Catholic Connection

Jack Williams joins for the Inside Word as EWTN celebrates it's 45th anniversary. Fact Check Friday looks into the secular media failing to give legitimacy to the fight for life. Myrna Maloney Flynn joins to discuss the Massachusetts' late term abortion bill. T's Two Sense celebrates the life of St Maximillian Kolbe on his feast day. Plus, Steven White share about the new Saint John Paul II Retreat Center in Washington DC, and Peggy Stanton shares about her book "United Saints of America".

Fr. Mitch Pacwa S.J. talks in socialists/communists seeking office during during Cultural Connections. Penny Nance from Concerned Women for America discusses numerous issues regarding women this election cycle. T's Two Sense examines a Texas teacher distraught over illiteracy in his high school classroom. Plus, Michael McHale, Senior Counsel at the Thomas More Society talks over a lawsuit against the State of Illinois for mandating that physicians must inform patients of assisted suicide

Bishop Carl A. Kemme (Wichita, Kansas) promotes the St. Philip Neri Seminary. Shrines and Wonders Wednesday looks at St. Francis and friendships. Joan Lewis checks in with the latest from Rome. Plus, T's Two Sense looks at the bill passed by the Maura Healey making it ok to kill unborn babies at any point in pregnancy, and Fr. Tad Pacholczyk weights in on the story and discusses "Death by Organ Donation".

Fr. Wade Menezes talks about his EWTN Podcast, "Stand Firm, Be Strong". Shaun McAfee, author, discusses his children's book "St. Dominic and the Rosary". Newman Guide News with Kelly Salomon features Rachael Brash of the University of Mary. T's Two Sense looks at Saint Clare of Assisi. Plus, Carolyn Clicka highlights help for divorced, separated or couples in marital crisis.

Matt Swaim visits with highlights from tonight's The Journey Home on EWTN. Kelly Walhquist talks cooking with WINE webinars. Gail Buckley-Barringer shares the scripture verse of the week. T's Two Sense looks at the story of two former NBA players who want to join the WNBA. Plus, Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers discusses the Pope asking the laity to pray the Liturgy of the Hours.

• Peter Gagnon, President of EWTN Studios tells listeners what’s coming up on EWTN!

• Teresa’s “Fact Check Friday” looks at secular news and what the truth behind it is.

• Monica Miller, director for Citizens for a Pro-Life Society invites everyone to participate in the 2026 National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Babies.

• Paula Umana tells her story of going from tennis champion being diagnosed with CIDP, a neurological disorder that left her completely paralyzed and though suffering, triumphed over her illness.

• Patti McGuire Armstrong has advice on not letting a priest’s failure disappoint your faith life.

• Alliance Defending Freedom senior counsel Mark Lippelmann looks at the lawsuit brought by Catholic Charities against Michigan officials for pulling funds to their women’s resource centers.

Dr. Ingrid Skop talks gives a fact sheet for: treatment of expectant mothers with life-threatening conditions Dr Shrines and Wonders visits Santa Maria degli Angeli, Assisi. Joan Lewis checks in with the Pope's visit to Assisi. T's Two Sense features NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers' comments on Dr. Anthony Fauci, and Royce Hood visits to discus the Sheen Awards Gala. A first of it's kind Catholiic Awards show taking place after

Bill Donahue talks about his open letter to NYC Mayor Mamdani, encouraging him to not attend the 9/11 Anniversary. Newman Guide News with Kelly Salomon talks the importance of Catholic education, plus a story about St Joseph the Worker College takes a masonic lodge and converts it into a multi-use space. Managing Editor, Jonathan Leidl joins to discuss his article from the National Catholic Register, "The Rise of Gen X Bishops".

Matt Swaim joins with highlights from tonight's The Journey Home on EWTN! Laura Slavis of The Becket Fund discusses the case of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne and the State of New York. T's Two Sense looks back on today's Gospel from Matthew. Plus, Fr. Brendan Fitzgerald shares how Catholic missionaries are bringing hope to the homeless of Baltimore.