GERHARD CARDINAL MÜLLER, former prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith at the Vatican shares his thoughts on the German "Synodal Path" and the Vatican's Synod on Synodality.

REV. EARL SMITH, former Chaplain at San Quentin State Prison in California and author of Death Row Chaplain discusses his ministry to prisoners and professional athletes and the challenges facing young men in today's culture.

ROSIE KENDRICK, principal of St. Stephen Catholic School in New Orleans updates us on the progress of rebuilding her school after Hurricane Ida.

DAVID A.R. WHITE and ANTONIO SABATO, JR, both actors and producers, join us with a preview of their new movie, God's Not Dead: We the People.

ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and FR. GERALD MURRAY, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of NY discuss The Synod on Synodality that opened this week in Rome, and a high profile Anglican bishop becomes Catholic.

MOST REV. SALVATORE CORDILEONE, Archbishop of San Francisco, CA discusses the recent meeting and photo op between Pope Francis and Nancy Pelosi...and how it affects the US Bishops' pro-life efforts.

MARTHA WILLIAMSON, the former executive producer and head writer of Touched by an Angel on her newest family film in the Signed, Sealed, Delivered series for the Hallmark Channel.

EDWARD PENTIN, Rome correspondent for The National Catholic Register reports from Rome on the resignations of Swiss Guard members due to the Vatican's vaccine mandate, an unexpected twist in a Vatican sex abuse trial, and the "Synodal Path" in Germany hits a dead end.

STEVEN MOSHER, president of the Population Research Institute is here with an update on the Chinese Communist government's increased pressure on Taiwan.

BISHOP ATHANASIUS SCHNEIDER of Kazakhstan weighs in on the Synod and previews his new book, The Catholic Mass: Steps to Restore the Centrality of God in the Liturgy.

The World Over with Raymond Arroyo wants to hear from YOU! What are the top FIVE issues that YOU would like the Vatican's Synod to consider. Send them to us...@WorldOverLive on TWITTER...or EMAIL them to [email protected].

KEN CUCCINELLI, former Acting Deputy Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security discusses the migration/refugee crisis at the US border. Will the White House rein in the chaos?

DR. JANET SMITH, moral theologian discusses the rise of theological arguments being used to persuade people of faith to accept COVID vaccinations. Sound theology, or emotional manipulation?

GREGORY ERICKSON, Minnesota attorney discusses his case representing nearly 200 health care workers suing to challenge the state's vaccine mandate. Can these mandates stand up to legal scrutiny?

MANUEL VAZ GUEDES, singer/seminarian shares a beautiful new CD of sacred music, Sancta Vox: Christmas Matins from Bavaria, sung by the Seminarians of Saint Peter Wigratzbad in Germany.

CHAD PECKNOLD, professor of theology at The Catholic University of America with analysis of the Vatican's vaccine mandate, Nancy Pelosi's clash with Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone over abortion, and Pope Francis' ongoing thoughts on the worldwide Synod of Bishops.

DORINDA BORDLEE, senior counsel of the Bioethics Defense Fund discusses the landmark Mississippi abortion ban going before the US Supreme Court in December. Could Roe vs. Wade be eventually overturned?

DAVID HENRIE, actor-producer-director talks about his faith, how Pope Francis predicted a great blessing for his family, and directing his newest film, This Is the Year.

GIA CHACON, human rights activist and founder of For the Martyrs joins us to discuss the worldwide persecution of Christians and the March for the Martyrs in Washington, DC on September 25th.

The Papal Posse...ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and FR. GERALD MURRAY, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of NY on tonight's World Over with analysis of Pope Francis' comments on being pastoral NOT political when administering Communion, the presence of "vaccine deniers" in the College of Cardinals and much more. .

HARMEET DHILLON, attorney with The Center for American Liberty joins us on the World Over to respond to the Biden Administration's push for vaccine mandates...and whether such mandates forced on the American people are legal...or even constitutional.

JESSE WATTERS, FOX News host and New York Times best selling author joins Raymond on the World Over to share his modestly titled new book, How I Saved the World.

DAN PATRICK, Lt. Governor of the State of Texas discusses the intense backlash to the state's newly enacted restrictions on abortion.

DAMIAN THOMPSON, associate editor of The Spectator talks about the ongoing assault on the Traditional Latin Mass, and previews the 2023 Synod of Bishops.

STEVE SCALISE, Congressman from the State of Louisiana discusses the aftermath of Hurricane Ida and whether the new Infrasctructure Bill in Congress will do enough to address the damage to the state.

FR. CHRISTOPHER NALTY, pastor of Good Shepherd/St. Stephen Catholic Church in New Orleans updates us on the hurricane damage to St. Stephen Catholic School and how students and parishioners are coping.

A remembrance of the terrorist attacks on 9/11 as we approach the 20th anniverary of that terrible day.

HARRY CONNICK JR., award winning singer-songwriter and performer talks about life during lockdown & his recent album of sacred songs, Alone with My Faith.

WENDELL PIERCE, actor, native New Orleanian discusses his memoir, The Wind in the Reeds: A Storm, A Play, and the City That Would Not Be Broken.

JAMES CARVILLE & MARY MATALIN, political power couple discuss, faith, politics, and their book, Love & War: Twenty Years, Three Presidents, Two Daughters and One Louisiana Home.

HARRY CONNICK JR., award winning singer-songwriter and performer talks about life during lockdown & his recent album of sacred songs, Alone with My Faith.

WENDELL PIERCE, actor, native New Orleanian discusses his memoir, The Wind in the Reeds: A Storm, A Play, and the City That Would Not Be Broken.

JAMES CARVILLE & MARY MATALIN, political power couple discuss, faith, politics, and their book, Love & War: Twenty Years, Three Presidents, Two Daughters and One Louisiana Home.

FR. RICHARD JOHN NEUHAUS, the late, founding editor of First Things, from a June 2002 episode of The World Over discusses the clergy sex abuse crisis and his book, As I Lay Dying.

DION DiMUCCI, singer-songwriter and member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame talks about his life, career and most recent album, Blues With Friends.