We take a Catholic pilgrimage through US history with Kevin Schmiesing.

Mark Noll gives us an in-depth look at the role of the Bible in American history.

Dean Czarnetzky of the Ave Maria School of Law joins us with his analysis of a busy two days at the Supreme Court.

Richard Vedder reacts to the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Student Loan forgiveness and Phillip Munoz discusses what the Declaration of Independence means today.

Peggy Stanton looks to Jesus' radical call to discipleship in this Sunday's Gospel and Daniel Williams explores the origins of the pro-life movement.

We celebrate the Feasts of St. Peter and St. Paul with the story of how St. Peter's bones were lost and found - and then lost and found again.

We talk with Andrew Petiprin about the legacy of Blaise Pascal, and Al explains how he responds to claims that Pope Francis is "undermining" the Church.

Gretchen Crowe joins us with the story of how Rachel Muha came to forgive the men who murdered her son.

We take a closer look at the Synod on Synodality's working document with Stephen White, and Samuel James breaks down the 5 "types" of Christians we typically see in pop culture.

Al examines what the missing sub story tells us about the news media and we talk with Helen Alvare about religious liberty after the Sexual Revolution.