Karl A. Schultz examines the changing role of St. Joseph within the Church and the differences in how men and women practice Lectio Divina in "The St. Joseph Guide to Lectio Divina." Hosted by Doug Keck.

Fr. Paul Scalia and Chris Scalia discuss "On Faith," a collection of the late Justice Antonin Scalia's reflections, and Fr. Paul's "Sermons in Times of Crisis," which contains the powerful words of great homilists throughout the ages. Hosted by Doug Keck.

In "Benedict Up Close: The Inside Story of Eight Dramatic Years," Paul Badde chronicles Pope Benedict XVI's pontificate through extensive interviews and his own personal conversations with the Holy Father. Hosted by Doug Keck.

In "The Bad Shepherds," Rod Bennett delves into the long history of bishops and popes who did the Devil's work and the faithful Catholics who thrived despite them. Hosted by Doug Keck.

In "Heroism and Genius," Fr. William Slattery explores the essential role of Catholic priests in building Western civilization, their contributions ranging from music and architecture to economics and statecraft. Hosted by Doug Keck.

Fr. Joseph Ponessa and Laurie Manhardt discuss two books from their "Come and See" Catholic Bible Study series, exploring the Gospel of Matthew, the Gospel of Luke, and the rich heritage of the Catholic Faith. Hosted by Doug Keck.

Tom and Glory Sullivan discuss "The Starved and the Silent," the autobiography of Fr. Aloysius Schwartz, an American priest who went to Korea to serve the poor, and "Killing Me Softly," which chronicles the last year of Fr. Al's life. Hosted by Doug Keck.

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe discusses "Mother Angelica's The Way of the Cross," a prayer booklet depicting the Stations Rita Rizzo once prayed at, and "What is Heaven?," which explores the mystery of eternal life and the reality of Heaven. Hosted by Doug Keck.

Fr. George Rutler's "Grace & Truth: Twenty Steps to Embracing Truth and Saving Civilization" highlights twenty Catholic teachings that are essential to living the Faith in modern society. Hosted by Doug Keck.

Fr. Timothy M. Gallagher's "Setting Captives Free" explores his understandings and applications of the Ignatian rules, which provide hope to people suffering from spiritual desolation. Hosted by Doug Keck.