Ave Maria in the Afternoon

We celebrate the Feasts of St. Peter and St. Paul with the story of how St. Peter's bones were lost and found - and then lost and found again.

We talk with Andrew Petiprin about the legacy of Blaise Pascal, and Al explains how he responds to claims that Pope Francis is "undermining" the Church.

Gretchen Crowe joins us with the story of how Rachel Muha came to forgive the men who murdered her son.

We take a closer look at the Synod on Synodality's working document with Stephen White, and Samuel James breaks down the 5 "types" of Christians we typically see in pop culture.

Al examines what the missing sub story tells us about the news media and we talk with Helen Alvare about religious liberty after the Sexual Revolution.

Guest Host Marcus Peter and David Bereit look back at the year since the Dobbs ruling, and John Martignoni has tips on where to start with apologetics.

The claim that Faith and Science are incompatible just won't go away. We counter this claim with Dr. Matthew Ramage and guest host Marcus Peter.

We wrap up our broadcast from Acton University talking with Charlie Self about spirit-empowered Churches and Marvin Olasky about compassionate conservatism. Also, Michael Kenney previews this weekend's Celebrate Life day.

In our final hour from Acton University, we talk the meaning of Race with Ismael Hernandez, and Kevin Vallier discusses Catholic integralism.

In Today's broadcast from Acton University, David Bahnsen explains the national debt and Scott Rae takes a deep dive into the Theology of Work.