Fr. Jim Bilot shares how his parish is helping the MSU community recover from Monday's mass shooting. Also, Peggy Stanton discusses the Sunday Gospel and the power of forgiveness and Ed Clancy has an update on the earthquake in Syria.
We explore the mystery of the Love that Keeps us Sane with Fr. Marc Foley, and David Hahn discusses the mystery of Love in JPII's Theology of the Body.
Al recaps the spectacle of another Super Bowl, Victoria Coates updates us on all the strange objects being shot out of the sky, and Michael Warsaw has written a memo to the German bishops.
The 1619 project claims that Capitalism is based on modern-day slavery. Economic Historian Phil Magness responds, and Fr. Thomas Morrow has tips for overcoming sinful thoughts.
There are several Christians on both sides of the field at this weekend's Super Bowl. Al shares some of their faith testaments, and Matthew Bunson looks at how bishops are responding to the German Synod.
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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.