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**Institute of Catholic Culture**

Know the Faith. Love the Faith. Live the Faith.

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The Seven Deadly Sins - Part One Mar 08, 2009

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“Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Envy, and Pride.”

- Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1866

The Spanish Armada Feb 28, 2009

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Americans know the defeat of the Spanish Armada as the victory of the heroic Francis Drake and the sailors of a nascent navy standing up to and defeating the superior forces of the great sea power of Spain, determined to arrest religious and economic freedom, with vessels laden with the torture devices of the Spanish Inquisition. The reality is that Drake, the son of a heretic preacher, was a pirate whose resume included looting and burning Catholic convents on the Spanish Main and putting before a firing squad priests who admonished him for his behavior. Worse, the queen for whom he worked was more conniving and sinister than her father. Learn the truth of the Armada story—why Philip II was justified in launching the invasion, what really brought down the Spanish force, and the remarkable heroism of the Spanish seamen.

Revelation - Part Two Feb 17, 2009

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In every age, the Church has insisted upon the need for the faithful to study the Sacred Word. Unfortunately, for various reasons many Catholics struggle to gain spiritual enrichment from this endeavor. Sadly, for many, the Bible is little more than a dusty book on the coffee table, rarely opened and almost never studied. Learn how to read the Bible the right way!

Revelation - Part One Feb 10, 2009

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Spiritual Warfare - Part Two Feb 05, 2009

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Learn the art of living in a culture consumed by death. Dr. Cuddeback examines the root causes, the major manifestations, and the antidote to what Pope John Paul II called the culture of death. Then we will turn to the Pauline notion of spiritual warfare to examine the spiritual armament that all Christians must take up in order to transform their own lives and society around them.

The Protestant Revolution - Part Three Jan 31, 2009

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In the year 1517, a young Augustinian monk by the name of Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the castle church at Wittenburg, protesting certain teachings and practices of the Catholic Church and sparking a revolution within the heart of Christendom. Today, some five hundred years later, there are over thirty thousand Protestant denominations; there remains but one Holy Catholic Church.

Spiritual Warfare - Part One Jan 29, 2009

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The Protestant Revolution - Part Two Jan 24, 2009

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The Protestant Revolution - Part One Jan 17, 2009

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Reconquista - Part Two Jan 13, 2009

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In the year 711, the Islamic horde crossed the straits of Gibraltar and conquered the Iberian Peninsula in the name of Mohammed, subjecting Catholic Spain to over seven hundred years of Mohammedan rule. Learn the story of the “Reconquista," the story of the great Catholic men who took up the Cross to reclaim their homeland.

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