Badger Catholic

Tom Dobbins talks about how we can know about God. Then he examines what we can know about Gods properties using reason alone. Lastly he discusses the implications of those properties on our understanding of God and the world.

Nick Stabo, 4th year medical student at UW-Madison, discusses medical from the Catholic perspective.

UW Madisons Dr. Ron Numbers Hilldale Professor of the History of Science and Medicine Emeritus talks about popular myths about science and religion.

Fr. Mark Miller examines the history of the crusades and how they came about.

A Panel discusses the Third Way, a movie on the Catholic teaching on Homosexulaity and how Catholics should interact with people who have same sex attraction.

UW Law Student, Konrad Paczuski, talks on Religious Freedom in law.

Grad Student Luke Kersting talks on the Real Presence. Why does Jesus come to us in the Eucharist and why do we need the Eucharist.

Caroline Klinker shares her experiences of how Jesus has impacted her life through prayer and how you can learn to encounter him in yours.

Will Lyon, 1st year medical student at the UW, defines what is an explanation and what is evolution.

Sisters of Mary Morning Star talk on Mary and Sisterhood.

Faith and Reason: The Twin Pillars of Catholicism. Tom Dobbins discuss the relationship between faith and reason through the eyes of the Church.

Have you ever wondered about the relationship between literature and the Christian Faith? The Divine Comedy has been esteemed as one of the most influential epic poems of all time. Michael Promisel, a Political Science doctoral student, explains the political, philosophical, and theological implications of Dante Alighieris literary masterpiece.

Fr. Mark Miller speaks on metaphysical concepts that apply to science and the physical world.

Fr. Cliff Ermatinger, a teacher at the Leo XIII institute that trains exorcists priests in the United states and the exorcist for the Diocese of Milwaukee, talks about his experiences as an exorcist priest.

Geoffrey Ludvik talks about the Canaanite Religion. Geoffrey Ludvik is an Biblical archeologist PhD student at UW-Madison.