EPISODE · Jan 11, 2026 · 24 MIN
Corruption, Truth and Hope | January 11, 2026
from Living Catholic with Father Don Wolf · host Archdiocese of Oklahoma City
In this episode, we trace how Scripture, history, and lived experience confront modern corruption, then map a practical path toward honesty built on guardrails, subsidiarity, and courage. The call is clear: design for integrity, tell the truth out loud, and hold hope steady in Christ.• warnings in the Bible against bribes and favoritism• original sin as a reason for guardrails and audits• the parish audit story and structural reform• history’s long record of graft shaping outcomes• subsidiarity as right-sized decision making• culture change through truth-telling over image• Challenger hearings as a model of plain accountability• active resistance to corruption, not mere avoidance• hope rooted in Christ as the anchor for reform************Father Don Wolf is a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. Living Catholic also broadcasts on Oklahoma Catholic Radio several times per week, with new episodes airing every Sunday.
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In this episode, we trace how Scripture, history, and lived experience confront modern corruption, then map a practical path toward honesty built on guardrails, subsidiarity, and courage. The call is clear: design for integrity, tell the truth out loud, and hold hope steady in Christ. • warnings in the Bible against bribes and favoritism • original sin as a reason for guardrails and audits • the parish audit story and structural reform • history’s long record of graft shaping outcomes • subs...
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