Baroque and Bourgeois Civilization

[@fortiternontrepideJMJ]

This was so needed for Catholics in America who don’t have any idea of real Catholic culture. Great guest!

[@LeicesterTradCatholic]

After months of listening to Vendee Radio programs and really enjoying them, it's good to finally know the presenter's name and what he looks like! Thanks for another fascinating and enlightening discussion.

[@LeicesterTradCatholic]

@@secretbear87 He runs a KZbin channel called Vendee Radio, which has very spicy, politically incorrect discussions, featuring E Michael Jones and others.

[@LeicesterTradCatholic]

@@secretbear87 I think he has videos on Podomatic, and he has a twitter account.

[@trnslash]

Super excited for this! Love the Vendee channel

[@gokselkoc6955]

So many dots connected between the soul, beauty, culture and God! Superb work! Much love from Turkey, God bless all.

[@apisDei]

Vendee Radio best podcast on KZbin!

[@isaacgonzales654]

Timothy, New Catholic convert here loving your content and thank you for having this guy on the first painting was so amazing I really paused at certain points to even further analyze the picture, the beauty of KZbin learning... Your channel has been very helpful for me to be a new Catholic in this world thank you P.s. sorry for the late comment

[@brewcity2317]

Incredible interview. So much info. Another great guest and another great episode.

[@francishaight2062]

What a fascinating topic and food for thought. My favorite take-away: true beauty pierces the soul and wounds it. It would be interesting to hear this reflection applied to literature as well.

[@annehammett8771]

This is the type of European history that I love! Excellant...Thank you!

[@annehammett8771]

Lol! Meant excellent!

[@melodyjennings3542]

Thank you for taking the time needed for a thorough and clarifying discussion. Thank you for your words of hope at the end. God bless you both and your families. Three Hail Marys.

[@larrylewis3573]

Dear Mr. Flanders, Thank you and your guest for a superb elucidation of the meaning of bourgeois and baroque, drawing upon the great Christopher Dawson. A very timely topic for Catholics today. Thank you many times over. Sincerely In Christ Our Saviour, Larry Clarence Lewis, Canada.

[@kyleelsbernd7566]

Dear Peter, my thesis has been the undue dominance of Protestant culture in the West. Recently discovered your work and it already seems a well developed vein for me to mine. Best, Kyle E. Wisconsin USA

[@samueldominguez8185]

One of your best ever. Thank you!

[@harrietbrown8807]

people in baroque Europe lived from plaque to plaque and yet their exuberance in art was so high, whereas COVID induced lockdown deprives everybody of possibility of action, adventure, pursuing goals, achieving something...

[@KenDelloSandro7565]

An absolutely brilliant topic and it does not disappoint at all. Well done gents. BRAVO!!! DEVS LO VVLT

[@MyImmaculateQueen]

I think it was Venerable Fulton Sheen who drew the contract between modern architecture and the architecture within Christian cultures. When men believe in God it raises their souls, their minds and their creativity to something greater, more splendid and beautiful. Compare a Gothic cathedral to a typical skyscraper. They're all plain, glass, characterless boxes. I love architecture and art inspired by the faith of the artist, especially when overtly expressing their faith such as in paintings, statues and crucifixes.

[@matthewjames9167]

Thank you Tim and Peter. I was in the US Army Reserve for 6 years and was able to go with a group to the Weiskirche. It is stunning. The group was mainly Catholic. Funny though, one of the group said he had been there before, and told us “weis” meant white. The words are similar, I guess. I loved this episode Tim. Thanks again fellas. God bless!

[@thetwocitiespodcast]

Thank you sir. What a blessed trip. I believe 'Weiss' is white and 'wies' is meadow.

[@apisDei]

Weiss or weiß is white, weis(e) is wise and Wies(e) is meadow.

[@Undermarysmantleforever]

Wonderful and very educational, love this show

[@ambermiller7696]

When I was in elementary school my Protestant parents took us to Ettal Abbey, which reminds me of Weisskirche; from that point on, I knew I had to become catholic.

[@brewcity2317]

Mexico was as rich as the USA up until the Industrial Revolution in the USA. This is what I learned per statistical data in a Developmental Economic course (300 level) at UW-Milwaukee years ago. Mexico City was one of the richest cities in North America back then.

[@jimmyjames417]

wow I would love a rich Mexico. so sad

[@brewcity2317]

@@jimmyjames417 , the quaint and clean town San Miguel de Allende, is the next best thing to being rich. Looks rich when juxtaposed with the burned down blocks of Detroit.

[@antisha321]

Ooouh, thoese summers in Berchtesgaden, Mittenwald and Partenkirchen. I hope one day, if this misery ends, to make a tour again and stop by Wieskirche too.

[@cherylmatz5787]

Excellent! Thank you so much

[@klaracolbert8542]

Awesome!!! I have been to Wieskirche. It is beautiful beyond words.

[@ronaldestep4100]

My heart bursts with these themes of joy and celebration of the life redeemed by the Gospel of our God and His Christ. So rich, so bright, and so beautiful is the heart and eye filled with the Faith, Hope, and Charity of our Blessed Savior.

[@bankerborsch]

One of the great mysteries of the universe is why Vendee radio has so few subs. I suspect the answer lies in the mental wasteland of the Proletariat.

[@stephenlamprou982]

When I saw the thumbnail I thought that was Matt Murdock from Daredevil

[@MsHburnett]

Outstanding !!!!

[@maximmed]

I believe adding words, and reducing images "feminizes" The Mass.

[@jimmyjames417]

Check out my dude’s jawline

[@loyaltotruth8435]

Music is too loud at the beginning and overlapped the beginning of the talk. Please make sure music complements the video and not dominate it.

[@MarinaLaroche]

This is incredibly beautiful evocative music that stirs the soul. How can you say the music ought to complement the video as if this doesn't ?

[@jimmyjames417]

What language is Peter praying in at the end?

[@nickrehberg7333]

Latin

[@jacobitewiseman3696]

I wonder why are Renaissance portraits of women depict them as large? Iam not saying they were obese but, I wonder if they weren't overweight.

[@MsHburnett]

Saint patricks cathedral in auckland, number 1 church in nz had its high altar destroyed by the bishop sitting singleted driving the bull dozer. I have the photo

[@jimmyjames417]

oh my gosh

[@MsHburnett]

New zealand catholic heirachy destroyed all catholic church beauty