Veritate Podcast

In this episode of Veritate, we confront one of the most contested and misunderstood teachings of the Catholic faith: the papacy. Is the Pope just a figurehead? A man-made invention? What about scandals, bad Popes, and Peter’s denial of Christ? We answer it all—clearly, boldly, and without compromise.
Drawing from Scripture, the Early Church Fathers, and 2,000 years of sacred Tradition, we explore why Christ chose Peter, gave him the keys, and established a visible head for His Church on Earth. We address the danger of private interpretation, the illusion of “Bible-alone” Christianity, and the chaos it breeds.
Whether you’re Catholic, Protestant, or just searching for truth in a sea of confusion—this episode will challenge what you’ve heard and point you toward what Christ actually established: one Church, one shepherd, and one visible source of unity.
Because where Peter is, there is the Church. And where the Church is, there is Christ.

In this episode of Veritate, Johnny Mack cuts through the lies poisoning the world and speaks the plain truth: you cannot serve both God and yourself. Christ said it clearly: no man can serve two masters. Yet today, even among those calling themselves Christian, the worship of self has replaced the worship of God. From abortion to gender ideology, from pornography to the cult of personal opinion, the world offers false freedom that is really slavery. This is a call to wake up, reject the soft counterfeit gospels, and return to the real Christ, the One who calls you to die to self, take up your cross, and follow Him. No compromise. No safe middle ground. You’re either with Him or against Him. Choose.

In this special Mother’s Day episode of Veritate, we strip away the modern sentimentality and get back to the heart of what motherhood truly is: sacrifice, strength, and sanctity. We reflect on the timeless role of mothers as the first teachers of faith, the keepers of the home, and the backbone of civilization itself. Drawing from tradition and the wisdom of the ages, we will speak plainly about the dignity of motherhood, why it is under attack today, and how we must restore honor to this sacred vocation. Whether you are a mother, have a mother, or simply care about the future, this episode is a call to gratitude and action. No fluff—just truth.

In this bold and uncompromising episode of Veritate, we tackle a topic many avoid: How can faithful Catholics maintain friendships with those outside the Church without compromising the truth? Drawing from Scripture, Church teaching, and the wisdom of the saints, we cut through modern errors of false tolerance and religious indifferentism. Learn how to walk the narrow road — loving your neighbor without betraying Christ. No sugarcoating. No excuses. Just the truth, delivered with charity and conviction.

In this powerful and unflinching episode, we confront the uncomfortable truth: many today wear chains not forged by tyrants, but chosen out of comfort, fear, and spiritual laziness. Whether enslaved to sin, addiction, ideologies, or the idol of self, we examine how modern man—while claiming freedom—has willingly surrendered his will, his dignity, and his salvation. This episode calls out the lies of the world, challenges the false promises of autonomy, and offers the only true path to freedom: submission to God’s authority. It’s not about living your truth—it’s about living the Truth.

An episode to discuss the different forms of the liturgy. A comparison of the Traditional Latin Mass and the Novus Ordo.

This episode will look at biblical and church teaching regarding angels, demons, and your very soul!

This episode will focus on miracles and the different types of them. We also answer some more of your listener received questions!

In this episode, I disclose my history of being a Freemason and how it is incompatible with the gospel. I urge all Freemasons to listen and search it out for yourself.

This episode will cover many of the scandalous Popes and current corruption of the Catholic clergy. Yet still Christ and the Church still stand.