Matthew Bunson has just returned from a visit to Singapore, where he met with Cardinal William Goh. He shares his observations with us on the state of the Church in Asia.

Saint Joseph stands close to Jesus and Mary at the heart of the gospel story. Yet he remains largely in the background, silent and steady. Not surprisingly, Christians throughout the ages have pondered deeply this mystery that is Joseph. We look at their stories with Paul Thigpen.

Faith in Jesus Christ is unlike any other belief system in human history. The entirety of the Christian message essentially demands that you and I surrender our whole lives, our entire selves, to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And we are called to do this as a response to the fact that He has already poured out His entire self for us. Marcus discusses.

The visible horizon of our universe is a giant ball billions of light years across, and billions of years old. It is so vast, so dark, and so mysterious that a common reaction is to wonder whether human life itself is meaningless. We explore our place and purpose in the cosmos with Dr. Timothy Kearns.

Nine pro-lifers who participated in a Rescue in 2020 are about to be sentenced to prison. In addition to charges under the FACE act, they are also facing charges of “conspiracy to interfere with civil rights” and could spend up to 11 years in prison. Monica Miller is encouraging all to write to the judge and voice their support. She joins us.

Andrew Comiskey founded Desert Stream/Living Waters Ministries in 1980, when he and his wife responded to their pastor’s call to start a healing/support group for men and women seeking Jesus in light of unwanted same-sex attractions. The one group became several groups, and Andrew began to develop what is now the Living Waters program. Andy and associate director Marco Casanova join us.

Just as Job was tried, all of us are tested by suffering. It comes in many different forms: grief about the past, pain in the present, and sadness about what might have been. We explore personal dimensions of suffering with Mark Giszczak.

When Aquinas addressed the best arguments against God in his masterwork, the Summa Theologica, he listed only two. The first was the problem of evil: How can God ― who is perfectly good ― exist alongside that which is against Him? His second: Is God really needed to explain the world? We address those objections and more with Pat Flynn.

Sr Miriam James entered college on a volleyball scholarship with the dream of one day working for ESPN. She had been raised Catholic, but never truly understood Christ's love and pursued love in other places. Feeling empty and broken, she eventually rediscovered her faith and found her vocation. She joins us with her story.

Is anger always bad? After all, wrath is one of the Seven Deadly Sins. But, used properly, anger can be a useful emotion. It is our anger at injustice and evil that can lead to change; our anger at the loss of souls that leads us to evangelize. We'll talk with Bert Ghezzi.