Why do Catholics deny the idea of once saved always saved if in 1 John 3:6 it says, “Whoever keeps sinning has not known Jesus?” If Christ gave himself fully for our sins, why did he pray “Let this cup pass from me?” and more on today's Open Line with guest host Dr. David Anders.

In today's show Jack welcomes EWTN's COO Doug Keck to reflect on the Eucharistic Congress, its impact on our daily lives and talk to our listeners live.

Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on the Church’s teaching on Work. Is Mary the new Tabernacle? Where did God the Father come from? Has Jesus always been human? and more on today's Open Line with Fr. Brian Mullady.

Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on the chalice of the Lord. I Inherited a Jerusalem Bible, is it a legitimate translation? Can we refer to rabbinical sources to study the Psalms? and more on today's Open Line with Fr. Brian Mullady.

How am I supposed to approach life if, due to my severe scrupulosity, I find myself always in the near occasion of sin? Was St. Joseph Assumed? and more on today's Open Line with guest host Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers.

Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on the Assumption of Mary. Why do people cry at Mass? Why is missing Mass a mortal sin? and more on today's Open Line with Fr. Brian Mullady.

Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on Saint Dominic's family. Why do the angels and saints praise God constantly? Is funding a foreign war immoral? and more on today's Open Line with Fr. Brian Mullady.

Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on the true law of God. Will my deceased daughter know I'm having Mass said for her? Should we forgive those who have no intention of repenting? and more on today's Open Line with Fr. Brian Mullady.

Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on St. Mary Magdalene. What is the best part of being a priest? Are we just supposed to love everyone? and more on today's Open Line with Fr. Brian Mullady.

Fr. Brian Mullady discusses the Eucharist and the Feast of Corpus Christi. Must you be Catholic to be saved? Is the Vatican flying a pride flag? and more on today's Open Line with Fr. Brian Mullady.