This Sunday we celebrate the great Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Jesus. Jesus declares that He is the living bread come down from Heaven, causing quarreling and confusion among the Jewish leaders. We unpack the readings with Rob Corzine.

Guest Info

Rob Corzine is the vice president of programs for the St Paul Center for Biblical Theology

We all have that certain person in our families, at work, or in our social circles that just rubs us the wrong way. Dr. Ray Guarendi joins us with helpful tips and practical strategies for navigating these relationships more fruitfully.

Further Reading

How To Get Along with Almost Everybody

Guest Info

Dr Ray Gaurendi is the author of many books, most recently How To Get Along with (almost) everybody. He is a clinical psychologist and the father of 10, and hosts the popular EWTN program the Doctor is In, heard weekdays at 1 eastern.

We live in a culture that spent the past 60 years telling women marriage is slavery, motherhood is social death, homemaking is wasted talent, and sexuality should not be restrained. But in recent fiction we are seeing a strange popularity of men who serve, protect, wait, and sacrifice for a woman. Marcus has more.

Further Reading

Gen Z and Men Who Yearn

Today is the anniversary of two significant events in Marcus’ life: his baptism into the church, and the death of his unborn daughter Cora. He share some reflections on death, rebirth and grief.

God created us with restless hearts. We want more than this world can give us –we desire a love that will not fail, a peace that passes all understanding, and a home that cannot be taken from us. Christ opens His Sacred Heart to us to fulfill these desires. Leonard DeLorenzo has more.

Further Reading

The Rule of the Sacred Heart: Finding Rest in a Restless World

Guest Info

Leonard J. DeLorenzo, PhD, is Professor of the Practice in the McGrath Institute for Church Life and Department of Theology at the University of Notre Dame. The award-winning author or editor of more than a dozen books, his previous titles with Our Sunday Visitor include Model of Faith: Reflecting on the Litany of Saint Joseph and A God Who Questions. Leonard is the creator and host of the popular radio show and podcast Church Life Today, and he speaks across the country and around the world on topics like character formation, the biblical imagination, parenting and faith formation, and the witness of the saints. Leonard and his wife, Lisa, are parents to six children in South Bend, Indiana. You can find him online at leonardjdelorenzo.com

Washington archbishop Cardinal Robert McElroy has removed Msgr. Stephen Rossetti from his role as the Archdiocese exorcist following comments Rossetti made linking alleged UFO sightings to demonic activity. Matthew Bunson has more on this and other Church news.

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Archdiocese of Washington removes prominent exorcist over remarks linking UFOs to demonic activity

Traditional Latin Mass Is ‘Absolute Antithesis of Today’s World,’ Says Eduard Habsburg

Pope Leo XIV appoints EWTN News president to lead Vatican communications department

Sister Blandina’s Canonization Cause Clears Theological Review

India Tribunal Urges End to ‘Impunity’ As Anti-Christian Violence Climbs

Pray the National Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus: June 3-11, 2026

Today marks the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. For decades, Chinese authorities have successfully censored the events of that day from their citizens, relying on various methods to remove mentions of it from the Chinese internet. But cracks are appearing in the Great Firewall, and more young Chinese people are learning the truth. Marcus has more.

Further Reading

Despite censorship, young Chinese are learning the truth about Tiananmen Square

As we prepare to celebrate the timely Solemnity of Corpus Christi, we should focus again on how the Eucharist is a spiritual weapon. Tom Nash joins us.

Further Reading

Eucharistic Adoration: A Neglected Spiritual Weapon

Guest Info

Tom Nash has served the Church professionally for more than 35 years, including as a theology advisor at the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN). He is a staff apologist for Catholic Answers, and a contributing writer for both the National Catholic Register and Catholic World Report. Tom appears as a periodic guest host for Ave Maria in the Afternoon and has appeared as a regular guest apologist on Catholic Answers Live for more than fifteen years.

Catholics who sometimes worry that the Church is no longer sufficiently bold in its preaching of the Gospel might at least derive some comfort from its buildings. Sacred buildings stand a long time and carry on the convictions of those bolder folks who came before us. Michael Pakaluk has more.

Further Reading

Books in Stone

Guest Info

Michael Pakaluk, an Aristotle scholar and Ordinarius of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas, is Professor of Political Economy in the Busch School of Business at the Catholic University of America. He lives in Hyattsville, MD with his wife Catherine, also a professor at the Busch School, and their children. His collection of essays, The Shock of Holiness (Ignatius Press) is now available. His book on Christian friendship, The Company We Keep, is now available from Scepter Press. He was a contributor to Natural Law: Five Views, published by Zondervan last May, and his most recent Gospel book came out with Regnery Gateway in March, Be Good Bankers: The Economic Interpretation of Matthew’s Gospel. You may follow him on Substack at Michael Pakaluk.

Wycliffe Bible Translators recently announced that they have translated the Bible into its 800th language, as translations increase at an exponential rate. In the last five years, more than half a billion people have gained access to the Scriptures in their native language. And no matter the language, God’s truth remains constant. Marcus has more.

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Wycliffe celebrate the 800th language with a full BIble