Dean John Czarnetzky of Ave Maria School of Law weighs in on the Supreme Court’s ruling that keeps Donald Trump on the primary ballot, and Stephen Barr looks at the history of Science and the Catholic tradition.

Fr. Anthony Pinizzotto discusses pastoral approaches to addiction.

Guest Host Marcus Peter discusses self-immolation and martyrdom with Andrew Petitprin and David Deane joins us to discuss the West’s rejection of the Moral life.

We discuss the Book of Hebrews with Shane Kapler, and Teresa Tomeo invites you to join her for an unforgettable trip to Italy.

Did the Mafia just try to poison an Italian priest? Matthew Bunson joins us with more on this and other Church news.

Stephen Nix has the latest on the murder of Alexi Navalny and Jonathan Feldstein visits from Israel to discuss the Hamas attack and how he is helping to build bridges between Christians and Jews.

Why do some theologians say there are no infallible moral teachings? Robert Fastiggi joins us.

Why do we call Isaiah the Gospel of the Old Testament? Fr. Mitch Pacwa joins us.

Why did four Mexican bishops meet with organized crime bosses? Matthew Bunson joins us with this and other Church news.

The Communist Manifesto was published on February 21, 1848. We look at its origins and legacy with Paul Kengor.