Has climate change become a substitute for religion? Our hosts debate Cardinal Pell’s comments, and examine post-pandemic attendance at Church. Plus, they delve into the next chapter of Fr. Spitzer’s new book on Satan.

Does Satan know our thoughts? Fr. Spitzer tackles this and other viewer questions, and discusses ecologism, declining marriage rates and the downward trend of sacraments. Plus, more revelations from Father’s new book.

Fr. Spitzer and Doug Keck discuss how Jesus’ act of total sacrifice outshines the totality of human evil, and wins redemption for all mankind. Plus, Archbishop Gomez speaks on wokeness and questions from our viewers.

Learn how Jesus prepared his disciples for victory over Satan by starting a hierarchical Church. Plus, questions on confessing sins, removing books from the Bible, and whether heaven is as selective as Harvard.

Fr. Spitzer and Doug Keck discuss abortion and conscious thought, euthanasia, and the secular authority of the Pope. Plus, a well-known parable illustrates how the righteous and unrighteous receive their final judgment.

Fr. Spitzer uses the Parable of the Weeds to illustrate how Satan sends demons to disrupt the lives of Christ’s followers. Plus, possible good news on a treatment for blindness and a question about immoral companies.

On the program today, Doug Keck and Fr. Spitzer talk about Eucharistic miracles and answer questions on the existence of God and objective truth. And from Father’s new book, how Jesus warns us of Satan’s temptations.

Fr. Spitzer and Doug discuss the fallout of the Texas and Mississippi abortion laws, tackle some challenging viewer questions and unveil a new topic from Fr. Spitzer’s new book, “Christ vs. Satan in Our Daily Lives.”

Doug and Fr. Spitzer review what Jesus said about the unforgiveable sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit, as they continue to cover topics from Father’s new book. Plus, the latest news and responses to viewer questions.

Our hosts discuss the International Eucharistic Congress, and whether to take the Covid vaccine or not. Plus, why Jesus’ exorcisms were superior to those of the Jewish leaders, as covered in Fr. Spitzer’s new book.