Catholic Sphere

Join Doug Keck and his expert panelists as they explore what it truly means to be perfect, as they examine the high and holy standard we are each called to live out in Christ.

Join Doug Keck and his expert panel as they explore what separates people from God, whether prosperity and faith can coexist, and how wealth, fame, and power shape the human heart.

Join Doug Keck and his panelists as they examine whether God's merciful love removes our need for repentance, and dive deeper into what His love, mercy, and forgiveness truly mean.

Join Doug Keck and his expert panel as they explore how Christians should engage a divided culture, why young Catholics leave or rediscover the faith, and the Church's role today.

Join Doug Keck, Fr. Mitch Pacwa, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Colin Donovan as they examine faith and ambition, why diligence matters, and pursuing God's kingdom above all material gain.

Join Doug Keck and his panel as they discuss how the idea of the Sabbath evolved from Jewish practice to Christian understanding within the confines of both rules and compassion.

Doug Keck and EWTN experts explore faithful civic engagement, offering practical guidance for Catholics navigating politics and public discourse while putting God first faithfully.

Doug and his panel explore Jesus’ teachings on peace, violence, and “taking up the sword,” tracing interpretations through history and whether they signal that war is justified.

Doug Keck and his panel of experts discuss what it really means to be properly clothes for the kingdom and how feasts point to heaven, eternal life, the Mass, and the Eucharist.

Doug Keck, Fr Joseph Mary, Colin B. Donovan and Dr. William A. Ghomas shed light on some of the unknown parts of the life of the Patron Saint of the Universal Church, Saint Joseph.

Doug and his panel discuss the departure from a father’s absolute authority of the family, and the role feminism has had in the general demeaning of masculinity and fatherhood.

Doug and his panel of experts discuss the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, its larger meaning, and how it is one of John’s seven signs affirming the divinity of Christ.

Doug and his panel of experts discuss why Mary is the ultimate model for women in a world where feminism has taken a secular model of success, from what has been a man’s world.

Doug and his panel discuss ways to manage tensions between the digital and physical world appropriately, and EWTN’s plans to bridge broadcast audience to the digital world.

Doug and his panel discuss how to handle the benefits and hazards of using artificial intelligence when engaging in evangelization efforts without diminishing the human encounter.

Doug Keck, Sr. Deirdre Byrne, Fr. John Paul Mary, and Colin B. Donovan discuss the medical and pastoral dimension of treating those who are passing from this world to the next.

Doug and his panel of experts discuss the serious problems with the feminist ideology and break down the ways in which feminism is hurting women, instead of helping.

Doug Keck and his panel of experts discuss what acceptable uses of genetic technologies Catholics can morally participate in for the good of mankind in the battle against evil.

Doug and his panel of experts consider the pastoral priorities, look at diocesan and religious data, and also speaks with a priest about the ups and downs of the life of a priest.

Doug Keck and his panel of experts answer questions about Deaconesses, their origin in the Eastern Catholic Church and if deaconesses are in the future of the Catholic Church.

Doug and his panel discuss rights, how governments and ideologies are involved and who can provide clarity when determining who is capable of possessing a common vision of justice.

Doug and his expert panelists discuss the origin of our rights in America, America’s founding documents, the Church’s take and the nature of “self-evident” in political philosophy.

Doug Keck and his expert panelists discuss whether Vatican II was a “development” or a “rupture” of the tradition of what had come before by pastorally trying a new approach.

Doug Keck and his panelists discuss St. John Henry Newman’s essay on the development of doctrine and the fruit of his movement toward the Catholic Church and away from Anglicanism.

Debbie Cowden and her panel of experts discuss hospitality and offer ways for Catholic moms to find God-centered ways to evangelize through hosting at home in the domestic church.