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On Thursday TikTok CEO Shou Chew appeared before Congress, which is considering a bipartisan bill to ban the app. Legislators are facing an interesting conundrum – they see the app as a threat to national security, but with more than 150 million American users, they’re hesitant to take it away from their voters. Jimmy Quinn has the latest.
Legislators in Vermont and Delaware are considering bills that would remove the Church’s right to the “Seal of confession” and force priests to report admissions or suspicions of child sexual abuse to the authorities. Andrea Picciotti-Bayer joins us with legal analysis.
We are approaching Holy Week, when Christ fulfilled his earthly mission through his Passion, Death and Resurrection and redeemed the whole world. Fr Thomas Weinandy, a prolific theologian, has observed that when Christ was conceived and named these acts were still in his future - he was yet to truly become Jesus. What does this mean? He joins us.
Fr John Zahm was a Holy Cross priest and scientist who served as vice president at the University of Notre Dame, He argued that Roman Catholicism was fully compatible with an evolutionary view of biological systems, an idea that was rejected and led to censure. John Slattery joins us with a look at his story.
In February six Red Rose Rescuers, including Monica Miller, were found guilty of trespass for a rescue that took place at an abortion clinic in Southfield, MI.
On March 29, 1973, the last US combat troops left South Vietnam following the release of the last US POWs from the infamous Hỏa Lò Prison, nicknamed the “Hanoi Hilton.” Earlier in the war, the prison held Air Force pilot James Shipley, who was shot down in 1967. He spent six years in the Hanoi
A few weeks ago, someone left a Mary statue at Fr. Joe Krupp’s parish. It stayed in the gathering space for a few weeks until a young child accidentally broke it –
How do we handle the "difficult" passages we find in Scripture, especially the Old Testament? Many times we tend toward one of two extremes - we either ignore the passages entirely, or obsess over them so much that we miss anything else. Tremper Longman joins us to help cut through the confusion and find clarity.
Mother Angelica died on this day in 2016 and her legacy lives on. Her years of illness made her a prime example of redemptive suffering and wrote extensively on the subject. We'll look at her teachings with Fr Joseph Mary.
During this Lent, especially Holy Week, many of us will be joining in the Stations of the Cross. Steve Ray shows us the history behind the tradition and gives us
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