76: Catholic thought and the crisis of the West, with Michael J. Knowles
Update: 2024-04-05
Description
Michael J. Knowles, the American broadcaster, political commentator, actor and author, is the guest of Dr Gavin Ashenden for this 75th episode for Merely Catholic, the podcast series for the Catholic Herald.
They discuss the many “diverse and eccentric” identities of American conservativism in the twilight of the Biden presidency and Mr Knowles’ work for the Daily Wire, the popular US news website and media company, amid the shifting sands of the cultural revolutions of the last decade. They also talk about the vital role of the Catholic Church in upholding objective moral truth in the crisis of relativism gripping the West.
They discuss the many “diverse and eccentric” identities of American conservativism in the twilight of the Biden presidency and Mr Knowles’ work for the Daily Wire, the popular US news website and media company, amid the shifting sands of the cultural revolutions of the last decade. They also talk about the vital role of the Catholic Church in upholding objective moral truth in the crisis of relativism gripping the West.
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How wonderful to hear this interview with two of my favourite Catholic speakers! I could listen to you all day. Thank you 🙏 I can really relate to the British view of catholics, since Im a Swede and it has been forbidden to be Catholic here up to the 1950s (only migrants were allowed to be Catholic). I will soon be a proud member of the church militant, armed and ready for my first communion and confirmation 12th of May 2024! A miracle to be here after a long journey. With sisterly love/ Anette