The Rosary read by Paul Martin. For people who are busy going to and from work, who want to pray along with it.

The Rosary read by Paul Martin. For people busy travelling to and from work, who want to pray along with it.

The Rosary read by Paul Martin. For people busy travelling to and from work, who want to pray along with it.

Why do Catholics have more books in their Bible (73 books) than Protestants (66 books)? What is the evidence for these books being scripture? Were they part of the very first Bible compiled in 382 AD? Find out now!

Why do Catholics keep relics of dead saints? Isn't that creepy? Is there any power in the dead bones of a holy person? What does the Bible say? The answers may surprise you!

Is Christ really present in the Eucharist (the bread and wine of communion)? Or is it just a mere symbol like our Protestant brethren claim? Find out in the episode as we look at what the Bible says and what the early church taught.

The book of Wisdom is sadly missing from Protestant Bibles. Is it even Scripture? What did the early church think of this book? What does it tell us about Jesus?

God loves everyone, wants them to join his family. One of the greatest Bible stories illustrating this, is the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32).

The Catholic Church follows Scripture (2 Timothy 3:16), church traditions (1 Corinthians 11:2) and church authority (1 Timothy 3:15), as the foundation for the Catholic Church. But Protestants insist that we should ONLY follow the Bible. Does the Bible actually teach this? Find out here!

"Call no man Father" (Matthew 23:9) is frequently quoted by anti-Catholics to argue that Catholics should not call anyone "father" including their priests. What did Jesus mean in this passage? What does the rest of scripture say about calling men "father."