World Over

Robert Royal and Fr. Gerald Murray provide analysis of the new Vatican declaration on "human dignity". Actor Gary Sinise reflects on the life and legacy of his late son, Mac.

Steven Mosher discusses his new book The Devil & Communist China. Former U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, Mary Ann Glendon, on her new book In the Court of Three Popes. And more.

Robert Royal & Fr. Gerald Murray, The Papal Posse, are here to discuss Pope Francis' newly released autobiography, Life: My Story through History, the Vatican announces 10 new Synod "study groups", a Belgian bishop is laicized by Pope Francis for multiple cases of sexual abuse, and much more.

Roma Downey, actress and producer and former star of Touched by An Angel, on her new family drama coming to Amazon Prime on March 28th, The Baxters.

Abp. Georg Gänswein, discusses his recent book about his life in service to the Church and the late Pope Benedict XVI.

Robert Unanue, Goya Foods CEO talks about how faith and family inform the way he runs the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States.

Eustace Wolfington, Philadelphia businessman and executive producer of the new movie, Cabrini, sits down with Raymond to discuss the film, and the very personal inspiration that drove him to make this epic production about the life of the first Italian-American saint.

Fr. Gerald Murray & Robert Royal, The Papal Posse analyzes the major Church news of the week including Pope Francis’ health landing him in the hospital following his Wednesday audience, a Vatican Cardinal reaffirms the Church’s stance on Freemasonry, and an anonymous cardinal speaks out on the Francis pontificate and the priorities for the next one.

Mel Gibson & Jim Caviezel discuss the blockbuster movie, The Passion of the Christ, in highlights from their 2003 & 2004 World Over interviews for the 20th anniversary of the film's release.

Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin on X), senior correspondent for the National Catholic Register reports on the recent, closed door meeting between Vatican Cardinals and Italian Freemasons, and Cardinal Christoph Schonborn warns the Church in Germany about possible schism as a result of their "synodal way".

Fr. Thomas Petri, president of the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, DC (@PetriOP on X) & Sr. Deirdre Byrne, Superior of the Little Workers of the Sacred Heart share their thoughts and observations on the sacrilegous funeral service for a trans-rights activist held recently at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.

Fr. Thomas Berg (@frtberg on X), moral theologian and visiting scholar at the McGrath Institute for Church Life at Notre Dame joins us with analysis of the testimony this week of one of the victims of disgraced Jesuit priest and artist Marko Rupnik.

Most Rev. Liam Cary, Bishop of the Diocese of Baker, OR shares his pastoral letter on the Vatican's recent directive on blessings (Fiducia Supplicans).

Robert Royal & Fr. Gerald Murray discuss the latest Church news coming from the Vatican including women's ordination being promoted at the Vatican and the growing dissent from the controversial Vatican directive on blessings (Fiducia Supplicans).

Alejandro Monteverde director of the new movie Cabrini (2024), discusses his powerful new film about the life of St. Frances Cabrini, about to be released in theatres on March 8th.

Author and art historian Dr. Elizabeth Lev shares her thoughts on the Marko Rupnik scandal and what should be done with the former Jesuit priest's artwork in churches all over the world in the wake of his abuse scandal.

Jim Caviezel, actor and star of the blockbuster hit film, Sound of Freedom talks about the movie which is based on the true story of a former federal agent who embarks on a treacherous mission to save children from human trafficking in South America.

A tribute to the late, great, Oscar winning movie director William Friedkin (The French Connection, The Exorcist) who passed away in August 2023.

Msgr. Jason Gray, executive director of The Archbishop Fulton Sheen Foundation on the current state of the cause for canonization of the late Archbishop Sheen.

Joseph Cardinal Zen, shares his thoughts on the controversy over the Vatican's directive on the blessing of same sex couples and couples in "irregular situations" (Fiducia Supplicans), the fallout from the Synod on Synodality, and his new book, Cardinal Zen's Lenten Reflections.

Mitch Albom, columnist and New York Times bestselling author on his new novel, The Little Liar.

Charles Cole, director of the London Oratory Schola talks about the meaning and significance of polyphony and chant in liturgical music, and their new CD, Sacred Treasures of Venice.