Lumen Verum Apologetics

Paul Morrissey helps us to draw out an understanding of the Old Testament through the use of analogies and typologies with the New Testament. The post How to Read the Old Testament appeared first on Cradio.

Anthony English looks at the events of the Assumption of Our Lady and what this means, why this occurred, and looks at a number of common questions surrounding the event and doctrine of the Assumption. The post The Assumption appeared first on Cradio.

Fr Michael de Stoop outlines some important elements of the Sacrament of Confession in light of the Parable of the Prodigal Son and the graces which we receive through Reconciliation. The post The Gift of Confession appeared first on Cradio.

Mr Paul Morrissey discusses the seven deadly sins, and how the Beatitudes which Christ teaches are used as the antidote to these temptations... The post Deadly Sins vs. Beatitudes appeared first on Cradio.

Wanda Skowronska recounts conversion in more recent times from some of the most anti-Catholic of contexts... The post Contemporary Conversions appeared first on Cradio.

Robert Haddad presents the Catholic view of the soul - specifically the human soul - and defends the notion of its immortality in accordance with Catholic teaching and philosophy. The post The Immortality of the Soul appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Wanda Skowronska explores the development of modern psychology in the 19th and 20th centuries, and its relationship with Christianity. The post Psychology and Christianity appeared first on Cradio.

Paul Morrissey speaks on what love is - with particular focus on the writings of St John Paul II on the topic, how love can be difficult, and how we can overcome those difficulties. The post Love & The Christian Fulfillment appeared first on Cradio.

Dr John Lamont responds to objections against the existence of Hell from philosophical and Scriptural perspectives. The post The Justice of Hell appeared first on Cradio.

Lucy O'Connell discusses her recommended books for the Catholic that has an interest in literature, but doesn't know where to start with the vast ocean of reading material out there... The post Books Catholics Should Read… appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Wanda Skowonska explores how language is being used to manipulate on a societal level with regards to the degradation of spiritual language, the popularising dehumanising words, and the increasing redemption theme of ecological language. The post Language & Spiritual Warfare appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Garrick Small speaks on the development of Catholic Social Thought and economics over the past century, and how academia has progressed in circles - because it has forgotten the giants... The post Forgotten Giants of Catholic Social Teaching appeared first on Cradio.

Paul Bizzanes presents an overview of the stem cell market and the state of stem cell research, the Church's position on adult and embryonic stem cell research, how embryonic stem cell research relates to end-of-life issues, and current adult stem cell therapies. The post The Church & Bioethics appeared first on Cradio.

Robert Haddad reflects on his continuous conversion in the Catholic Church, and discusses the importance of the Eucharist from the days of the early Church. The post Surprised by The Eucharist appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Andrew Foong speaks on the background to the writing of Pope Paul VI's famous encyclical "Humanae Vitae", and the aftermath which has reverberated to this present day. The post Sign of Contradiction: Humanae Vitae appeared first on Cradio.

The Dominican Sisters of St Cecilia present what the Holy Spirit is, and how the Holy Spirit works in our lives through faith, hope and love. The post The Holy Spirit appeared first on Cradio.

Sr Moira discusses why the Sacraments exist in the Church, and how they empower us as followers of Christ. The post Empowerment of the Sacraments appeared first on Cradio.

Paul Bizzanes explains how the Church helped form Western Civilisation for the last 2000 years, and responds to accusations that the Church held civilisation back. The post How the Church Formed Western Civilisation appeared first on Cradio.

Fr John Flader looks at the purpose and practice of sacrifice throughout the Old Testament, leading up to the Institution of the Holy Eucharist: the eternal Todah. The post The Old Testament & The Mass appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Andrew Foong discusses the meaning of life based especially in the teachings of Blessed John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI, and how the answer to the meaning of life leads to true happiness. The post The Meaning of Life appeared first on Cradio.