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Founded in 1968 by Professor Dietrich von Hildebrand
“Even if the wounds of this shattered world enmesh you, and the sea in turmoil bears you along in but one surviving ship, it would still befit you to maintain your enthusiasm for studies unimpaired. Why should lasting values tremble if transient things fall?”
— Prosper of Aquitaine
 Luther and His Progeny
500 Years of Protestantism and Its Consequences for Church, State, and Society
The twelve essays contained in this volume assess the impact of Luther’s novel theological and philosophical doctrines on faith, political theory, law, ethics, economics, and science — as well as his role in the devastation of Christendom and the creation in its place of the contemporary secular culture of the West.
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Church History Lecture Series
The New York City Church History Lecture Series offers an in-depth discussion of consecutive periods in the life of Christendom each year from September through May. [more]
Historical Lessons from the Church Militant For Her Synodal Caricature
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1978–2013
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Marxist-Pluralist Madness and the Suicide of Christendom, 1944–1978
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From the “Purifying War” to Danger on All Fronts, 1914–1945
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Gambling & Pulling up Stakes in the Den of Modernity, 1878–1914
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Catholic Renewal and the Discovery of the Frauds of Modernity, 1846-1878
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Catholic Revival & the Difficult Escape from the Naturalist Grip, 1794-1846
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…and Half the Business of Destruction Done, 1748-1799
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The High Baroque and the Architects of Demolition, 1689-1748
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Laying the Groundwork for a Garden of Earthly Delights, 1629-1689
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Sanctifying, Expanding & Defending the Meaning of Catholic Christendom
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Two Conflicting Visions of the Meaning of the Incarnation (1517–1563)
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From the Fall of Constantinople to the Reuchlinstreit (1453–1517)
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From the Western Schism to the Fall of Constantinople (1378–1453)
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Primal Assaults on the Medieval Catholic Synthesis (1270–1378)
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“When Values Descended Upon the Earth”
Transformation in Christ and the Birth of the Lay Spirit
(1153–1268)
“Binding the Rhinoceros”
Medieval Catholic Reform and the Taming of Nature (1025–1153)
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Summer Symposium at Gardone
Since 1993, the Roman Forum has used a ten day Summer Symposium in Gardone Riviera, on Lake Garda, in northern Italy, to introduce participants to a full sense of the Catholic life. [more]
31st Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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30th Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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29th Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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Delayed 28th Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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27th Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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26th Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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25th Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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24th Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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23rd Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium.
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22nd Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium & Second International Catholic Christendom Congress.
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21st Gardone Riviera Summer Symposium & First International Catholic Christendom Congress.
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20th Anniversary of the Summer Symposium.
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In Honor of St. Benedict and Pope Benedict XVI.
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Honoring the 100th Anniversary of Notre Charge Apostolique, St. Pius X's letter to the Bishops of France on the Sillon.
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A Tale of Two Enlightenments
Modern Image Versus Catholic Truth
These Ruins are Inhabited
Catholic Emergence From the Rubble of Two “Iron Ages” (The 10th & 20th Centuries)
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Special Colloquia
These events maintain the Roman Forum's commitment to dealing with broad contemporary problems, rooted in theology and philosophy, involving the Church and society at large. [more]
The 2011 Commemoration of Blessed Pius IX’s Syllabus of Errors with guest of honor Christopher A. Ferrara, President of the American Catholic Lawyers Association.
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The 2010 Syllabus of Errors Weekend with guest of honor David Allen White, Retired Professor of World Literature, Naval Academy in Annapolis.
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Dedicated to the Memory of Blessed Pius IX (1846-1878), with guest of honor David Allen White, Retired Professor of World Literature, Naval Academy in Annapolis. Click here for more »
Messages from the Third Rome to the First Rome
The Birthday of Rome Weekend, dedicated to the memory of Alexander Solzhenitsyn (1918-2008).
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