Continuing our special programming at Holy Week with a reflection on the week that opens with the Vigil and ends with the great Dominica in albis, now Divine Mercy Sunday, the Octave of Easter

A short meditation on Good Friday

The first in a series of meditations on the significance of Holy Week, from co-Founder and GM Chris Altieri

In this edition of Thinking with the Church: a conversation with Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke.

In this *special* edition of Thinking with the Church, we are doing something a little bit different: rather than feature a conversation, our co-Founder, General Manager, and host, Chris Altieri, proposes an itinerary for the recovery of some basic notions regarding marriage.

In this edition of Thinking with the Church: Part II of a conversation with theologian Christopher Wells, who is pursuing a doctorate in Sacred Theology at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas - the Angelicum - here in Rome. In Part I of our conversation, we explored the Doctrine of Papal Supremacy and the Dogma of Papal Infallibility - both definitively taught by the I Vatican Council in Pastor Aeternus. Here, we delve more deeply into the historical roots and theological origins of the two teachings - but we come to that part of the conversation rather organically - beginning as we do with a discussion of the role of the Pontifical universities in the life of the Church.

In this edition of Thinking with the Church we explore the nature and purpose of Papal authority with theologian Christopher Wells, Th.L., of the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas.

This week on Thinking with the Church: a conversation with Claudia Giampietro on language, the law, and genuine truth-seeking dialogue as a form of public witness to the faith in the search for Christian unity.

In this special edition we speak with Fr. Brian Reedy SJ about the recent discovery of possibly habitable planets in our corner of the galaxy - and about the possible implications of finding life on another world - or worlds.

In this edition: a conversation with veteran Vatican beat reporter Andrea Gagliarducci