In the Forum - With Sheila Liaugminas

Social research professor Michael New points out flaws and errors in the wording and reasoning of a Washington Post column about the drop in abortions over the past 40+ years. This is needed clarification.

Fr. Robert Spitzer delves into the second book of his new 'Called Out of Darkness' trilogy and gives guidance on spiritual and moral conversion, and how to avoid obstacles to both.

Co-Founder Dr. Jennifer Nolan explains the STEM degree courses Catholic Polytechnic University offers with an impressive and growing faculty of leading experts in science, technology, engineering, math, and business, infused with zeal for the faith. "This is where faith and science come together," she tells Sheila Liaugminas, "and they point to Christ, they point to God".

Human rights activist Jason Jones says that to unify and heal our country we have to assent to the truth about the human person as embedded in the Declaration of Independence principles of equality and dignity of all people, and be willing to work for those rights and liberties.

Social research and political science scholar Michael New gives an overview and insights on abortion trends over the past two years across the country, and the worrisome role of chemical abortions in the reportedly higher incidence. He emphasizes the longtime importance of the Hyde Amendment in saving lives and taxpayer funds.

Dr. Scott Hahn reveals how religion is central to all major questions of society, and how addressing the central, rightful place of religion there is essential to building a just and ordered civilization.

National Review Institute Senior Fellow Kathryn Jean Lopez joins Sheila Liaugminas again for a ranging conversation about life, faith, news, truth, goodness, beauty, gratitude, courage, 2020, and anecdotal stories that come to mind.

Dr. Ralph Martin tells Sheila Liaugminas 'Every year, fewer and fewer Catholics are believing fewer and fewer things about our existence.' What do we do about that and other crises of faith? Find good answers in this conversation and in his new book.

Fr. Robert Spitzer explores the contents of his new book 'Christ Versus Satan In Our Daily Lives', explains the tactics the devil uses and tells you the simple but powerful ways to experience God's peace and overcome evil in the world.

Author and gifted storyteller Raymond Arroyo explains the origins of the little known legend that inspired his Christmas book that goes beyond the stable in Bethlehem into a cave in the countryside where a special spider plays a pivotal role in the Christmas story. The message, 'we are where we are for a reason', becomes clear.