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Al discusses respecting others with whom we disagree. The Chief Operating Office at EWTN Doug Keck joins Al. Then Dr. Scott Hahn discusses the Good News Cruise. In the second hour, Dr. Paul Kengor talks about the story of Joe Biden saving Roe V Wade. Then Raymond Ibrahim discusses the terrorist attacks in Nice, France in which three Catholics were killed. Finally, Maureen Walther joins Al to discuss the beatification of Fr. Michael McGivney.
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Three Catholics were killed in France by an Islamic extremist. Al discusses this story. Then Phillip Campbell joins Al to talk about the reformation. And for the whole second hour, Dr. Gerard Wegemer joins Al to discuss the life of St. Thomas More.
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Today on Kresta in the Afternoon, Al is joined by Fr. George Rutler to discuss how secularism has become its own religion. Then, Matthew Bunson joins in to discuss Pope Francis’ announcement of thirteen new cardinals. Finally a conversion story from podcaster Becky Carter. Plus Al continues his discourse on Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship ahead of the election.
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Ralph Martin of Renewal Ministries joins Al for two hours and takes your calls on the confusing nature of Pope Francis' comments and discusses his book, A Church In Crisis: Pathways Forward. This book and other resources is available in the Guest Archive at AveMariaRadio.net.
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On today's Kresta in the Afternoon, Al shares his thoughts on Catholic education as he continues his series on Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship. Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong entrepreneur who was arrested in the democracy protests there, joins Al to talk about his movement there and how Hong Kong desires to be part of the West. Al also shares his thoughts on what we know about what Pope Francis said last week regarding civil unions. And in the second hour, former Newsweek senior editor Jonathan Alter joins Al to discuss his new book, "His Very Best: Jimmy Carter, a Life."
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