Easter is the feast of the feasts for Christians. It is important to celebrate it also through food (or its absence), and remember what it symbolises, because every tradition has a meaningful origin. From Easter eggs, to hot cross buns, to roasted lamb, we discuss with Joanna Bogle the culinary aspects of this season.

How can a holy object like the Crucifix embody the Word? Julien Chilcott-Monk restores old and damaged crucifixes. This activity has given him a valuable insight into the creators of these artworks. We talk with him about his book - Praying the Crucifix -, his memories, and prayer suggestions.

This year marks the Centenary of the Apparitions of Our Lady at Fatima. What is at the heart of Our Lady’s Message? And what can it tell us today?

We discuss the celebrations around the country, the National Statue of Our Lady, and more, with our guests:

- Timothy Tindal-Robertson, CTS author of The Message and Prayers of Fatima and National President of the WAF England and Wales

- Nuno Prazeres, Director of the International Secretariat of the World Apostolate of Fatima

- Jorge Leitão, Portuguese Jeweller who made the Centenary Crown for our National Pilgrim Virgin Statue

- Mike Daley, Treasurer of the WAF England and Wales

Pope Benedict XVI is one of the finest minds in the Church and in the world. In ‘Last Testament: In His Own Words’ Peter Seewald interviews the first Pope in over a thousand years to resign from office. We talk with Joanna Bogle about this unique book, its message of hope, and the real Benedict.