On this episode of Voicing Truth and Reason with David L. Gray, David discusses what the liturgical readings for the fourth week of Lent are guiding us to examine and discern in our own lives and why ignorance of evil in the world is an apathetic solution to evil. In the second half of the show, pro-life leader Jannique Stewart comes on to answer your questions. She’ll be talking about how we can help children understand why modesty is so important, the dangers of subtle pornography, how contraception is shaping us to see children as burdens and shaping our culture in general, and the benefits of living a chaste life.

As a Christian, if you are financing a vehicle, should you buy GAP Auto Insurance? The answer is 'YES' if you meet this specific criterion.

As a Christian, if you are financing a vehicle, should you buy GAP Auto Insurance? The answer is 'YES' if you meet this specific criterion.

Listen to these two protestants - Brandon Tatum and Jonathan McCray (whatdoyoumeme) try to figure out the Catholic dogma of the Holy Trinity.

David L. Gray discusses the last four things - Death, Judgement, Heaven, and Hell with Dr. Kevin Vost, author of several titles, including the latest, Aquinas on the Last Four Things, published by Sophia Press Institute.

In the Catholic Church of Grenada, Bishop Clyde Martin Harvey appears to be a Masonic Ally and Haitian Voodoo Freemasonry continues to spread across the West Indies.

David L. Gray discusses how culture impacts religion and how Catholicism elevates culture to Christ with Timothy S. Flanders, Chief Editor of Our Lady of Victory Press.

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Topics of this show include a monologue on The Atlantic Magazine arguing why Joe Biden should be able to receive the Holy Eucharist, the First Week of Lent being about Conversion, Father Quan Tran on this book, 'The Imitation of Mary', and Joseph Sciambra on the Los Angeles Religious Education Conference and his ministry to people struggling with same-sex attraction.

A quick two-concept explanation of why applauding human achievement (e.g. priest's homily, choir's contribution, and the conclusion of the liturgy) at the Catholic Mass is spiritually harmful.