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Doug Keck welcomes Matthew Bunson to discuss "America's Apostle, Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Blessed Fulton J. Sheen," including his profound spiritual and teaching impact.

Doug welcomes Mary Claire Kendall to discuss "Hemingway's Faith," revealing how Hemingway's quiet Catholic conversion shaped his life, relationships, and enduring literary legacy.

Fr. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem., joins Doug Keck to discuss "The Sufferings of the Holy Family" and why their real struggles make them deeply relatable to every wounded family.

Michael Pakaluk shares how holiness is attainable and how true friendship, explored in "The Shock of Holiness" and "The Company We Keep," is vital to sanctity and discipleship.

Longtime friends Ralph Martin and Doug Keck discuss "The Coming Judgment: Are We Ready?" and the urgent need to frame our earthly decisions in light of their eternal consequences.

Doug welcomes Carrie Gress, Ph.D., to explore feminism's "shadow church," its counterfeit virtues and sacraments, and why pro-life and pro-family efforts fall short culturally.

Author Anthony DeStefano shares his book, “The Sparrow Who Fell to the Ground,” and how the courage of a little bird inspired from Matthew 10:29-31 can inspire courage in children.

Doug Keck speaks with Fr. Andrew Hofer and Fr. Philip Nolan about the Hail Mary prayer, St. Thérèse’s devotion to it, and how it draws souls closer to our Blessed Mother.

Doug speaks with Dr. Robert McNamara about his new book about St. Edith Stein which examines her thoughts on how we see ourselves, relate to other people, and ultimately, to God.

Doug talks with Fr. Jesse J. Maingot and Fr. Ignatius John Schweitzer about two of the most accessible and valuable ways to keep a Eucharistic revival going in your personal life.

Doug welcomes Peter Carter to speak about his recent book with Cardinal Robert Sarah that explains why sacred music holds a divine purpose within the Mass.

Noted author, Paul Kengor, joins Doug to speak about Pope Leo XIV’s ascent from Chicago to the Chair of Peter in Rome, while noting the hopeful vision for the future of the Church.

Professor Andrew Swafford and Doug explore C.S. Lewis’s insights on faith and the afterlife within a rich context of Catholicism and uncover a more profound understanding of Jesus.

President of the Magis Center for Reason and Faith, Fr. Spitzer discusses how Christ, the Creator of all things, is not opposed to science and reason as the secular world suggests.

President of the Catholic League, Bill Donohue, and Doug Keck discuss ways to effectively battle efforts to tear down Catholic American’s cultural institutions and civil liberties.

President of the Magis Center for Reason and Faith, Fr. Spitzer discusses how Christ, the Creator of all things, is not opposed to science and reason as the secular world suggests.

Doug speaks with Clinical Psychologist, Author & TV & Radio Host, Dr. Ray Guarendi about methods of discipline, the roll of a grandparent, and its difference between parenting.

Doug and Dr. Jason M. Baxter posture if literature is relevant or important within a world and culture of instant gratification and seemingly immediate answers via smartphones.

Doug and Robert Royal speak about the hundreds of thousands of priests, religious, and lay people living courageously for the faith while under persecution, torture, and martyrdom.

Catholic wealth advisor and financial planner, Christopher McMahon, shares ways to align finances with faith and steer families toward holiness by how we steward our money.

Former “Journey Home” host, Marcus Grodi, joins Doug to discuss how to find contentment and live out God’s purpose and peace, especially in the later years of life.

Fr. Cedric Pisegna speaks with Doug about finding meaning in the inevitable suffering we must endure in a fallen world, where to find joy, and how to make suffering redemptive.

Anthony DeStefano speaks with Doug about reclaiming the true meaning of Valentine’s Day, giving historical facts about this saint in comparison to the commercialized version.

Author and Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Ray Guarendi, joins Doug to speak about ways to argue less, laugh more, and grow into the confident, joyful parent your kids need.

Doug speaks with Dr. Matthew Bunson, about one of the most recent and interesting periods in the Church, the time between the death of a current Pope and election of a new Pope.

Doug welcomes Fr. Wayne Sattler to discuss how we can transform our hearts from thinking of God as an idea, to knowing, loving, and serving the tangible person of Jesus Christ.

Doug talks with Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe, MFVA about Mother Angelica’s advice for keeping Christ at the center of the Advent and Christmas season and all your holiday celebrations!

Fr. William J. Slattery discusses the Catholic perspective of Heaven as having the ability to renew and transform the temporal culture, politics, and economics of the present day.

Dr. Matthew Wiseman shares his faith journey, from Protestantism, to the Hebrew Roots Movement and traditional Judaism on to Anglicanism and finally home to the Catholic Church.

Doug speaks with Nathanael Blake about how the sexual revolution failed to deliver on its promises, giving sorrow and suffering rather than happiness, authenticity, and pleasure.

A new book by Fr. Robert Fox explores the continuity of Scripture that teaches us how the Eucharist plays the primary role in uniting us with our creator and savior, Jesus Christ.

Doug talks with George Weigel about his instructions to college graduates, especially in light of Charlie Kirk’s example, as they discuss the evangelical purpose of Vatican II.

Anthony DeStefano's new children's book unveils the true spiritual meaning of Halloween in this lighthearted but spine-tingling tale about prayer, penance, and souls in Purgatory.

Discover the remarkable truth behind those who bore the signs of Christ's Passion. John Clark's new book examines the evidence on stigmata phenomena both medically and spiritually.

Despite confusion about the role of saints in our Catholic faith, author Karlo Broussard reveals them to be our family in heaven and prayerful allies in the work of our salvation.

Fr. Sebastian Walshe has written the definitive book on St. John the Baptist. For people searching for salvation, he was a beacon of light guiding them through the darkness to God.

Learn about the long and complex history of the Roman Rite as Doug Keck welcomes Fr. Uwe Michael Lang and his informative book on the origins and changes in the liturgy of the Mass.

Fr. Wojciech Giertych shows how the advice of saints like Thomas Aquinas can help us overcome our emotions to grow in virtue, develop mature identities, and escape painful anxiety.

Author and Theologian of the Papal Household, Fr. Wojciech Giertych, O.P., speaks with Doug about human actions can be elevated to the supernatural level with divine grace works.

Despite America's declining birth rate, about 5% of women in this country are defying the trend by bearing five or more children. Author Catherine Pakaluk expalins what's going on.

Msgr. Charles Pope argues against the perception hell is reserved for only the truly evil. A true God makes demands on those He saves, making hell central to His plan of salvation.

Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe introduces a new book for every Catholic who cherishes Mother Angelica's wit and wisdom on the often messy nitty-gritty of family life, faith and forgiveness.

Noelle Mering analyzes the “woke” movement, and offers an alternative rooted in deep interpersonal relationships and the human need to live in truth, and to be known and loved.

A conversation with James Matthew Wilson about his book of original poetry "Saint Thomas and the Forbidden Birds," a story and pilgrimage through the troubles of our age and beyond.

Against the backdrop of C.S. Lewis' "The Screwtape Letters," author Marlon De La Torre shows how the catechism can help us recognize temptation and engage in the battle against sin.

Financial specialist David Bahnsen explains how we discover meaning and purpose in work, and why a successful life is rooted in productivity and cultivation of God’s created world.

In his biography of the first American pope, Matthew Bunson explores how the upbringing of Pope Leo XIV formed his faith and how that will affect the future of the Catholic Church.

What is the mark of great literature? In his new book, Joseph Pearce analyzes 50 great works whose well-drawn characters challenge us to contemplate our love of God and neighbor.