This Sunday’s Gospel takes us to the Wedding Feast at Cana and Jesus’ first miracle and Mary told the servers to “Do Whatever He Tells You.” We look at what happened through the eyes of Scripture and history with Steve Ray.

The holiday festivities have died down and we’re fully into the New Year. What advice would Fulton Sheen have for us? Derek Rotty is our guest.

When Zubair Simonson was a young adult, he supported abortion but hadn’t thought about it seriously. That began to change when he was alerted to the humanity of the unborn. He shares his story.

There are more than 10,000 canonized saints in the Church, but only eleven of them were born or lived in the US. We get to know them with Michael ONeil.

Surgeons in Maryland have successfully transplanted a genetically-modified pig heart into a human patient. Is such a procedure ethical? We talk with Wes Smith.

Dobbs v Jackson is currently the biggest pro-life story in the country and will go down as one of the most important stories of the last several years. But that doesn’t mean we should overlook other important pro-life stories. Alyssa Murphy gives us her top pro-life moments of 2021.

Sister Marije Kaleta, an Albanian nun who risked her life to bring Communion to the sick and dying under the regime of Enver Hoxha, died this week at age 92. We look at her story with Matthew Bunson, who also has the latest Church news.

Christians may not have the social influence we once did, but in all areas of life you can still find Catholics who are committed to integrating their faith and their everyday life. One example is Dan Weingartz, whose commitment to his faith led him to join the fight against the HHS Mandate. He joins us to discuss integrating his faith and work life.

George Orwell once observed that “At any given moment there is an orthodoxy, a body of ideas of which it is assumed that all right-thinking people will accept without question.” What does this “orthodoxy” look like today? What so-called truths are we all supposed to accept? Al discusses.

In some teachings, Jesus was two millennia ahead of what psychology is only now coming to understand. And in other ways, He directly contradicts what today’s therapists teach. For years now, we have seen a so-called “Gospel of Self-Esteem” that equates Meekness with insecurity. But Jesus told us that the Meek would inherit the Earth. Dr Ray Guarendi joins us.