Rome Curious

Ep. 3 John Daniel Davidson on Paganism, Men without Women & Post-Family America

John Daniel Davidson is a senior editor at The Federalist. Over a nearly twenty-year career in journalism, he has written widely for national publications including the Wall Street Journal, National Review, the Guardian, the New York Post, the Claremont Review of Books, and First Things. He has also been a regular guest on many podcasts and radio and television shows, including Tucker Carlson Tonight, The Ingraham Angle, Fox and Friends, NPR, the BBC, and the Megyn Kelly Show. A Texan for many years, he now lives with his family in Alaska. 1. 00:00 - Introduction and Themes * Discussion on paganism, neo-paganism, and cultural influences. 2. 05:00 - Virtue in Modern Culture * Comparison of ancient Roman virtues with modern cultural values. 3. 12:00 - Influence of Paganism in Churches * How neo-paganism and self-centered ideologies are affecting churches. 4. 20:00 - Rediscovering Virtue * The importance of understanding and teaching virtues in today's society. 5. 28:00 - Marriage and Divorce * The impact of divorce on families and society, and the role of virtue in marriage. 6. 38:00 - The Role of Work and Family * How work and family life contribute to personal fulfillment and societal health. 7. 48:00 - Cultural and Spiritual Shifts * Discussion on cultural decay, spiritual suicide, and the need for a return to virtue. 8. 58:00 - Hope for the Future * Signs of revival and the potential for a strong, committed remnant in the church. These timestamps are estimates.

Ep. 2 Fr. Frankie Mulgrew on Mary, Confession, Conversion and Healing

Fr. Frankie Mulgrew is precentor at Salford Cathedral in the UK where he is in charge of liturgy and worship. Fr. Frankie is a stand up comedian turned priest who is a true believer in Christ and her Church, sharing the power of the Gospel, as well as the healing power of Jesus Christ through eucharistic and charismatic healing. Frankie.mulgrew@dioceseofsalford.org.uk

The Genesis of Rome Curious

Basically, we felt a nudge from God.