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Fr. Robert McTeigue appeared on EWTN Live
Bookmark Brief – Christendom Lost and Found
Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J. appeared on EWTN’s, Bookmark Brief to talk about his book, Christendom Lost and Found: Meditations for a Post Post-Christian Era.
Bookmark Brief – Real Philosophy for Real People
Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J. appeared on EWTN’s, Bookmark Brief to talk about his book, Real Philosophy for Real People: Tools for Truthful Living:
Parishes Preparing Their People for…What Exactly?
The typical Catholic parish today asks almost nothing from its parishioners, and provides very little in return. Read Fr’s latest essay at Crisis Magazine.
Appearance on Relevant Radio with Drew Mariani
Fr. McTeigue appeared on Relevant Radio with Drew Mariani for the show, Civility and More Olympic Blasphemy. Father McTeigue’s appearance begins at 25:04. Listen in:
The Once and Future Christendom
Darrick Taylor writes about Christendom Lost and Found in his essay at Crisis Magazine, describing it as, “One of the best books I have encountered for thinking through these issues”.
Why Do (Mass-going) Catholics Resent God?
Many congregants arrive late, are dressed inappropriately, do not sing the hymns, become lifeless during the homily, receive Holy Communion indifferently, and then scramble to the exits at the first opportunity.
Read the essay at Crisis Magazine.
We’re Just One Saint Away!!! Matt Archbold of Creative Minority Report Joins Fr. McTeigue
The world is dark and darkening. The Church is sounding an uncertain trumpet. I spoke to Fr. Robert McTeigue about this on the radio. If you have a moment, please listen.
The Catholic Current: We welcome back Matt Archbold of Creative Minority Report to continue our reflections on Fiducia Supplicans and the recent Roman scandals. How can we respond with Faith, rather than hopium and copium? Father finishes with Timely Thoughts.
College Fix editor discusses ‘faith, morals & madness’ on college campuses
College Fix Associate Editor Matt Lamb recently joined “The Catholic Current” with Robert McTeigue, a Jesuit priest, to discuss “faith, morals, and madness” on college campuses.
Lamb and McTeigue discussed a series of College Fix articles, including Barnard College’s abortion film contest and a Princeton University Democrat who said he does not want to eat with conservatives. They also discussed the University of San Diego covering abortion in its student health insurance plan, despite being a Catholic school.
New Oxford Review, Letters to the Editor: December 2023
All Hail, Catholic Inc.
“As much as I would like to disagree with Fr. Robert McTeigue — being at odds with Jesuits is all the rage these days — I read his article “The Cult of the Imperial Self” (Oct.) as if he wrote it with a kindred spirit to my own. Though the whole thing is worth reading, the following sentence encapsulates the spirit of his article and the spirit of the age: “Too many Catholics have apostatized in favor of the secular culture and the imperial self, playing the roles of entertainer and the entertained. Among them, the worship of God and the sacrifice of self continue to fade.”
This statement should serve as a wake-up call, an occasion for putting on sackcloth and ashes as we beg the Lord to spare Nineveh. Alas, Fr. McTeigue’s statement — to which many of us can relate with ease — seems to have gone largely unnoticed by the gatekeepers of what I call “Catholic Inc.”
Continue to read this Letter to the Editor on New Oxford Review.