In an age of unbelief, Credo says, "I believe." Credo exists to catechize Christians in classical Christianity.
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"Virtue is bespeaking how human persons really change and yet remain what they really are.... Virtue is that which makes the actor and his or her actions both good." —Fr. Cajetan Cuddy
Matthew Barrett and Fr. Cajetan Cuddy discuss Aquinas' understanding of the Christian life and its role in leading to man's ultimate purpose. Listen to Episode #182 now:
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"The beatific vision is a union of the rational creature with God." —Fr. Cajetan Cuddy
@MattMBarrett and Fr. @cajetancuddy discuss Aquinas' understanding of the Christian life and its role in leading to man's ultimate purpose. Listen to Episode #182 now:
credomag.com/2026/10/thomas-…
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We closed @AquinasKC with Vespers, followed by lots of conversations afterwards. More than speaking I enjoyed seeing how sacred doctrine builds friendships.
We already have the speakers for 2027. I look forward to seeing you in Kansas City again.
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In our distracted, anxious age, Aquinas tells us us we will find our greatest happiness in an undistracted, singular vision of God. What joy to join Dominic Legge & @cajetancuddy to make @AquinasKC a reality. 🧵
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It was an honor to speak at @AquinasKC with @CredoMagazine. What a conference!
I spoke on how finding happiness in God can only be done by embracing human nature.
Remarkable to see Protestants and Catholics showing up to @AquinasKC. With Aquinas as their guide, they are addressing pressing matters in our culture. 🧵
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I am here at Donnelly College where the @AquinasKC Conference will happen tomorrow. Catholics, Protestants, both meeting up around Aquinas to answer some of the most pressing questions of our age. Can’t wait. We have a few spots left. Lunch provided. donnelly.edu/aquinas-kc
Let us celebrate the Feast Day of Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley!
"Almighty God, you gave your servants Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley boldness to confess the Name of our Savior Jesus Christ before the rulers of this world, and courage to die for this faith: Grant that we may always be ready to give a reason for the hope that is in us, and to suffer gladly for the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen."
—The Book of Common Prayer
Aquinas KC is TOMORROW!!! Last chance to sign up!
Join Fr. Dominic Legge and Matthew Barrett on October 17 at Donnelly College in Kansas City for Aquinas KC: The Happy Life. Explore happiness, human flourishing, and the search for God through the wisdom of Thomas Aquinas.
Register now and bring a friend!
eventbrite.com/e/aquinas-kc-…
"This is the Prayer Book's whole strategy for forming ordinate love. It gathers the whole church together to pray God's own words back to him until those words become the shape of our own hearts."
In this lecture, Dr. @bryanchollon, president of @TASeminary , uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections. Listen to Episode #183 now:
credomag.com/2026/10/men-wit…
"The Book of Common Prayer is simply the Bible arranged for prayer and worship. In fact, eighty percent of all the words in the Book of Common Prayer are just Scripture."
In this lecture, Dr. @bryanchollon, president of @TASeminary, uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections. Listen to Episode #183 now:
credomag.com/2026/10/men-wit…
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I am about finished with my lecture for @AquinasKC this Saturday on Happiness and the Search for God. I will be speaking along with others like @cajetancuddy, John Meinert, Dominic Legge, OP, and more. There are still a few seats left to join me in Kansas City: donnelly.edu/aquinas-kc
Let us celebrate the Feast Day of Teresa of Ávila!
"O God, your blessed Son became poor for our sake, and chose the Cross over the kingdoms of this world: Deliver us from an inordinate love of worldly things, that we, inspired by the devotion of your servant Teresa of Ávila, may seek you with singleness of heart, behold your glory by faith, and attain to the riches of your everlasting kingdom, where we shall be united with our Savior Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen."
—The Book of Common Prayer
Only 3 days to go!
Join Fr. Dominic Legge and Matthew Barrett on October 17 at Donnelly College in Kansas City for Aquinas KC: The Happy Life. Explore happiness, human flourishing, and the search for God through the wisdom of Thomas Aquinas.
Don’t put it off. Register today and bring a friend!
eventbrite.com/e/aquinas-kc-…
"We are self-centered rather than God-centered. That's the status of all who sin. A heart like that cannot be trusted to know what it needs because it wants the wrong thing, and it's not been challenged to want anything else, which is precisely the mistake that expressive individualism makes about worship." —Dr. Bryan Hollon
In this lecture, Dr. Bryan Hollon, president of @TASeminary, uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections. Listen to Episode #183 now:
credomag.com/2026/10/men-wit…
RT @MattMBarrett: I sent my students out. What did they find? Church was a passive experience of consumption. Listening to a band. Hearing…
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"We actually coined a phrase to describe what my students experienced. We called it post-biblical Protestant evangelicalism. Church for most of these evangelicals was an entirely passive experience of consumption." —Dr. Bryan Hollon
In this lecture, Dr. Bryan Hollon, president of @TASeminary, uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections. Listen to Episode #183 now:
credomag.com/2026/10/men-wit…
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What you contemplate literally changes you. It enters into your intellect and into your very soul. -@cajetancuddy New episode is out. credomag.com/2026/10/thomas-…
"The will is not forgotten. Love is not forgotten, but the beatific vision, that union with God, is essentially the substance of it." —Fr. Cajetan Cuddy
Matthew Barrett and Fr. Cajetan Cuddy discuss Aquinas' understanding of the Christian life and its role in leading to man's ultimate purpose. Listen to Episode #182 now:
credomag.com/2026/10/thomas-…