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7:00 - Tom Riello covers the feasts of the Ascension and Pentecost7:20 - Debbie Cowden has tips for dealing with the end of the school year7:40 - Gina Christian dives into a new study on Christian Nationalism

7:00 - Fr Driscoll talks about following the example of ancient Saints even in modern times7:20 - Joseph Pearce highlights some fictional Saints and Sinnershttps://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/pearce-fictional-saints-and-sinners7:40 - A note on "Rome Aeterna"

7:00 - Todd and Ellen discuss the news from a Catholic perspective7:20 - Mike Aquilina highlights the life of St Cyril of Alexandria7:40 - Adriana Gonzalez covers "That They May Be One.'

7:00 - Tom McDonald on "The Sheep Detectives" 7:20 - Catherine DiNuzzo highlights the Catholic Guide Through Anxiety" https://www.sacredheartmentalwellness.com/ourbooks7:40 - Deacon Bill Harkins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/051726-Ascension

Fr Peyton Plessela covers balancing tradition and modern parish needs, and Dan Johnson updates us on the St. Bernadette movie he is working on as well as "That they may be one," in Theaters on May 19-20.

Tom Riello covers Centesimus Annus at 35, Tom Hoopes on 7 things Mary has in common with her month, and Dr Robert Royal on his article "On A Darkling Plain."

Fr. Pat Driscoll on the importance of Fatima, Jonathan Liedl covers the effect Pope Leo's election has had on the Church in America, and Charlie Russo on SCOTUS upholding the rights of a Christian Pro-Life Center

Todd and Ellen talked about the role their moms played in their lives. Dr Randall Smith talked about his article, "Civic education in person." Debbie Cowden shared how to celebrate our lady of Fatima's Feast Day. 

Tom McDonald on movies shot in Baldwin and Mobile County, Dawn Beutner has our May Saints of the Month, and Deacon Todd Martin provides our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

Tom Riello on controversy at a Catholic school in Georgia, Luke Coppen has our Vatican Starting 7 Newslinks, and Robbie Robicheuax

Fr Pat Driscoll discusses the vows a Priest makes, Carrie Gress on how feminism created an insufferable class of infallible females, and Dr Larry Chapp on Life's indignities revealing our eternal dignity.

Todd and Ellen discuss the crazy news of the weekend, Rob Herbst updates on the Catholic Week, and Rob Artigo has our West Coast News. 

Tom McDonald goes over the movies he shows in his Catholic High School morality class, Mary Haslacker details the upcoming German Festival, and Deacon Bill Harkins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

John Martignoni discusses Christ's prayer for Christian Unity at the Last Supper, Fr Tad Pacholczyk explores some of the science around organ donation, and Mother Mary Joseph on the beauty of Vocations.

Tom Riello on Arthur Brooks new book, Michael Pakaluk covers his latest article, and Julia Jacks talks about the Easter programming at Spirit Juice Studios.

Fr Pat Driscoll on being an Easter person, Joseph Pearce talks on the culture of death committing suicide, and Fran Maier discusses doing the right thing. 

Todd and Ellen look at the news from a Catholic perspective, Mike Aquilina covers St. Augustine, and Gina Christian talks on how the Artemis mission inspired unity. 

Tom McDonald joins us as the Media Czar, Chad Barwick updates us on education in the Archdiocese of Mobile, and Deacon Walt Crimmins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

John Martignoni on Christ's prayer for Christian unity at the Last Supper, Dr Jim Schroeder on Turning Free Will into Willpower, and Ellen Taylor drops the blogosphere. 

LACM 4-15-26

Fr Pat Driscoll on the Easter season, Johnathan Liedl on the Saint that Pope Leo XIV, and Bethany Kline covers the National Eucharistic Singles Congress. 

Brad Miner answers the question: " Are Americans immoral?" Debbie Cowden covers St. Margaret of Costello and St. Bernadette, and Kay Trattles on the dedication and opening of Mary's Village. 

Tom McDonald talks space movies, Laura Kelly Fanucci on Living Easter, and Fr Andrew Jones has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

Fr Peyton Plessela discusses the meaning of Divine Mercy, Fr James Dean on his latest article, and Fr Michael Rennier on the mystery of forgiveness.

Tom Riello talks Pope Leo's plea for peace, Tom Hoopes on why you shouldn't watch shows alone, and Dr Robert Royal on the reconsecration of man. 

Fr Pat Driscoll on belief in the midst of struggle, Charlie Russo covers recent supreme court rulings, and Joseph Pronechen on St Louis Catholics buzzing over Fulton Sheen's beatification. 

Todd and Ellen discuss the Pope's Easter celebrations, Dr Randall Smith talks "untouchables," and Jesse Romero on evangelizing Post Easter. 

Fr Peyton Plessela on the significance of the washing of feet, Alyssa Murphy covers the recent trend of mothers encouraging others on social media, and Ellen Taylor drops the blogosphere. 

Tom Riello on the impact Montgomery Catholic's culture has on its students, Dawn Beutner has our April Saints of the Month, and Fr. Mitch Pacwa talks Spy Wednesday. 

Fr. Pat Driscoll on finishing Lent up, Austin Ruse covers the Crescite Field Trip, and Hans Plate reveals what he found in a study on confession. 

Todd and Ellen look at the news from a Catholic perspective, Luke Coppen has the Vatican Starting 7 Newslinks, and Monsignor James Kee on his trip to Ireland. 

Tom McDonald looks forward to the summer in movies, Superintendent Chad Barwick on Catholic education, and Fr Paul Zoghby has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

Fr Peyton Plessela on the challenges in raising Catholic children, Mother Mary Joseph on the joy of consecrated life, and Christopher Carstons on getting the most out of the liturgy in Holy Week. 

Fr. Pat Driscoll on finishing Lent up strong, Joseph Pearce covers his article on Hilliar Belloc, and Carrie Gress on her article "Men, we need you."

Todd and Ellen look at the news from a Catholic perspective, John Jacob Poirous on being the new principal at McGill-Toolen, and Paul McCusker on Hope Springs Audio drama. 

Tom McDonald covers "Project: Hail Mary," Peter Wolfgang on his article "A eulogy for my grandmother," and Fr Bry Shields has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

Tom Riello discusses Pope Leo's words on confession, RJ Snell on Sloth and the refusal of Joy, and Jonathan Liedl on school choice

Fr Pat Driscoll on offering ourselves to God this Lent, Fran Maier on learning to write well and why, and Brad Miner discusses Beethoven's path to Last Rites. 

LACM 3-4-26

Todd and Ellen talked about the importance of being Christ-life and sharing God's grace into this war torn world. Debbie Cowden shared Catholic traditions you can pass along to your children for St Patrick's Day, as well as the Solemnity of St Joseph. Matt Paollelli, from Real Life Catholic, talked about the Lenten phone fast challenge. 

Tom McDonald covers Sinners and F1, Michelle Sagarino highlights the great work of Cross Catholic Outreach, and Fr. Chris Boutin has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

Fr Peyton Plessela talks forgiving others even if we don't want to, Michael Pakaluk covers his article "God is Pro-Growth," and Fr. Michael Rennier on Long Suffering.

Tom Riello discusses the scrutinies, Tom Hoopes on 9 things Lent isn't, and Jean Prather on Guided Holy Hours for Children.

Todd and Ellen take a look at the news from a Catholic perspective, Mike Aquilina on the early Church Fathers, and Gina Christian covers 'No priests left.'

Fr. Augustine helps us find joy in suffering, John Cuddeback talks joy too, and Dr Robert Royal on just vs unjust wars. 

Fr Peyton Plessela talks about building off ACYC, Claudia Delmas on her article on Confession, and Ellen Taylor drops the blogosphere. 

Fr. Pat Driscoll talks about how being Christian should affect your life, Dr. Randall Smith discusses his article "Which perspective? Whose point of view?" and Charlie Russo covers the latest Supreme Court rulings.

Tom McDonald covers Pensacon, Caroline McDonald details her new book on St. Agnes, and Deacon Bill Harkins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.

Fr Peyton Plessela talks about confessing the same sins over and over, Dr. Jim Schroeder continues his discussion on turning free will into willpower, and Alyssa Murphy covers the Inspire Program

Tom Riello on the Pope warning against using the Gospel as a weapon, Dr. Scott Hefelfinger on the Heart of a Prayer Lenten series, and Patti Armstrong highlights Saints and devotions for bringing home fallen away Catholics.

Fr. Pat Driscoll on how to train for martyrdom this Lent, Fr. Tad Pacholczyk talks faith and science, and Jonathan Liedl covers Santiago Schnell trying to save higher education.