Dr. David Anders reaches into the mailbag to answer questions such as why wasn't my baptism accepted by the Catholic Church, is Prima Scripture a Catholic belief, do parents of priests and nuns automatically go to heaven and did the fallen angels have a chance to change their mind?

Is the teaching of Jesus important, what is the Church's teaching on the dignity of women, what is a plenary indulgence, and did Jesus know everything that he was to suffer?

Were the Mormons reformed by Jesus, how does prayer to Mary work, is the Catholic Church in the Bible, and do I need the Church if the Holy Spirit tells me the truth? Discover more with Dr. David Anders.

On today's Called to Communion show (Best Of), Dr. David Anders takes questions such as, if I leave the Catholic Church because of my family will I lose my salvation, why worship one God instead of many gods, and do Christians become God? Discover the answers to all these questions and more on today's Episode of Called to Communion, Please join us!

Since Jesus already died for our sins, why do we have to go to Church, can we snack between meals during Lent, and what is good and evil? Up your God knowledge with Dr. David Anders.

(Best) What does the Catholic Church teach about using nuclear weapons, did Jesus ever mention homosexuality in the Bible, why do Catholic priests move around to different parishes, and do Catholics offer sacrifice? Update your knowledge of the Catholic faith with Dr. David Anders.

Why be Catholic, why did God wait 6,000 years to communicate with humans, is the Bible inspired and does the Bible contain all saving truth and moral discipline?

Did the Bible Give Us The Church, how is Apostolic succession biblical, and more. Dr. David Anders takes questions from fallen-away Catholics and nonCatholics.

02/26/20 - What is evil and how does evil fit with idea that our all good God has created everything, can I receive Holy Communion if I can't get annulment, and is it possible to be forgiven of atheism?

02/25/20 - Why Do Catholics pray to saints, is it right to have a favorite in the Trinity, and where are the moral laws of the Church written?