Ave Maria In The Afternoon

Matthew Bunson joins us with a recap of the latest Church news and we talk with Michael Matteson Miller about false visions of the human person, and their remedies.

Marcus looks at the problematic appeal of Andrew Tate and Megan Garcia shares the tragic story of losing her son to an AI chatbot.

Ali Ghaffari joins us to explore what it means to create enriching culture at Catholic schools and we discuss why post-liberalism failed with James Patterson.

New Series on Catholic Homesteading, we talk about it with Doug Keck. The Church dedicates the month of July to celebrating the Precious Blood of Jesus. Are Catholics a bunch of morbid folks talking about blood all the time, drinking it and eating flesh? Steve Ray joins us.

Andrea Picciotti-Bayer discusses a SCOTUS victory for parents in Maryland and James Nunes looks at the future of mission-driven higher education.

Anne Reeser previews an upcoming conference for Catholic Nurses, Dr Greg Popcak has tips for building your relationship with your kids, and we look at solving the homelessness problem with Dr. Rachel Ferguson.

We discuss the Principles of Christian Entrepreneurship with Andreas Widmer.

We look ahead to the Solemnity of Sts Peter and Paul and unpack the readings with Rob Corzine.

Cardinal Zen recently shared a photo of himself leading a Eucharistic procession. Matthew Bunson explains the message this sends, and we continue from Acton University with Dr Anne Bradley, who has a vision of Gospel-centered economics.

Fr Robert Sirico was in Rome for the beginning of Pope Leo’s Papacy. He shares his impressions and hopes for the future and we discuss population and migration with Dr. Stephen Barrows.

We’re broadcasting from Acton University in Grand Rapids, MI, discussing the future of Technology with Dan Churchwell and battling poverty in Haiti with Jim Weber.

Dr Ben Reinhard examines how the Mass influenced Tolkien’s work and we discuss the problems of embryo adoption with Dr Rachel Coleman.

In this Sunday’s Gospel for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Jesus performs one of His most famous miracles: The Feeding of the 5,000. We unpack the readings with Rob Corzine.

Nearly 50% of adults in the U.S. have some connection to the Catholic faith, according to new data from Pew Research. Matthew Bunson joins us with a review of this and other Church news.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Tennessee ban on transgender therapy for minors. Andrea Picciotti-Bayer has the details, and we talk with Tom Harmon and Pope Leo’s teachings on CST.