Jason Brodsky tells us why Iran is blaming an ISIS attack on anti-government protests, and Peggy Stanton dives into this Sunday's gospel - the story of Zacchaeus.
Why are so many members of the Pontifical Academy for Life speaking out against Church teaching? We talk with Matthew Bunson, and Al discusses the Difficult Doctrine of Hell.
How did Catholic and other Christian theologians react to the rise of the Nazi Party in 1930s Germany? Historians Robert Ericksen and Robert Krieg join us.
Melinda Movius tells how you can get involved on Prop 3 and Elisabeth Braw tells us how Christians living behind the Iron Curtain resisted atheistic regimes.
Tomorrow is the Feast of John Paul II. David Deperro shares his memories of being there the day JPII was shot, and Brian Pedraza looks at the history of the New Evangelization.
Al and Patrick Novecosky discuss the legacy of John Paul II and how he changed the world.
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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.