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  • Register Radio - Westminster Changes
    Only days after the Church in the United States saw a changing of the guard in the archdiocese of New York, across the Atlantic, England welcomed a new archbishop of Westminster – the most important of the Catholic dioceses in the sceptered isle. What lies ahead for the Church in England? The Register’s Senior Contributor and EWTN News Vatican Analyst Edward Pentin joins Register Radio. And then,
    Bishops and Catholics in the US and around the world continue to express shock and dismay at the University of Notre Dame’s appointment of an ardent pro-abortion supporter to a prominent academic post in what is supposed to be a faithful Catholic university. Register staff reporter Matthew McDonald gives us the latest.
    27 min
  • Ave Maria in the Afternoon Full Hours - February 19, 2026 - Hour 2

    Segment 1: SSPX Doubles Down on Vatican Defiance (2 segments)The Priestly Society of St. Pius X says it will proceed with plans to consecrate new bishops on July 1 without a pontifical mandate, despite a Vatican warning that the move would represent a “decisive rupture” of communion and bring “grave consequences” for the group. Matthew Bunson reports on this and other Church news.

    Segment 2: Fasting as an act of love (2 segments)

    Why should we bother fasting? Why do those ascetical practices in Lent or any other time? Why bother with this self-discipline, this extra penance, especially if we’re already living fairly moderate lives? Isn’t it better to eat, drink, and be merry, given that we might die tomorrow? We talk with David Deavel.



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    57 min
  • Catholic Answers Live - #12598 Why Isn’t Fish Considered Meat? Communion and Saints’ Names - Tom Nash

    “Why isn’t fish considered meat?” This question opens a discussion on dietary laws and traditions within the Church. Other topics include the role of extraordinary ministers of holy communion, the appropriateness of taking a female saint’s name for confirmation, and the Church’s stance on organ donation, showcasing a variety of inquiries related to faith and practice.

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    Questions Covered:

    • 02:55 – There are things I cannot accept about Catholicism. Marriage equality and women priests are the two things that I just cannot get past.
    • 16:25 – Mark 7:31-37 Where did Jesus spit?
    • 20:03 – In the US we see a lot of extraordinary ministers of holy communion being used ordinarily. Is that an abuse?
    • 31:44 – Why isn’t fish considered meat?
    • 41:22 – Is there any issue for a man taking a female saint name for confirmation?
    • 42:45 – In what state in the body of the damned?
    • 44:32 – What is the Church position on organ donation?
    • 48:35 – Could you clarify when it meant when God said he regretted the creation of Man when speaking to Noah?
      • 56 min
    • Christ is the Answer Podcast - Christ is the Answer - February 19, 2026

      Program #: 873 Mission #1

      Series: 2016 Lenten Mission

      Description: Instruction on the Catechism of the Catholic Church and other topics critical to those seeking answers to life’s greatest questions.



      This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit christistheanswer.substack.com
      54 min
    • Conversations with Consequences - Ep. 357 Bishop of Kyiv Marks 4 Years of Ukraine Crisis & Dr. Lydia Dugdale on the Lost Art of Dying
      As we mark 4 years since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the bishop of Kyiv, Bishop Vitaliy Kryvytskyi joins to discuss the plight of the faithful in Kiev, surviving the cold winter months with no electricity, and clinging to Christ amid such harsh conditions. Calling it "a war against civilians," the bishop of Kyiv–Zhytomyr also works tirelessly to create summer camps for children to retain some semblance of life amid the ongoing destruction of war, and is also sounding the alarm on the missing children of his country. As New York just signed assisted suicide into law, Dr. Lydia Dugdale joins to discuss "The Lost Art of Dying" and why we are called to live within the lens of our own mortality, and how we might bring this lost art back today especially within this culture of death. And as we round out our first week of Lent, Msgr. Roger Landry reminds us that we are called to be brave this Lent when it comes to prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Catch the show every Saturday at 7amET/5pmET on EWTN radio.
      54 min

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