The Catholic Conversation

Take a fascinating look at the history of the Catholic Church in the United States with Christopher Shannon. His book, American Pilgrimage: A Historical Journey Through Catholic Life in the New World…

As Fr. Sergio Fita prepares to return to Spain after serving many years at St. Anne in Gilbert, he shares his parting gift, Jesus and You, Woman: Ignatian Retreat for Woman Under the Guidance of Edit…

How do we know if a miracle is actually a miracle? Michael O'Neill, EWTN's Miracle Hunter explains how the Catholic Church validates supernatural claims using scientific investigation. His book is Sc…

Abortion, racism, euthanasia, immigration are among many issues Catholics face in society. How does the Church answer these tough questions? Fr. Jeffrey Kirby explores how to bring the light of truth…

Where did confusion about gender start and how does the Church address this issue? Dr. John Grabowski unpacks the beauty of Church teaching on human sexuality in light of chaos in the culture. His bo…

Recorded on the day the Supreme Court released the decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Nik Nikas, Co-Founder and CEO of the Bioethics Defense Fund breaks down what this means for the unborn, and our so…

G.K. Chesterton prophetically said that no one is defending the family and that the family is the brick of society. He said this in the 1800's! Dale Ahlquist explores the mind of G.K. Chesterton on …

Joseph Pearce explores the history of England, the persecution of the Catholic Church and the brave people who stood firm. His book is Faith of Our Fathers: A History of True England.

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The Sisters of Life arrived in Arizona last Fall with a mission to help women facing unplanned pregnancies believe in themselves and choose life for their unborn children. Sr. Bethany Madonna shares …

Dawn Brohawn and Michael Greaney began a conversation in April exploring how a return to Christian principles based on Natural Law, the common good and human dignity could rebuild a better society. I…

Explore the life and legacy of Pope Benedict XVI, a look into his life, his commitment to defending the faith, the liturgy, the dignity of the human person and more. Joseph Pearce's heartfelt biograp…

Spirituality is a broad term, used by many, but what does Spirituality look like in the Catholic tradition? Fr. Jeffrey Kirby takes complex theological concepts, makes them understandable and unlocks…

Dawn Brohawn and Michael Greaney explore how a return to Christian principles based on Natural Law, the common good and human dignity could rebuild a better society. Their new book is The Greater Res…

Meg Hunter-Kilmer helps us get to know some saints whose struggles can help us with our own. Her book is Pray for Us: 75 Saints Who Sinned, Suffered, and Struggled on Their Way to Holiness.

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What does it take to be a Catholic leader in these times? How can we change our culture through our witness to Christ? Cristofer Pereyra and Erin Monnin share tips and thoughts, from their new book, …

A teacher's conversion leads to a new call as an author. Kennedy Hall shares his story, his passion to teach, tips for men to grow in virtue and his new book, Terror of Demons: Reclaiming Traditional…

How can women enter into a more intimate relationship with God? Nell O'Leary shares the mission of Blessed is She and a new devotional for women, Made New. They explore the authentic, real stories wr…

Who were the twelve Apostles? We might know their names, or some of their names, but what do we know about them? Rod Bennett explores the Apostles and what we can learn from the Gospel through them. …

After spending time away in treatment and deep prayer, Fr. John Lankeit has returned. He shares his journey and how God has worked in him during this time. In today's conversation, he provides insigh…

Young people experience the world and learn differently than today's adults. Mark Hart joins the show for a conversation about how to approach reading the Bible and to introduce the Venture Bible Stu…