Paul Kengor comments on his new book documenting the Church’s consistent teaching and condemnation of slavery, and how they care for enslaved peoples’ physical and spiritual needs.

In his book, Catholics in Exile, Scott Hahn explains how the power which converted the world in Jesus’ time is as powerful today. He previews a Biblical Devotional he wrote for Catholics, and his children’s book about the beauty and mystery of the Mass.

Jose Carlos Gonzales-Hurtado presents the irrefutable science behind a necessary Being and challenges the illogical thinking of scientists who vocally oppose the existence of God.

Doug welcomes Fr. Richard Ho Lung, founder of the Missionaries of the Poor, as he celebrates 53 years of priestly ministry working with the poor and destitute in Kingston, Jamaica.

Rwandan genocide survivor Immaculee Ilibagiza talks about her books and her EWTN series that tells the stories of people who have made the courageous decision to forgive others.

Dr. Gil Lavoie provides insight into his fascinating book on the Shroud of Turin. It presents documentary evidence to help readers explore the mystery themselves through the eyes of forensics and the lens of Scripture.

A conversation with those behind Faith of Our Fathers, a powerful film about a Catholic priest defending the faith against the 19th century English penal laws, and the determination of the Irish community to protect him.

In his new book, Karl Broussard dismisses modern woke absolutes and exposes the dangers of new relativism that must be countered by Christians holding to the truths of Scripture.

At a recent Napa Institute, Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., discusses the scientific evidence for a transcendent God, for life after death, and for a consciousness grounded in a soul.

Karl Schultz talks about the legacy of Pope Paul VI, including the tension about his teaching on contraception, and other insights from one of the Church’s least understood popes.