Paul Kengor tells the history of the Church’s resistance against slavery.

Dr Timothy O’Malley joins us to explain the four elements that lay the foundation of a Eucharistic culture.

Al reviews what Pope Francis has said about his vision of a Synodal Church, and Andre Villeneuve discusses what the Jewish High Holidays say about the coming of Messiah.

Matthew Bunson reviews a wide variety of Church news and Mike ODea shares the work being done at the Heart of Christ Clinic.

Why does Matthew begin his Gospel with a detailed geneaology? Al discusses. Also, Mark Movsesian updates us on the crisis in Armenia and Peggy Stanton previews this Sunday's Gospel - the parable of the Laborers in the Field.

Dr. Edward Sri discusses St. Matthew's use of the Old Testament and Rob Muise reports on a victory for religious liberty - and tomorrow's Congressional hearings on anti-Catholic bias in the DOJ.

Ave Maria University's Michael Dauphinais looks at the 25th anniversary of JPII's Fides et Ratio and Lea Wojciechowski-Ross discusses the Joy of Evangelization and the St. Paul Street Evangelization gala.

What did Pius XII know about the Holocaust, when did he know it, and how did he respond? Ron Rychlak joins us.

Fr. George Elliott has tips for discerning your vocation and Fr. Chris Alar offers hope to those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide.

What are some heterodox positions that are challenging the historic teaching on the nature of Christ’s Resurrection body? We explore it with Dr. Jim Ware.