Today is the last day of Kresta in the Afternoon. Marcus shares some thoughts before we launch our new program on Monday. Also Peter Herbeck discsses the importance of Catholic radio and Al's wife Sally gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the program.
In this final hour of Kresta in the Afternoon, we take your calls about the best books you heard about from Al and his son James shares some final thoughts.
In this penultimate edition of Kresta in the Afternoon, Peggy Stanton looks ahead to the Sunday Gospel and Monica Miller updates us on a failed pro-abortion bill in the Senate.
In this penultimate edition of Kresta in the Afternoon, Matthew Bunson gives us a look at the latest Church news, including the Knights of Columbus' plan to begin covering over mosaics created by Fr Rupnik.
Francis Maier discusses his book True Confessions: Voices of Faith from a Life in the Church.
We discuss the Sacrament of Reconiliation with James Prothro and look at what the new GOP platform says about abortion with Peter Laffin.
Bruce Green discusses how we can make moral decisions about the end of our life.
Chris Bray shares how his love of music helped him discover his faith.
Robert Kloska shares why he thanks God for pain and Terrence Sweeney discusses diversity in Catholic education.
Russ Breault explores the mystery of the Shroud of Turin.
Marcus shares some thoughts on how God sees our suffering and David Fagerberg discusses desiring to desire God.
This morning the Vatican excommunicated Archbishop Vigano. Matthew Bunson has the details.
Marcus reflects on the foundations of liberty and Kevin Schmiesing tells of the life of Junipero Serra.
We discuss religous liberty and the American founding with Philip Munoz and Paul Kengor.
Robert Royal looks at some lessons we can learn from the stoics and Eduardo Echeverria examines what Cardinal Ratzinger wrote about tradition and faith.