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On this FIRE episode of Through His Wounds, Anthony and Estevan:

• EXPOSE how our obsession with political correctness is sending generations to Hell

Time is running out. Every minute we stay silent is another soul lost to the culture’s lies. The world doesn’t need our polite approval – it requires our courageous truth.

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With the death of Pope Francis, the Catholic Church stands at a crossroads. Was his pontificate a failure, or a necessary exposure of deeper crises? In this episode, we examine:

The First Pope vs. the Last? Peter was far from perfect. He denied Christ, yet Christ chose him to lead. What does this mean for Francis’ controversial papacy?

Great Popes of History: How Leo the Great fought heresy; Pius V defended tradition; and why we desperately need their courage today

John Paul II’s & Francis’ surprising parallels:  Both mishandled abuse scandals, blurred lines with paganism (Pachamama, indigenous rituals), and prioritized diplomacy over doctrine

The next Pope: Restoration or ruin? With 80% of the conclave appointed by Francis, can we hope for a leader who rejects globalism, restores the Latin Mass, and cleans house?

This isn’t just about Francis, it’s about us

On this eye-opening broadcast, we’re pulling back the curtain on spiritual warfare realities that most churches won’t touch. Former Satanists like Betty Brennan and Zachary King shocked the world by exposing how the occult operates in plain sight – including the chilling truth about abortion as a satanic ritual. But knowledge isn’t enough – you need battle strategies.

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“Most Catholics survive Mass. The Saints THRIVED in it. Here’s why.”

In this powerful episode, we dive deep into:

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In the entire Bible, there isn’t a single quote attributed to Saint Joseph—yet his quiet faithfulness speaks volumes. In a world dominated by loud voices and self-promotion, Joseph’s silent strength offers a radical example for the modern Church. What if true influence isn’t about demanding conformity to our ways, but about humbly conforming to the way of Christ? Join co-hosts Anthony Acosta and Estevan Covarrubias as they explore how Joseph’s humility, obedience, and hidden service can reshape our witness in a noisy world. This isn’t about being heard—it’s about being like Him

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Join Anthony and Estevan, your dynamic duo of Catholic apologetics, as they dive headfirst into the mysterious and often misunderstood realm of Purgatory. In this episode, they tackle the toughest objections, clarify misconceptions, and explore the theological foundations of this “middle state” of purification. From scriptural evidence to Church tradition, they break it all down with wit, wisdom, and a healthy dose of humor.“

You’ll never hear a Catholic say, ‘I hope I make it to Purgatory!’”  and whether you’re a lifelong Catholic, a curious skeptic, or just someone who loves a good debate, this episode will leave you rethinking the afterlife.

When it comes to Purgatory, Anthony and Estevan prove that even the “in-between” can be a destination worth exploring.

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Join us as we dive into the fascinating history and meaning behind the Catholic Jubilee Year! From its roots in Jewish tradition to its adoption by the Church, we explore how this sacred practice began and why it matters today. What exactly is an indulgence? Are the Holy Doors really spiritual portals opened by the Pope? We’ll break it all down. Plus, we reflect on the recent Year of Saint Joseph and why these cyclical celebrations are so vital—helping us pause, reflect, and meditate on the mysteries of faith. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that blends history, theology, and a call to slow down in our fast-paced world

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In this episode, co-hosts Estevan Covarrubias, and Anthony Acosta dive into Estevan’s incredible opportunity to meet Pope Francis in Rome. They discuss his journey of discerning the priesthood, the challenges facing the Church today, and how Catholics should respond to issues within the clergy and hierarchy. From personal calling to generational struggles in the priesthood, this conversation explores the need for renewal, discipline, and faith in navigating today’s Church