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Each week, Raymond Arroyo challenges viewers with important political and cultural reporting and analysis of a wide variety of topics of interest to Catholics and people of faith.
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19 FEB 2021 · GEORGE WEIGEL, theologian & biographer of John Paul II discusses new rules in China for the appointment of bishops and managment of clergy, and his brand new book, Not Forgotten: Elegies For, and Reminiscences Of, a Diverse Cast of Characters, Most of Them Admirable.
BILL DONOHUE, president of The Catholic League with his take on President Biden's relaunched White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.
MARK KRIKORIAN, director of The Center for Immigration Studies talks about the President's proposed new legislation on immigration reform.
MARY HASSON, attorney and fellow at The Ethics & Public Policy Center on how the focus on gender ideology is affecting our children and society.
12 FEB 2021 · STEVEN MOSHER, Asia expert, president of The Population Research Institute, and author of Bully of Asia discusses the state of US-China relations in the new Biden Administration, and the result of The World Health Organization's (WHO) investigation of the origin of COVID-19.
DR. ALVEDA KING niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Director of Civil Rights for the Unborn at Priests for Life discusses the cancel culture that has come to Catholic universities.
FR. WILFRED EMEH, native of Cameroon and currently associate pastor of St. Agnes Parish in West Chester, PA on the ongoing violence in Cameroon and state of the Church there.
DR. LIZ LEV, art historian and author of How Catholic Art Saved the Faith, talks about the Year of Dante celebrations in Italy, and the effect COVID-19 shutdowns are having on Rome's museums.
15 JAN 2021 · SOHRAB AHMARI, op-ed editor for The New York Post, and CHAD PECKNOLD, columnist for First Things and professor of theology at Catholic University of America, discuss what is needed for social and political healing in the wake of last week's rioting at the US Capitol in Washington, DC.
GARY KRUPP, founder of Pave the Way Foundation, discusses last week's Washington rioting and whether the numerous comparisons by some in the media to Nazi Germany are apt, or irresponsible.
FR. TAD PACHOLCZYK, Ph.D, neuroscientist & director of education at the National Catholic Bioethics Center discusses the ethical profiles of the newly released COVID19 vaccines.
Each week, Raymond Arroyo challenges viewers with important political and cultural reporting and analysis of a wide variety of topics of interest to Catholics and people of faith.
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