On November 18, 1302, Pope Boniface VIII issued the papal bull Unum Sanctam, which laid down dogmatic propositions on the unity of the Catholic Church. We talk about what it says and what it means for us today with Dr. Harry Schnitker.

In today’s spiritual marketplace, many are chasing fire like Prometheus—stealing symbols, rituals, and experiences—while refusing the Cross. Rob Sexton experienced this himself, spending nearly two decades exploring crystals, psychedelics, Eastern mystics, and more. He shares his story.

Further Reading

Prometheus or the Cross: The Cost of Real Spirituality

The slogan “America First” has a long and tangled history. It’s been revived in recent years, and is being taken as far as “America Only” as voters feel their country’s policies have served everyone except themselves. What does Catholic Social Teaching have to say about this approach? The answer may surprise you – Marcus discusses.

Dr Randall Smith has heard from his college students that they are living in an environment where there is casual sex, but no casual dating. What does this mean? He joins us.

Further Reading

Casual Sex, No Casual Dating, No Courtship

Feeling overwhelmed? Want to be Revived in Christ? The REVIV3 app helps you face life’s challenges and grow in your spiritual journey. Karam Bahnam and Melissa Khalil join us.

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Another Church year is already coming to a close and this Sunday we will celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King. At times of such political and cultural upheaval, it’s a blessing to have this reminder that Christ remains on the Throne, holding primacy over all. Doug Keck joins us.

We have been fed a lie that history is random and meaningless. We talk with Joseph Stuart about the role religion has played in history and how the West lost sight on God.

The University of Notre Dame has updated its staff values, which no longer include “acceptance and support for the University’s Catholic mission.” The school says the change is “an expression of how we seek to advance Notre Dame’s mission as a global, Catholic research university.” Sadly, it’s just another example of a Catholic institution trying to shape itself to fit the world’s mold. We talk more with Kevin Murphy.

Further Reading

Notre Dame drops ‘acceptance and support for Catholic mission’ from staff values

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Somewhere along the way, our culture lost sight of the most basic truth – that Jesus Christ is the lord over history. Thinkers like Christopher Dawson have been champions of this truth. Marcus has more.

The Book of Acts is widely recognized as a sequel to Luke’s Gospel. It picks up where the Gospel left off and is addressed to Theophilus. And as it chronicles the days of the early Church, it reminds us that the first Christians were – of course – Jews. Angela Costley joins us to offer a Hebrew Catholic’s perspective on the Book of Acts.