In the Forum - With Sheila Liaugminas

People may not often think of dying, but the time comes for everyone, and it's never too early to prepare well. How do we do that? Is there a patron saint of a happy death? Sheila talks about it.

There is a healthy, good way to think of death, God, eternal life. Would you change if you knew you would die today and see the God of love?

Since the Supreme Court Dobbs decision, abortion activists and news media have focused more attention on choice, but using new language and narratives about rights.

The Supreme Court Dobbs ruling teaches what the Roe and Casey decisions said, and why Justices recently overturned them both to restore the democratic process for deciding abortion law in each of the states, by the people and their elected representatives.

Sheila starts explaining the Supreme Court Dobbs decision overruling Roe v. Wade, and what it tells us about abortion law in America.

Sheila combines coverage of politics and the political process with abortion and pro-life realities in this commentary on what can be done to serve life, give hope and build unity.

Fr. Boniface Hicks explores and explains the many of the titles and roles of St. Joseph in his new book and in this conversation with Sheila Liaugminas, filled with enlightening, edifying information for those who don't know the saint, and those who want to learn more.

Many people have a foundation of hope and happiness, many others search for it. The difference? Fr. Peter Cameron explains the profound truth of conversion, irresistible power of kindness, and the force of mercy.

The Shroud of Turin has all the marks of Christ crucified, and hi-tech evidence dates it back to the time and place of Jesus of Nazareth's life and death. Called 'the Fifth Gospel', it teaches in amazing detail. How the image got on the Shroud is especially stunning, now and going forward.

Dr. Onalee McGraw of the Educational Guidance Institute shares her expertise and fascinating insights into how classic films capture essential truths about human nature and the common good. These universal truths transcend politics, ideologies, and 'tribal identities' and through storytelling, reach hearts and minds in a unique and transformative way.