How do we evangelize in the modern world, so hostile to the truth? Scott Hahn shares that the first step is our own ongoing conversion. During Lent, we’re reminded to take up our Cross daily—and find the joy of the Gospel. Visit https://bit.ly/3bd5dPK to learn more about “Hope to Die.”

Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body is about much more than sex—it's a theology of the human person. And the human person is relational—we’re born into a family, both human and divine. On this episode, Scott Hahn shares what this means for us, and how the Eucharist is the key to understanding our life, death, and ultimately our resurrection.

 

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Our bodies have been made by a God who loves us. Even in death, those bodies point to the mystery of our salvation. Learn more in Scott Hahn’s Hope to Die.

What’s the answer to our political and cultural turmoil today? In It Is Right and Just, Scott Hahn and Brandon McGinley have a surprising answer.

Our body is not a barrier or a burden. Learn more in this blog.

How can we raise faithful children in a hostile world? Whether the Lord calls our children to the priesthood, marriage, or religious life, how can we help them to discern and follow God’s will? Scott and Kimberly Hahn share their personal experience on this episode.

 

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Help children fall in love with the Gospel and grow closer to Christ. Through the Year with Jesus offers parents and teachers endless resources for sharing the faith with children.

Kimberly Hahn shares more wisdom from Scripture and personal experience in her podcast Beloved and Blessed. Listen now.

Is the priesthood biblical? John Bergsma explains that the priesthood is a major theme in Scripture in Jesus and the Old Testament Roots of the Priesthood. 

Did St. Paul truly convert? Dr. Scott Hahn discusses how the apostle's conversion wasn't like converting from atheism to faith, or from Protestantism to Catholicism, but it was a much more profound progress from the Old Covenant to the New. 

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Want to learn more? Get your copy of Scott Hahn and Brandon McGinley’s It Is Right and Just. 

What does religion have to do with politics? Scott Hahn and Brandon McGinley explain in this blog. 

Our Church is in crisis, but there is hope. In A Church in Crisis: Pathways Forward, Ralph Martin uncovers the forces at work against the Church and offers hope to the faithful within the Body of Christ. 

Christ and His Mother hold a special place in the Nativity story—but St. Joseph also plays an important yet often underrated role. On this special Christmas episode of The Road to Emmaus, Scott Hahn shares his personal devotion to St. Joseph and what the father of Jesus teaches us about Christmas. 

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What could be more familiar than the Christmas story—and yet what could be more extraordinary? Get your copy of Scott Hahn’s Joy to the World. 

Here are three things to ask ourselves as we prepare for Christmas. 

Our duty to God, family, and faith are the most fundamental we have. Learn more in It Is Right and Just: Why the Future of Civilization Depends on True Religion. 

Celebrating Easter under quarantine was one of the strangest experiences for many Catholics. As our world struggles more sharply with suffering and death, it’s nearly impossible to take hope in the Resurrection. Yet that is what Christ calls us to do. On this episode of The Road to Emmaus, Scott Hahn reminds us that because of Christ’s Resurrection, death is not the end.

 

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Struggling to have hope amid the fear so prevalent in our world today? Get your copy of Scott Hahn’s newest book, Hope to Die: The Christian Meaning of Death and the Resurrection of the Body.

If Christ defeated death, why do we still face suffering and death? Learn more in this blog post.

Explore this topic and more with hundreds of resources, including some of our most popular studies, at the Quarantined Catholic Hub. 

Were Adam and Eve meant to live in the Garden of Eden forever? Scott Hahn makes the argument that our original parents were meant for Heaven, not Eden. But how could they be saved from the serpent? Learn more in this final installment of our series on damnation history.

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At the Quarantined Catholic Hub, take advantage of this time to increase your devotion to the Blessed Sacrament, explore the richness of Sacred Scripture, and deepen your understanding of the faith.

See what the Church Fathers have to say about Genesis in The Bible and the Church Fathers.

Want more content from Scott Hahn on the topic of God as Father? Check out this blog post.

What does it mean to walk in the footsteps of both Jesus and Mary? On this special episode for the Feast of the Annunciation, Kimberly Hahn reflects on Mary’s motherhood. Consider all the ways Mary works in our lives today by meditating on her life with Christ.

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What can we do if we can’t go to Mass and receive the Eucharist? At the Quarantined Catholic Hub, take advantage of this time to increase your devotion to the Blessed Sacrament, explore the richness of Sacred Scripture, and deepen your understanding of the faith.

Want more reflections on the life of Christ? Come and See: A Catholic Guide to the Holy Land offers Scriptural reflections, whether you’re going on pilgrimage or would just like to deepen your prayer life.

Read more of how Kimberly Hahn came to embrace Mary as mother in this free article.

Join Scott Hahn in praying the Rosary of St. Joseph and meditate on the Joyful Mysteries through the perspective of the virginal father of Jesus.

Hail Joseph, Son of David, do not fear.

Jesus will save his people from their sins.

St. Joseph, Virginal Father of Jesus,

intercede for us sinners in need. Amen.

What can we do if we’re unable to attend Mass and receive the Eucharist? Learn more about the "Quarantined Catholic Hub" by visiting https://bit.ly/392eqHy

False gods sneak in the back door throughout the Old Testament. The Israelites continue to forfeit their relationship as children of Yahweh. On this episode of The Road to Emmaus, Scott Hahn explains how God repeatedly saves His people from making themselves slaves of the devil. Visit http://bit.ly/37dFgvv to learn more about “Genesis to Jesus.”