Chivalry In The Modern World w/Charles Coulombe | The Catholic Gentleman

In this episode of The Catholic Gentleman, Sam and John meet with the one and only Charles Coulombe to discuss modern chivalry. They discuss the death of chivalry and how society is in desperate need of more chivalrous men. They go into how an allegiance to the Church and all her teachings is at the essence of authentic knighthood and masculinity.
In this episode we discuss;
• The demise of modern society
• 12 books on chivalry every man should know
• How men are called to be knights for our time
• The history of knighthood
• The effects of poor leadership
• And More
Charles Coulombe, is an American author, historian, and lecturer. He has appeared on Fox, ABC, BBC, National Catholic Register, Catholic Herald, and dozens of other notable locations. He is the author of 15 books including Vicars of Christ: A History of the Popes, Blessed Emperor Charles: the Legacy of a Holy monarch, and A Catholic quest for the Holy Grail. He can be found regularly on Tumblar House on both the website and RUclips Channel. Enjoy his weekly show “Off The Menu”.
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Go to the site to get the 12 books discussed in the episode - catholicgentleman.com/2021/09...
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[@TheCatholicGentleman]

Thanks for joining us. We got a number of requests to do this episode, let us know what other episodes you would like in the comments. Please like and share!

[@Rosenwood25]

Several years ago I took a vow of chivalry and swore myself to be a knight for Christ as it saddened me to see almost no men catholic or otherwise were held by any guidance of honor and courtesy. To hear y’all talk about it’s importance is amazing and I hope many more men take chivalry and apply it to their daily lives both spiritually and in practice

[@williamjones6971]

Almost no one will understand it. Of those who do, most will think your intention deluded, or worse, pretentious. Do not expect company at your vigil. But keep vigil anyway.

[@JohanSimonsson]

CS Lewis,
The Necessity of Chivalry. Is a must read on this topic.

[@erickelleher3911]

Sword of the Valiant was my introduction to that story of the Green Knight, and was impactful

[@marisolmontesdeoca6247]

Thank you for covering this lost art. Chivalry, regardless of race, culture, or religious affiliation should be a staple in every young man's upbringing.

[@user-uf5nv5cb3b]

Good Luck, with that. 😢

[@johnbyington3458]

Item first, I'm not a Catholic, but am a Christian.
When I became a Sergeant First Class/ E-7 in the US Army, I felt it was a right of passage into Knighthood. It's the first rank that you lead more than just a handful of people.
Growing up I had always wanted to be a Knight. I joined the Army; I became proficient in all sorts of weapons and combat; I am a land owner; I ride horses and joust in Renaissance period armor; I was Knighted by Sir James Acuff of the Lords of Chivalry.
I continue to live the Knight's life. I cannot think of any piece of Christian Knighthood that I have not done, am doing or willing to do.
Eric Demski has written a book that I love. the subject is concerning modern Knighthood.
Romans 12 is the perfect outline to Knighthood...Rom 13:12 is my favorite verse.

[@TheCatholicGentleman]

Thanks, John. Thank you for your service. God bless - John

[@johnbyington3458]

@@TheCatholicGentleman Thank you.

[@JamesWilliams-eu5mn]

Good talk guys

[@user-uf5nv5cb3b]

One or both of these guys need to be on Charles' 'Off the Menu'. The Host of that Show is one very dim bulb. It's refreshing to hear smart Hosts asking smart questions.

[@joshuavaillancourt9877]

Dim bulb? Don Vincenzo is a delight and you should be ashamed of yourself. What would prompt you to speak ill of anyone unnecessarily? Shame.

[@Undermarysmantleforever]

Wonderful podcast.

[@TheCatholicGentleman]

Thanks for listening, Marilyn. I pray that you are doing well. - John

[@Steve-jp3nl]

Thanks

[@johnniles2715]

An excellent and for me, timely topic presentation

[@TheCatholicGentleman]

Glad you enjoyed it! Charles Coulombe is a great resource and expert in the topic.

[@clarencelafuentes5331]

Stay imbued with our faith, lawful and decent work and leisure.
Banish thoughts or stay out of company that corrupts.
Often our instinct informs us.

[@clarencelafuentes5331]

"Adversities/frailties do not make a man weak, Adversities/ frailties show a man what he is ." - the Imitation of Christ

[@mikael3498]

Join the Knights of Our Lady. Traditional Order. And be dubbed there.

[@clarencelafuentes5331]

When Judiaism, O T, was the true faith, respecting the woman/women, and each other, was lived.
There were pagans, some not all, who did see this and adopted.
This continued into the Messianic age.
The N T, the Catholic church.
Never having filthy works, or being among the non Catholic in our lives, with their views and for a Catholic not brought up without having contradictions and dressed up lies, as done in movies, keeps our discipline.
I have seen others whose mind and living , cannot understand the decency of interacting with other persons .