Conference given to a group of seminarians at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary in Winona, MN, exploring some of Beethoven’s works and situating Beethoven within the ideologies of his day. Also examines Aristotle’s view of the soul.
Conference of nearly an hour and a half given at STAS for the 2001 US Priests’ Meeting. Explores the issues of fiftiesism, the question of vocations, man’s disconnect between religion and daily life, the love that priests must have for their breviary, and discusses the type of men wanted in the seminary.
Conference of nearly an hour and a half given at STAS for the 2002 US Priests’ Meeting. He discusses the recent agreement the Campos priests made with Rome and the role of the Frankfurt School for social engineering.
Bishop Williamson discusses the errors of the modern world, how the apostasy continues, the confusion of churchmen, SSPX/Rome issues, Pope Benedict XVI, and raising children.
Bishop Williamson gives a practical application of Catholic principles in today’s world, states that families do not have the help of communities that they once had, how boys must be taught by men, mentions Natural Family Planning, the importance of spending time with children and the role of the media in perpetuating lies.
Bishop Williamson states that John Paul II has irreconcilable ideas in his mind, states the importance of Thomistic philosophy, mentions personalism, the paralysis of conservative Catholics, and states the proper understanding of papal infallibility.
