Doug Keck looks at the writings of Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger shortly before he was elected Pope. These enlightened essays, published by Ignatius Press, address the needed political action in Europe and the world.
Doug Keck welcomes James Papandrea whose fascinating book looks at the rise of Christ-like figures in science fiction and superhero movies that reinforce the Christian values of good triumphing over evil.
Dana Gioia’s new book has sparked public debate about our role in American and international culture. She joins Doug to explain Catholicism’s importance to the arts, challenging writers to reclaim their great tradition.
Debbie Georgianni and Jerry Usher join Doug Keck to discuss the real-life stories of God's love and support contributed by listeners of their popular radio show, now compiled in their new must-read book.
Fr. Charles Connor discusses the final installment of his historical trilogy which covers the late 19th and 20th centuries, including Mother Angelica's graced work in the birth and growth of the EWTN network.
In a book that reads like a Tom Clancy novel, see how the attempted assassinations of Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II sparked a brotherhood and a mission to bring down the Berlin Wall and end the Cold War.
Raymond Arroyo has created a beautiful children's book, The Spider Who Saved Christmas, where a special gift from one of God's tiniest creatures to the Christ Child proves we're all here for a reason.
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Host Doug Keck and his guests reveal the lives and works of renowned Catholic authors, unveiling the Christian themes and philosophy that inspired their writing.