Conversations with Consequences

Msgr. Roger Landry of the National Catholic Register discusses the recent rhetoric from President Trump attacking Pope Leo, calling on Catholics to pray.

Father Leo Patalinghug joins to discuss how he nourishes both the stomach and soul with his Plating Grace ministry.

Msgr. Roger Landry talks about the Holy Triduum and how art brings us closer to Christ.

Dominican Father Gregory Pine joins to talk about Training the Tongue and Growing Beyond Sins of Speech. The TCA team discusses Ben Sasse's emotional interview after his cancer diagnosis, and what we can learn from it this Lent.

Ashley McGuire talks to director John Scheinfeld about his new film on faith and baseball called Beyond Belief, in theaters next Friday.

Andrew Laubacher of Humanality discusses the dangers of smartphones inviting us all on a digital detox this Lent.

With the 150th anniversary of Pope Pius XII birth, Mark Riebling shares the true account of Pacelli's role in taking down Hitler.

The TCA team discusses Ben Sasse's emotional interview after his cancer diagnosis, and what we can learn from it this Lent.

As we mark 4 years since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the prelate of Kyiv, Bishop Vitaliy Kryvytskyi joins to discuss the plight of the faithful there.

Bill McGurn of the Wall Street Journal joins to talk about the fate and faith of Jimmy Lai.

This week, we have Father Patrick Hyde, Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza's college chaplain on to talk faith and football ahead of the Super Bowl.

We remember veteran Catholic journalist John Allen & the future of the pro-life movement.

Carrie Gress joins to discuss her new book and Jennie Bradley Lichter talks the upcoming March for Life.

Jimmy Lai's daughter Claire Lai joins with intimate details about her father's plight as he is confined to a Hong Kong prison cell, discussing his steadfast faith amidst such hardship.

We cover the SEEK conference with John Bishop talking about the virtue of masculinity and Emily Wilson on Catholic matchmaking.