We examine the idea of Mary as co-redemptrix with Dr. Robert Fastiggi.

Part 1 of a 2-hour special: Peggy Stanton, the first female DC correspondent for ABC News, takes us on a journey through history, journalism and faith.

Part 2 of a 2-hour special: Peggy Stanton, the first female DC correspondent for ABC News, takes us on a journey through history, journalism and faith.

61% of German synod bishops just voted in favor of changing Church teaching on sexuality. Matthew Bunson has the details. Also, abortion is on the ballot in Michigan - we talk with correspondent Clare Kosmalski - and Terry Mattingly examines the press coverage of Queen Elizabeth's death.

Sunday is the anniversary of 9/11. Fr. Tom Colucci was a New York firefighter that day and shares how that experience led him to the priesthood, and Jim DeFede tells the story of the planes that landed in Gander, Newfoundland.

Al looks at the legacy of the late Queen Elizabeth and Peggy Stanton dives into this week's Gospel of the Prodigal Son.

Historian Robert Bucholz explains the significance of Queen Elizabeth's life and Kishore Jaybalan announces a new program to help college students answer the big questions about life.

How did the experiences of immigrants from France, Ireland and Germany come to shape the vision of the American Catholic? Dr. Christopher Shannon tells the story.

Why was John Paul I called the smiling pope? What is Pope Francis doing to the Order of Malta? And what's happening in Germany? Matthew Bunson discusses these stories and more.

We celebrated the feasts of two remarkable saints this weekend - Gregory the Great and Mother Teresa. We look at their lives today.