In this Age of Darkness, Rediscover the Light
Join us in our quest to help the most distracted, digital, and culturally-orphaned generation in history rediscover the Truth, Goodness, and Beauty of the Great Tradition of Christendom found in the Catholic Faith.
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Our Vision
OUR MISSION | To cultivate Saints, Sages, and Statesmen through the Great Tradition of Christendom.
OUR TASK | To transform the treasures of the Great Tradition into visual, engaging, and beautiful media to reach the most distracted, digital, and culturally-orphaned generation in history.
OUR GOAL | To help people become, remain, and deepen their lives as Catholics “hidden with Christ in God” (Col. 3:3) so they may love and adore Him for all eternity.
We will achieve this by building Five Masterpieces (see below), which will create a platform that makes the Great Tradition more accessible than ever, ensuring its enduring relevance in the 21st century and beyond.
Eternal Christendom is under priestly authority and supervision.
Our Civilizational Crisis
Our civilization faces a crisis. The Great Tradition is vanishing—neglected in the Church, stripped from education, and often presented as lifeless, bare texts that fail to engage a digital and culturally-orphaned age. As a result, the heart of Christendom is being lost.
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Our Mission
Building the Five Masterpieces
In the past, generous Patrons supported Saints, Sages, and Statesmen to create the enduring masterpieces that have inspired countless conversions to Christ.
Inspired by these masterpieces of the Great Tradition, Eternal Christendom will focus on building Five Masterpieces, each of which will build on one another. Masterpiece #1 is our Podcast, which we hope will one day culminate with Masterpiece #5, our Digital Cathedral.
It will take years of effort and many generous Patrons to create them. But we believe that nothing less than a new era of Patronage can ensure the survival – indeed the revival – of the Great Tradition.
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Podcast
The Eternal Christendom Podcast focuses on sharing and defending the Faith by presenting the treasures of the Great Tradition, and delivering provocative, in-depth interviews of the world’s most fascinating, truth-seeking people.
It is hosted by our Founder, Joshua Charles—a convert, former White House speechwriter, and New York Times bestselling author.
Podcast
Audio
Eternal Christendom Audio will make the classics of the Great Tradition available for free across the largest platforms.
Internet audio has become one of the most popular and important mediums in the busy world of the 21st century. Tragically, most of the Great Tradition remains unavailable in this vital medium. Eternal Christendom Audio will change that. We will particularly focus on the works that have been most vital to the formation of Saints, Sages, and Statesmen, beginning with the Church Fathers.
Audio
Classics
Eternal Christendom Classics will publish the most beautiful, explanatory, and engaging set of classic books ever made. The Great Tradition will be brought to life by artists, illustrators, and the explanations of master teachers, showing how the the truth, goodness, and beauty contained therein is either corrected and elevated by the Catholic Faith, or exemplified by it.
While this set will take years to build, our goal is to create a new gold standard.
Our prayer is that generous Patrons will empower us to make these books available to anyone who needs them, regardless of socioeconomic status.
Classics
Bible
The Eternal Christendom Bible will be the most comprehensive Catholic apologetics Bible ever created. It will incorporate art, illustrations, charts, illuminated pages, in-depth commentary, and stories and quotes from Church Fathers, Saints, and Church teaching over the last 2,000 years.
It will show that the Bible truly is a Catholic book, entrusted to the Church for faithful preservation and interpretation.
This will be the standard Bible for any Catholic who desires to dive deeper into the reasons we believe, and any non-Catholic of goodwill who is open to having the case for the Catholic Faith made directly from the pages of Scripture.
Bible
Digital Cathedral
The Digital Cathedral, the final masterpiece, will be a dynamic online platform that will fully integrates the physical and digital realms in service of the Great Tradition.
This platform will incorporate all our content into an ever-growing library of audio, visual, and written content, fully integrated with our physical books through QR codes, and designed to engage people in the 21st century. It will feature the work of the greatest teachers, artists, filmmakers, and more, to bring the Great Tradition to life.
We hope that the Digital Cathedral will become a platform for sharing the work of other great evangelistic and apologetics apostolates, empowering us to cooperatively reach as many souls as possible.
Digital Cathedral
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The Bible Came from the Catholic Church, Part 1: Old Testament Canon (Dr. Matthew Thomas) | Ep. 73
Papal Snapshot: The Pope Commissions St. Boniface to Evangelize Pagan Germany | Ep. 72