Doug Keck interviews George Cardinal Pell, who endured public humiliation and over a year in jail before his conviction was overturned. His Prison Journal was written during his time in solitary confinement.

Overcoming addiction is the subject of Fr. Cedric Pisegna’s latest book. He believes there is a solution that focuses on the healing effect of community, and the hope that comes from accepting God’s power and grace.

A look at Ralph Martin's new book shedding a fresh light on the problems afflicting the Catholic Church today. Learn why scripture must be our lifeline, and why Jesus' message to spread the Gospel overshadows all else.

In these troubling times, Susan Tassone’s book is more important than ever. She explores the many ways St. Faustina coped with her own suffering, always trusting in Jesus. Hers is a perfect example for us to live by.

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.