Karen McClelland has a list of books and activities to help your kids deepen their faith this Lent and John Sikorski reflects on what John Paul II would say to Poland today.
Why do some people claim Michelangelo's Creation of Man is a sign of White Supremacy? Al discusses, and Gary Anderson explains the importance of the Tabernacle narrative.
Al looks at the faith of the late Toby Keith, Paul Kengor introduces us to the one still-living world leader who helped bring down the Berlin Wall, and Jason and Samantha Negri invite you to a special marriage event in Brighton, Michigan.
How do we know we can trust the Gospels? Lydia McGrew joins us, and Greg Popcak shares a new study that looks into how families raise Catholic kids into Catholic adults.
Jennifer Crumbley has been found guilty of manslaughter for the school shooting perpetrated by her son. Should parents be held legally accountable for their children's actions? Dr Ray Guarendi joins us, and we discuss the Sunday Gospel with Peggy Stanton, when Jesus heals a leper.
A journal has retracted three studies showing risks of chemical abortions. Michael New responds, and Scott Smith looks at the life of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich.
Dr. James Rogers helps explain the legal situation at the southern border and Gordon Govier continues his list of major biblical discoveries of the last year. Also, Fr John Riccardo discusses having an allegiance in Christ.
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Ave Maria in the Afternoon helps Catholics cut through the noise of modern life by giving them clear, thoughtful conversations that illuminate faith, culture, and the issues shaping our world. We…
guide listeners toward deeper understanding and confident discipleship through engaging segments, expert guests, and resources that help them live the Gospel with clarity and hope.