John Czarnetzky returns with a further look at last week's Supreme Court decisions and Alicia Hartle discusses the work of the Catholic Charistmatic movement.
What can a country's National Anthem reveal about that nation's citizens? Al looks at some examples, and Chris Shannon connects Independence Day and Catholic Social Teaching.
Terry Mattingly analyses the media reaction to the Supreme Court's 303 Creative decision, and Steve Ray shares how becoming Catholic gave him a deeper appreciation of the Precious Blood of Jesus.
Richard Vedder reacts to the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Student Loan forgiveness and Phillip Munoz discusses what the Declaration of Independence means today.
Peggy Stanton looks to Jesus' radical call to discipleship in this Sunday's Gospel and Daniel Williams explores the origins of the pro-life movement.
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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…
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