Congresswoman, Madeleine Dean and her son Harry Cunnane discuss their new double-memoir, “Under Our Roof: A Son’s Battle for Recovery; a Mother’s Battle for Her Son.”

January 27th is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This week we explore the roots of denial and the legacy of trauma.

75 Years Later: Remembering the Holocaust, Confronting Anti-Semitism and Exploring Trauma Across Generations

Inconvenient Denial: 75 years after Auschwitz, anti-Semitism and conspiracy theories emerge

Father Frederick Edlefsen reads an excerpt of his public call for a new way of engaging in our civic life and talks about the need for political charity and the role of faith and civic leaders moving forward.

Villanova University Professor of Religious Studies Massimo Faggioli traces the evolution of American political Catholic life, the brewing confrontations between the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops and the V

A closer look at the faith of President Biden, the seismic shift in American Catholicism’s relationship to the Vatican, and the likely divide to come.

Missouri Congressman Emanuel Cleaver sharing his concerns about the rise of religious extremism, the dangers of what he calls “Trumplicans,” and the critical issues facing our imperfect union.

Sikh activist Valerie Kaur calls for an online People’s Inauguration on January 21st.

U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver says accountability is critical to unifying the nation–and multi-faith activist Valerie Kaur is organizing the People’s Inauguration.