As a veteran journalist, pro-life activist, and cancer survivor, Hilary White’s life has taken many interesting turns. Today, she talks about her journey from Canada to England to Rome to Norcia, where she now lives as a Benedictine Oblate in the birthplace of St. Benedict. …

The anger one feels at the open and flagrant contempt on display for the Catholic faith from the highest echelons of the Church is perhaps matched only by the astonishing naivete of those members of the faithful who refuse to admit …

On September 6, 2015, Steve Skojec was interviewed by Amanda Erickson of the Washington Post about the upcoming papal visit to the United States. Today, that interview was published as part of a larger article about the discomfort Pope Francis causes …

The following is a general transcript of today’s podcast: The Catholic Church has completely lost its ability to prioritize. In the midst of a global crisis of faith, where belief in the Real Presence is a minority view for Catholics but contraception use …

On today’s episode, Steve talks about the rising tide of homosexual perversion, and the failure of most of our shepherds to address it – leaving us to do it for them. Links to items mentioned in this episode: Cardinal Wuerl: Gay …

  On today’s episode, Steve talks about the rising tide of homosexual perversion, and the failure of most of our shepherds to address it – leaving us to do it for them. Links to items mentioned in this episode: Supreme Court …

  On today’s episode, Steve talks to Ann Barnhardt about the crisis in the Church, Synod predictions, and the coming persecution. Links to items mentioned in this episode: Ann Barnhardt’s Official Website Revolution in Tiara and Cope: A History of …

  On today’s episode, Steve talks to Ray McConnell: Catholic husband and father of seven who was recently diagnosed with Stage IV cancer. We talk about his diagnosis, how it impacts his faith, and the lessons we can all learn …

On today’s episode, we revisit this year’s March for Life, where Steve interviewed participants about why, after 42 years of being ignored, they keep coming back. We uncovered some great stories – and plenty of reasons to keep marching. Links …

  On today’s episode: Advent – you’ve heard that it’s penitential, but why? Do you pay it any attention? Also: the connection between the end of the liturgical year and the beginning of the new one, and the way Advent …