Well-known Catholic speaker and author Al Kresta speaks with people from all walks of life on various topics of the day, and about their walk with the Lord.
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Phillip Munoz discusses what the Founding Fathers believed about the Common Good.
Fr. Raymond de Souza weighs in on Pope Leo's papacy
Jordan Ballor looks at the "two" Constitutions that built America
Fr. Patrick Gonyeau discusses the gift of being in Divine intimacy with Jesus.
Bishop Jerry Vincke discusses spiritual fatherhood and the cost of discipleship.
Dr. Mary Healy joins us at the 2026 Encounter Ministries conference, discussing the power of the Gospel in our lives.
Luke Burgis discusses his book Forging Identity in the Age of Social Contagion.
Father Deacon Robert Klesko explains the importance of Church unity
Marcus looks at the problem with pre-nuptial agreements and Stephen Smith shares Thomas More's advice for dying well.
Rob Corzine unpacks the Sunday readings and Dr. Dylan Pahman celebrates the greatest political experiment in history.
Matthew Bunson has the latest on the SSPX excommunication and Christopher Flannery discusses what the Founding Fathers said about the Revolution.
Marcus discusses the SSPX consecrations and Michael Lucchese looks at the patriotic thought of Winston Churchill.
Dr. Adam MacLeod and Dr. John Pinheiro discuss America's foundings and the intersection of law and liberty.
What would CS Lewis say about politics? Micah Watson joins us.
Rob Corzine unpacks the Sunday readings.
Matthew Bunson looks at the latest from the SSPX.
Andrew Kubick discusses the importance of religious liberty and conscience rights in the medical field.
Dr Jared Pincin discusses the ethics and economics of sports gambling.
EWTN's Mike Romano shares the story of loosing his wife to cancer.
Rob Corzine unpacks the Sunday readings and Marcus reflects on the gift of fatherhood.
Dr John Bergsma joins us to explore the theology of the royal priesthood, rooted in the early chapters of Genesis, and look at how God establishes a covenant of sonship with us.
Bishop Joseph Strickland recently wrote a scathing critique of Magnifica Humanitas, claiming that it focuses too much on the human person and shifts our focus away from God. But in reading the document, you can see a clear and consistent Christological theme. Marcus has more. The American theologian Msgr. Charles Gusmer once observed that the Anointing of the Sick is the most misunderstood of the seven Sacraments of the Church. But it is a Sacrament with deep roots in Scripture and Tradition. We dive into its meaning with Michael Patrick Barber.
In our Lord's final hours, He promised His disciples that He would not leave them orphans and placed His mother and beloved disciple in each other's care. The love of Our Lady for all of the souls of those who are disciples of Christ cannot be overstated, and Sara Beth Meyer celebrates it in a new book for children. She joins us.
A new Gallup poll reveals some striking insights into how Americans feel about assisted suicide. 49% of respondents answered that committing suicide with a doctor's help is morally acceptable, buy only 21% find suicide in general to be morally acceptable. We look at the disparity in support with Wes Smith.
Andrea Picciotti-Bayer's preteen daughter has recently developed a close friendship with another family's toddler-aged children. This can serve as a model for Catholic living. She joins us. We dive into this month's celebration of the Sacred and Immaculate Hearts with Steve Ray.
Have you ever seen an adult behaving badly and wondered if they were ever disciplined as a kid? Childhood discipline has lifelong effects – and not just on how we behave. It also predicts the way we resolve conflicts as adults. We discuss Discipleship Discipline with Dr Greg Popcak.
The book of Genesis is a deeply mysterious work, introducing the entire story of salvation history. Dr Mary Healy joins us to dive into its meaning.
Washington archbishop Cardinal Robert McElroy has removed Msgr. Stephen Rossetti from his role as the Archdiocese exorcist. Matthew Bunson has the details.
Luma Simms discusses how we can "re-americanize" America
Dr. Dam Guernsey looks at the future of education in an AI age.
Michael New looks at how abortion drug sellers are avoiding federal laws.
Noelle Mering responds to the New York Times' claim that the Church is obsessed with "pelvic theology."
Matthew Bunson recaps the latest on the SSPX and other Church news.
Marcus discusses why the Pope should address modern issues such as AI and Christopher Hazell shares how his search for meaning led him back to the Church.
AI expert Brendan Newell shares his thoughts on Pope Leo's new encyclical.
Marcus reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day
Rob Corzine unpacks the Sunday Readings and Adam van Wart discusses how the Spirit moved through the apostles.
The Synod Report shows how the abuse of language can lead to the abuse of power. Randall Smith joins us.
On the anniversary of his conversion, Marcus shares how he encountered the love of Jesus, and Steve Ray shares five fun terms for Mary.
Fr. Dave Tomaszycki looks at Fulton Sheen's battle plan for spiritual warfare.
Could Pedro Ballester become the first Gen Z saint?
Rob Corzine unpacks the Sunday readings and Mike Aquilina looks at Mary's pivotal role throughout history.
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