Joseph Capizzi of The Catholic University of America joins Mary and Aaron to discuss the meaning of civility and our call as Christians to work for the common good of all people in political life.

Chris Anzidei from the Archdiocese of Washington discusses the latest news on COVID restrictions and houses of worship.

Nick Reaves from the Becket Fund discusses an important case about the rights of faith-based foster care services to operate in accordance with their religious convictions.

Bishop Robert Barron joins Mary and Aaron to talk about how Catholics can defend our church property from attacks while also bearing witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Has Catholic engagement with American politics been good for the Church's witness? Bill McCormick, SJ, joins Mary and Aaron to talk about politics, evangelization, parish life, and more.

Stations of the Cross by USCCB Clips

Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami was recently appointed to serve as acting chairman of the Committee for Religious Liberty. On this episode, he joins Mary and Aaron to discuss his ministry and his perspective on religious liberty issues facing the Church today.

Montse Alvarado, Vice President and Executive Director of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, discusses Church re-openings and some Becket cases before the Supreme Court.

2020 - 05 - 02 USCCB Daily Readings by USCCB Clips

What did the process of religious disestablishment look like in the United States? Carl Esbeck, professor of law emeritus at the University of Missouri, has some surprising answers in this discussion of his recently edited book, Disestablishment and Religious Dissent: Church-State Relations in the New American States, 1776–1833.