Part 4 of a comprehensive class in fifteen approximately one-hour sessions, teaching history from the time of Christ to the present day.

Are there forces at work trying subtly to undo traditional morality by pretending other issues have the same importance?

Study the Bible on your lunch break. This week, Saint Paul writes to Timothy for the second time.

Virtually all modern heresies and the great loss of faith in modern culture is owing to a fundamental lack of understanding of Jesus Christ.

The Pope made more attempts than just "Mysterium Fidei" to stop the abuse of Communion in the hand. Unfortunately, his efforts were ignored.

All aboard for this talk presented by Gary Michael Voris on the 2014 Retreat At Sea! A reflection on the Gospel based on Peter's preaching.

Part 1 of a comprehensive class in fifteen approximately one-hour sessions.

As Christianity has been de-emphasized in modern times, a new paganism has arisen in the form of the New Age.

Learn Scripture on your lunch break. This week, Saint Paul's second letter to a bishop.

For many people, the worst thing a person can be is "judgmental." It's considered the worst social sin of which a person can be guilty.

Pope Paul VI, is often accused of doing nothing to prevent Communion in the hand. But this isn't the case.

What was done to damage the teaching of the faith?

Join Gary Michael Voris for the sixth hour of a six-hour course covering all aspects of the Eucharist.

For many Catholics, the Faith has become a pick-and-choose type of theology: Pick what you want and choose to ignore what you don't like.

Learn the word of God on your lunch break. This week, Saint Paul writes to a well-known bishop.

"Rome has spoken; the case is closed." But what has Rome said – and done – about Communion in the hand?

What have we lost, and where did it go?

Join Gary Michael Voris for the fifth hour of a six-hour course covering all aspects of the Eucharist.

The Eucharist is the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, and yet it appears to our senses simply to be bread and wine.

Study the Scriptures on your lunch break. This week, a letter from Saint Paul to a former slavemaster.