Can a society have freedom without recognizing the ultimate truth and the rights of God? Can toleration ever be practiced without ignoring the rights of truth? In what does true freedom lie? Find out the answers to these questions and more as we discuss Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange's "Truth and Indifferentism!"

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As always, Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange poses a timeless and timely question: when can the pope intervene in political affairs? Join us as we discuss the ability (and occasional duty) of the Church to exercise her authority in directing man to his final end, and how this relates to political issues, particularly the death penalty.

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How can society be understood? Are we all just individuals joined in a contract to not harm one another? Or are all of our rights subsumed into the common good of an overarching, communist state? Are these our only options? Join us as we discuss the much better, richer, more free, more just, and more true Thomistic approach to the state and the individual!

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What remains of virtue when you turn yourself away from God? In the long term, nothing good! Join us as we discuss Garrigou-Lagrange's thoughts on the distinctions between dispositions, acquired virtues, infused virtues, and how committing grave sin impacts the existence of those virtues.

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Why should we care about prudence? Isn't prudence really just a lack of acting? Surely, it can't be too important! Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange, of course, disagrees! Join us as we discuss the necessity of prudence in every single action, how imprudence leads to very grave sins, and why none of the virtues would work without prudence. We also provide some brief thoughts on Lagrange's support of Vichy France!

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Sense-data is real, and we have a real relation to the sensed thing; so holds Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange. Join us as we discuss what distinguishes real sensation from visions and hallucinations, and why it really matters that we relate to the things we sense.

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How does the mind know that it exists, and what does this have to do with God? Find out as we discuss Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange's thoughts on the Thomistic notion that the mind knows itself through some species while the soul is united with the body, and how this relates to God's knowledge of Himself and the begetting of the Son!

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How can we know anything? Are we just stuck in our own heads, never actually interacting with the physical world? Or are we just material, and what we think is knowledge is actually just the results of chemical reactions? Find out as we discuss Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange's Thomistic view of knowledge, in which the knower, in a way, becomes something other than himself!

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