What is the state of the Church in Europe? How are young Catholics working to revitalize the Church and the culture? Alexander Tschugguel, founder of the St. Boniface Institute, will address those issues on today's Crisis Point.

Links:
• Alexander Tschugguel’s Twitter Account
• St. Boniface Institute Twitter Account
• St. Boniface Institute Website
• “Ever Ancient, Ever New”

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone announced that Nancy Pelosi is to be denied Holy Communion for her pro-abortion advocacy. Why is this such a big deal? What’s the history behind this decision, and what does it mean going forward?

Link:

• May 2021 Interview with Archbishop Cordileone

It’s apparent that the United States is falling apart. The question now becomes: What will replace it? An authoritarian dictatorship? A socialist experiment? A breakup into smaller nations? Or something else?

It looks like Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion, might be overturned. What will this mean for abortion in the United States if this happens? What should Catholics do to prepare?

The raising of Lazarus in John 11 is one of the most momentous occasions in the Gospels. Today we’ll explore what it tells us about the Christian faith and about our belief in the Resurrection.

Links:
• Looking for Lazarus: A Preview of the Resurrection

Recently the Jesuit-run magazine America argued that the Gospel of John should be dropped from the Church’s Good Friday liturgy for promoting anti-semitism. Is the problem the Gospel of John or the Jesuits? What should be the Catholic’s view toward the Jews?

What is the Catholic view of investing? Is it moral to have our money make money? And practically speaking, where should Catholics look to invest in today's market?

Links:
• Simple Wealth Planning
• The Reformed Financial Advisor Podcast

Catholics are called to share the Gospel with the world. But what happens when our ability to share the Truth is restricted by Big Tech and the rest of the Woke Axis? How should we respond?

Is there such a thing as sinful obedience? What about virtuous disobedience? On this Crisis Point, we’re going to talk about a proper understanding of that most Catholic of virtues: obedience.

Links:

• True Obedience in the Church: A Guide to Discernment in Challenging Times
• True Obedience website
• Free copy of book for priests and seminarians

Ever since he revealed details about the coverup of former Cardinal McCarrick’s misdeeds, Archbishop Carlo Viganò has been making controversial statements about the state of the Church and the world. Should Catholics take him seriously, or should he be ignored?

Links:
• Is Archbishop Viganò Looking East?
• Mary, the West, and Russia’s Errors: A Defense of Archbishop Viganò