Both President Trump and Pope Leo spoke about how to get to heaven this past week, and we’ll compare and contrast their views, as well as discuss what the Church teaches about the role of faith and works in our salvation.
Trent Horn and Eric Sammons discuss the value of Catholic youth outreaches, and whether the Church would be better off spending her resources elsewhere.
What can we say about Pope Leo now that he has been in office for 100 days? Is he doing a good job or not so far?
One of the Catholic giants of the modern world is about to become a Doctor of the Church: St. John Henry Newman. This is great news, as Newman is truly the best doctrinal guide for our confusing times.
The firings of three well-respected professors at Sacred Heart Seminary has sent shockwaves through the Church. Why did they happen, and what does it mean for the future of the Church in America?
More and more Catholics suspect that we might be living in the End Times. Our guest has studied this topic extensively and looks to what the Scriptures, the Church Fathers, and the Magisterium has stated and whether we really are living in the Age of Apocalypse.
The recent attack on a Catholic Church in Gaza is just the latest atrocity committed by the state of Israel, yet many Catholics continue to support Israel. What is the proper Catholic response to what is going on in the Middle East?
Online “influencers” have impacted society but also the Church, and their scandals can impact souls. How should Catholics navigate these dangerous waters?
Servant of God Zita, Empress of Austria, Queen of Hungary, and wife of Blessed Karl of Austria, is a fascinating and tragic figure whose life exposes the errors of the 20th century.
What most observers suspected has been proven to be true: the Vatican’s TLM restrictions were based on lies. What does this mean for the future of the TLM?
Bishop Robert Barron released a short video that made a number of questionable claims about the salvation of non-Catholics. We’ll look more in-depth about what the Church teaches about the eternal destination of those who are not Catholic.
Michael Warren Davis is the former editor-in-chief of Crisis Magazine, during which he would have considered himself a traditional Catholic. But last year he entered the Orthodox Church. We’ll talk with him about what led to this decision.
A recent Pew Study showed that only 13% of Catholics pray daily, attend Mass weekly, and go to Confession yearly. Why the dismal rate? And are there signs things might be turning around?
Almost everyone in the world knows who Jesus Christ is, but do they know who Jesus really is? We’ll look at the many heresies about Jesus throughout history and in modern times, and what the Church really believes about Jesus.
A war between the United States and Iran is looking imminently possible: Should Catholics support such a war?
The LA riots are the latest flashpoint in the ongoing immigration battle raging in our country. Can our country survive in any meaningful form with mass immigration?
Is usury still a sin? Does it mean the same thing today as it meant 1,000 years ago? We’ll look at the practice of loaning money at interest in both a historical and modern context.
Did Pope Leo just undercut one of the main themes of the Francis pontificate?
The severe restrictions of the traditional Latin Mass in Charlotte are not just uncharitable, but also unjust.
So many parents today face the ultimate tragedy: their kids leaving the Catholic faith. What can parents do to prevent this from happening and what can they do to bring back those who have left?