Kresta in the Afternoon – February 22, 2024 – Hour 1
Al discusses the meaning of today’s Feast of the Chair of St. Peter and Peggy Stanton prepares us to hear the story of the Transfiguration in this Sunday’s Gospel.
Al discusses the meaning of today’s Feast of the Chair of St. Peter and Peggy Stanton prepares us to hear the story of the Transfiguration in this Sunday’s Gospel.
The Communist Manifesto was published on February 21, 1848. We look at its origins and legacy with Paul Kengor.
We talk with Brother John Mark Falkehnain about integrating the psychological and spiritual, and Ron White examines how Lincoln approached the issue of slavery.
Fr Rob Galea shares his journey from darkness and despair to Hope.
A controversial funeral service was held at St Patrick’s Cathedral this weekend. We get the details with Matthew Bunson. Also, Richard DeClue discusses evangelizing “cafeteria conservatives” and Al offers some thoughts on civilian deaths in Gaza.
Aaron Rothstein explains the academic world’s “covert persecution” of Israel and former Holy See Ambassador Mary Ann Glendon shares stories from her years of work with the Vatican.
For President’s Day, Al looks at stories of forgotten Catholic connections to the White House. We also talk about disability protections with Rachel Roth Aldhizer, and Russia analyst Peter Conradi tells us what he know about the death of Alexei Navalny.
Steve Ray walks us through a day in the life of the Holy Family.
Guest Host Pat Oedy-Murray steps into the Lenten kitchen with Helen Hoffner, and Catherine Pakaluk looks at stories of families who are defying the “Birth Dearth.”
Guest Host Pat Oedy-Murray and Phil Campbell discuss the Catholic concept of guilt and Brad Wilcox discusses what the data says about the social benefits of marriage.