Here are some talks from FOCUS - Fellowship of Catholic University Students:

Curtis Martin - Vision For Life
Dr. Edward Sri - The Courage to be Catholic
Dr. Edward Sri - The New Rosary in Scripture
Dr. Jonathan Reyes - Be Conformed to Christ, Transform the Culture
John Zimmer - Breaking the Da Vinci Code
Sean Innerst - Reasons for Hope
Tim Gray - Manna for the Mission

Dr. Jonathan Reyes - The Cross and Christian Maturity: Life in Christ after College
Scott Powell - What's so New about the New Evangelization?
Msgr. Stuart Swetland - Life After Graduation
Sister Mary Gabriel, S.V. - Perfect Love Casts out all Fear: Promoting Life with the Heart of Christ
Dr. Edward Sri - Praying the Rosary Like Never Before
Dr. Francis Beckwith - Responding to Challenges to the Pro-Life View in the College Classroom Fr. Kevin Augustyn - Early Church Model for Evangelization
Kristen Fausey - Suffering and the Strength to Change the World
Jim Jansen - Ecumenical Pyromania

Former President of the Evangelical Theological Society, Francis Beckwith, has recently returned to the ancient Christian faith. Dr. Beckwith was raised Catholic but became an Evangelical Protestant in youth. After a review of Catholic theology and its basis, however, he has been reconciled with the Church. While I've posted on him before (here -- in an interview discussed more here and here), I thought some of his other works might be worth hearing. That in mind...

March 2nd, 2007 - Francis Beckwith
Natural Law, Natural Rights, and the Darwinian Challenge

March 1st, 2007 - Francis Beckwith
Third Annual Faith and Law Lecture, Disenfranchising Believers: How the Federal Courts’ Religious Motive Test Violates Religious Liberty

Francis Beckwith has begun doing interviews on his reversion to the Catholic Church following an extended stay in Evangelicalism, which included a stint as the president of the Evangelical Theological Society.

Recently he granted an interview to Greg Koukl of the Evangelical radio program Stand to Reason.

GET THE INTERVIEW (MP3 DOWNLOAD).

*Via JimmyAkin.org