Canon Jean-Baptiste Commins, Rector of St. Joseph Shrine in Detroit, announces an expansion with the purchase of a 4.2-acre lot for a park, social hall and middle school.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. talks about a recent letter by Pope Francis on studying Church history.  Dr. Monica Miller reflects on the Presidential election result, pro-lifers currently in prison, and her latest book, "In the Beginning."

Fr. Steven Blaxton from St. Brigid of Kildaire is Parish of the Week. Katie Warner talks about her book "My True Love Gave to Me".

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We listen to a homily by Fr. Frankie Cicero on why God let's bad things happen. "Epiphany" host Vanessa Denha Garmo joins Teresa for their weekly "In the News" segment discussing media bias and the top stories.

Historian and journalist Paul Badde talks about the Holy Veil of Manoppello and a painting they may have been done by St. Luke. Joan Lewis has the latest Vatican news for us.

Monica Miller defends life and encourages us to do so also. Sr. Marie Veritas invites us to the AIP Speaker's Series.

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Dr. Thomas Williams discusses Pope Francis' controversial choice of pro-LGBT Fr. Roberto Pasolini to be preacher of the Papal Household, replacing Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa.

Anthony DeStefano tells us about his new children's book, "Christmas In Heaven." Terry Poplava with ACST Catholic reports on the results they got when researching what Catholics seek in a parish.

Anna Bieciuk invites us to an evening of community and support to help the people in Poland. Rob Muise talks about how we can respond to negative social media posts.  

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Guest host Vanessa Denha Garmo speaks with Matthew Daniels, JD, PhD, co-author of "Catholic Heroes of Civil and Human Rights: 1800s to Present."