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Host Bob Johnston discusses politics and culture from a Catholic perspective, criticizing the lack of substantive Democratic policy on issues like housing, spending, and immigration. He also reads and reflects on a Chron
Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn reflect on a Chronicles Magazine piece remembering Bishop Fulton Sheen, America’s first televangelist. They discuss Sheen’s life, his philosophy of “Americanism,” and his warning that loss
Deacon Al Lundy reflects on the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, combining Independence Day gratitude with readings from Zechariah, Romans, and Matthew. He explores Christ’s peaceful kingship, Paul’s message about life in t
Host Stan Ketcik talks with Father Michael Driscoll—priest, hospital chaplain, and author—about his books on demons and angels, Catholic teaching (including St. Thomas Aquinas), and how faith, prayer, and the sacraments
Deacon Al shares travel stories and reflections on the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, exploring how kindness, baptism, and the costly call to discipleship flow from sacrificial love. Email your questions to Deacon AL: goo
Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn discuss pressing social issues like the housing shortage and its political consequences, then turn to a thoughtful exploration of consciousness—examining the Shroud of Turin, near-death exp
Deacon Al Lundy shares a personal storm-and-flood anecdote, reflects on Scripture readings (Jeremiah, Romans, Matthew) about suffering, the redemptive value of the cross, and trusting God, and encourages listeners to pra
Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn explore the origin of consciousness, reading an Epoch Times article and drawing on Scripture, near-death reports, and modern physics theories like string theory and wormholes. They discuss
Deacon Al shares a personal week of storms and a friend’s funeral to show how God’s love appears in suffering. Using readings from Exodus, Romans, and Matthew, he reflects on Christ’s saving love, the call to discipleshi
Theresa Chambers talks with Fr. David Richardson of Epiphany Parish about his vocation story and a powerful rosary sign that led him to the priesthood. They also walk listeners through Catholic funeral rites—Mass, prayer
Deacon Al explains the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, reflecting on John 6, the real presence of the Eucharist, and why this teaching calls for a personal choice of faith. He also connects Scripture
Joyce Holm, a rosary repair volunteer from Crystal Lake, shares how she fixes and makes rosaries, gives them away, and supports parish ministries. Through small repairs and custom creations, Joyce restores cherished pray
Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn examine historicism — the idea that dogma and moral truth shift with history — using Richard A. Spinello's New Oxford Review essay and the writings of theologians like Lonergan, Rahner, and
Deacon Al Lundy explores the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, reflecting on the Sunday readings and the mystery of one God in three persons. He weaves biblical insight with relatable stories—his trip to Las Vegas, family m
Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn review John Ford’s classic The Searchers while exploring deeper questions about nationhood, belonging, and exile. They summarize the film’s plot—Ethan Edwards’s five-year hunt for his abduc
Deacon Al Lundy explores Ascension Sunday on Good News, walking through the readings from Acts, Ephesians, and Matthew and explaining how Jesus’ Ascension sends the apostles into mission through the Holy Spirit. He share
Bob Johnston and Lynn discuss two New Oxford Review articles that explore communism’s religious nature, Stalin’s daughter Svetlana’s conversion to Catholicism, and how Marxist ideas have resurfaced in modern cultural mov
Deacon Al Lundy reflects on family news, backyard wildlife, and upcoming travels, then goes through the Sixth Sunday of Easter readings—highlighting Philip the deacon, the role of confirmation, and how the Holy Spirit an
On this episode of Catholic Conversations, host David Liptak speaks with Wendy, Kelly, and Nancy, co-founders of Allies Against Trafficking, a new Illinois nonprofit. They discuss how human trafficking often goes unseen,
Deacon Al Lundy talks with seminarian Jarod Raber about Emmaus Days, a series of retreats for boys and young men to encounter Christ through Scripture, prayer, Mass, and community activities led by seminarians. The episo
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