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On the feast of St. Alphonsus, we take a look at the Doctors of the Church and how they've contributed to Christendom.

As Christians have done from Apostolic times (and as Jews did even before), Catholic and Orthodox Christians pray for the dead. Why? See how this tradition explains purgatory, with Scriptural proofs.

Talking with Anchor FM host and non-denominational Christian Kurt Smock on Christian unity and who ultimately safeguards the truth.

Many people will be surprised to know that Catholics venerate many OT figures, including one who's feast day we just celebrated. Also talking a little bit about Scripture in the Mass and why it unites

How do Catholic Christians view death? What happens at a funeral? One of the best homilies, from Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's funeral, is included.

Blessed Miriam Teresa Demjanovich was a twenty something who was born, raised, and died in New Jersey. During the 1920's, she wrote a series of spiritual essays before she died at 26. Insightful stuff

Diversity is talked about a lot today, and with over 20 different ways to be Catholic, there is no Church more diverse than the Catholic Church. Find out how the Church can breathe with both "lungs".

Question: How Do You Teach Newbs to Pray? • REPLAY: Look to the Example of Young Saints!

Reviewing Eastern Catholicism • From the Archives: Not All Catholics Are Roman • Caller Answers the Question: Why Are (or Aren't) You Catholic? • Similarities Between Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic Christians • The Ukrainian Catholic Catechism Part 1 • The Ukrainian Catholic Catechism Part 2 • The Ukrainian Catholic Catechism On the Pope • The Ukrainian Catholic Catechism Part 4 • The Ukrainian Catholic Catechism Part 5

Updates Including Archived Shows From That Catholic Dude! • *REPLAY* Why Do Catholics Read Prayer Instead of Communicating Directly? • *REPLAY* Reading Our Prayers Signify a Personal Relationship With God • *REPLAY* Unity in Prayer Through Liturgical Prayer | Make your own podcast: https://anchor.fm/ask-a-catholic-dude