In the latest episode of Conversatio, Dr. Tom Varacalli sits down with Catholic apologist Trent Horn to discuss his book Why We’re Catholic. They explore the intersection of faith and politics, how Catholics can engage with secularism, and how to navigate tough conversations about the faith. This episode offers valuable insights for both new and lifelong Catholics on living out and sharing the Catholic faith in today’s world.
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The Hero’s Quest: The Power of Story for Man as Homo Viator
In this sixth episode of Conversatio, Fr. Jonathan Torres, a 2013 graduate of the Abbey, explores the Hero’s Quest and the power of story for man as homo viator—the “man on a journey.” He shares insights with our honors college students on how the narrative of Christ, as depicted in the Bible, reveals the transformative power of story to shape human identity and purpose—and how we can understand our own lives as a story in the making.
The War on Millennials: Civic Duty with Pete Seat
In the latest episode of Conversatio, Dr. Mary Imparato and Abbey student Youthan Love chat with Pete Seat, author of The War on Millennials, about the challenges facing the millennial generation. Pete shares insights on bridging generational divides and emphasizes the need for active citizenship, encouraging all generations to take action today for a better tomorrow. Drawing on his experiences with President Bush, he also addresses perceptions of government effectiveness.
The Reagan Experience: Personal Stories from His Final Years
In episode 4 of Conversatio, Dr. Mary Imparato and Youthan Love welcome Peggy Grande, who shares her remarkable experiences as Ronald Reagan’s executive assistant after his presidency. Join us as she reflects on her time with the former president and the lessons she learned along the way.
Lectio Divina Meditation with Fr. Elias
In our third episode of Conversatio, Fr. Elias offers us a meditation on Lectio Divina, and shares more about this devotion, as well as how you can integrate it into your daily life.
