Marcus discusses the difference between private and public faith, Alicia Wong shares how Our Lady of Guadalupe inspires her pro-life work, and we look at how music brings Christmas alive with Benjamin Wolaver.
We unpack the Sunday readings with Rob Corzine, looking at John the Baptist’s promise of one who is coming to baptize with the Spirit. Also, Stan Butt joins us with spiritual meditations from Les Miserables.
Ed Clancy of Aid to the Church in Need weighs in on the fall of Assad in Syria and Dr. John Bruchalski shares how Our Lady of Guadalupe helped his conversion from abortion to life-affirming medicine.
Shannon Mullen joins us with a look at the latest Church news, including Pope Francis’ meeting with Palestinian president Abbas and Nancy Pelosi’s criticism of the Vatican-China deal.
Mark Brumely discusses why Bible sales are suddenly on the rise and architect Allan Greenberg gives us a professional’s take on the beauty of Notre Dame cathedral.
Andrea Picciotti-Bayer weighs in on Louisiana’s decision to display the 10 Commandments in Public schools and John Bergsma discusses the Biblical roots of the Jubilee.
Marcus has more thoughts on Les Miserables, comparing the worldviews of Javert and Judas. We also talk with Kishore Jayabalan about the University of MIchigan’s decision to walk back on its DEI policies, and Matthew Handley weighs in on the public reaction to UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson’s murder.
What books have you read recently that you’d reccomend to others? Marcus takes your calls.
Marcus compares how Jean Valjean and Javert understand Justice in Les Miserables and talks with Wes Smith about a push to grant personhood rights to whales. We also discuss Pope Benedict and the historical truth of Jesus with Matthew Ramage.
We celebrate the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception with Steve Ray and Marcus reflects on how Fulton Sheen showed us that Life is worth Living.
Praying the Rosary
Familiarize yourself with the prayers of the rosary.
