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How do you keep eternity in mind while you go about your daily business? Fr. John Flader has some ideas to keep you from being distracted and led astray by the world’s attractions.

Mike Aquilina’s fascinating read explores 12 ancient cities that’d once raged against the Gospel and persecuted the Church, but later were evangelized and came to admirable faith.

A new book’s authors explore the moral questions people commonly face when they or their loved ones experience life-threatening injuries, end-stage illnesses, or advanced old age.

Doug and Dr. Sri discuss what can make the initial efforts of evangelization successful and how sharing the details of doctrine, rules, and regulations of practice can come later.

Two books from Fr. Mitch provide insightful commentary and analysis into how St. Paul's theology of the Cross affected his life, and the mysteries in the prophetic book of Isaiah.

Fr. Robert McTeigue outlines an innovative way to build a new Christendom that does justice both to what our ancestors entrusted to us and to what our posterity deserves from us.

In his book, Bill Donohue outlines two competing visions of morality, one religious and one secular, that are shaping the battle over the last vestiges of our religious heritage.

Doug Keck welcomes Fr. Wade Menezes to talk about his new book which includes daily reflections for men of both scripture and saint quotes followed by relevant meditations.

In his new book on St. Josemaria Escriva, Fr. John Henry Hanson describes how the founder of Opus Dei continues to lead us through practical lessons in a life of everyday sanctity.

Fr. Ben J. Cameron’s powerful new book provides practical ways for priests, counselors, family, and friends, to assist post-abortive women in their journey to healing and holiness.

In his book, Dr. John Finley explains who and what we are as sexual human beings, and how Catholics should respond to society using science, philosophy and revealed Biblical truth.

Fr. Ken Geraci explains how to engage in spiritual warfare by recognizing Divine Mercy as an extension of the liturgy of the Eucharist and the power and grace that flow from it.

Anthony DeStefano discusses his new book, Christmas in Heaven, where a boy tries to understand his grandmother’s death through his grandfather’s fondest hope that she is in heaven.

Fr. Spitzer’s book explores life’s big questions - the existence of God, the purpose of suffering, near-death experiences, spiritual discernment, and upholding the dignity of life.

Doug talks with Fr. Christopher Mahar about addressing our own suffering and that of others, with empathy, conviction and hope. And how even through suffering, we can find love.

Doug’s conversation with Cardinal Raymond Burke, whose new book explains the Catholic Church’s long-held teaching regarding who is worthy to receive holy Communion, and who is not.

Dr. Blythe Marie Kaufman talks about a genetic condition that rendered her disabled at the age of 30, and how her suffering shared by a loving God works in ways nothing else can.

A close friend of Fr. Stuart Long tells the moving story of how he battled a rare degenerative disease and drew people closer to God, inspiring a new movie starring Mark Wahlberg.

The initiatory rite of Baptism is explored through biblical accounts in the Old Testament, and the saving events of Christ's passion, death, and resurrection in the New Testament.

Monica Miller takes readers on a unique exploration of the first three chapters of Genesis, unfolding the richness of a divinely revealed creation story and its lessons for today.

Dr. John Acquaviva shares how all those connected to athletics can draw on Catholic teachings to make any sport a more meaningful experience. He also discusses the body image war.

Randall Petrides joins Doug Keck to reflect on several Saints and dissect how God calls each of us to become a Saint for our time; to inspire, rescue and shape the Church’s future.

Anthony DeStefano returns to share The Story of the First Easter Bunny which helps children find more than the shallow commercialism around the holiest Christian holiday, Easter.

Laura Meier shows how to establish a faith-based strategy for wills, trusts and estate planning that provides practical and spiritual protections to navigate end-of-life matters.