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Rachel Moberly is a young Catholic artist based in London. She reimagines typical religious art to emphasise the radicality of the Christian faith to a world which seems to be desensitised to all things religious in art. She speaks to us today about her role as an artist and as well as her experiences at the recent March for Life event.

Fr Toby continues his reading of Frank Sheed's A Map of Life , a book which lucidly summarises the teaching of the Catholic Church.

Suffering, growth and the Cross, the Tree of Life.

Holly Ordway discusses her new book with Radio Maria, hosted by Fr Toby. Holly is the Cardinal Francis George Professor of Faith and Culture at the the Word on Fire Institute and Visiting Professor of Apologetics at Houston Christian University.

Anna Fleischer brings you stories, hopes and reflections from those who decided to walk the PACT Prison Pilgrimage this summer. As they made their way from the local parish to HMP High Down, gathering there in the visitor centre, they prayed for those inside, their families and those affected by crime.

Fr Jon and Michele stopped off at the Cambridge Studio on their way back from New Dawn in the Church and spoke to Fr Toby about the art of meaningful conversation and evangelisation! For more information on the Genesis Mission: https://genesismission.co.uk/

On the Feast of Our Lady's Nativity we answered questions about stem cells (as one does) and where this celebration of Our Lady's Birthday originated, we our line the four Marian Dogmas and answer a question from Alessio on the difference between proselytising and evangelizing. This episode's host was the lovely Sr Rose who is always a joy to have on Radio Maria.

Last week in London more than seven thousand pro-life marchers made their way to Parliament Square to be a voice for the voiceless unborn in our society. Hear Anna Fleischer, Josephine Clovis and Tim Hutchinson (at the last minute) sharing their experience of the day and what it was like on the ground, the joy, sadness, excitement and even the fear of it all.

After a long (longer than desired!) break, Nick and I return for an instalment of The Liturgical Looking Glass focusing on music to Our Lady for the feast of her Nativity as well as the coming Sunday, the 23rd of Ordinary Time and the feast of The Exaltation of the Holy Cross.

Fr Toby on Tolkien and the long defeat, but then Eucatastrophe!

Fr Euan continues his wonderful commentary on the Old Testament's Book of Wisdom.

Anna and Anna continue their reflections on their trip to this year's World Youth Day.

We continue our monthly CREDO with Fr Richard Ounsworth, this time unpacking the rich significance of the parables in Matthew 13.

Fr Toby on how the demons take you seriously, and the dangers of ignoring them.

Roberta, who has worked for decades with the Priest Director of Radio Maria Italy, Fr Livio, asks Fr Toby and the editorial team all about Radio Maria in England.

Richard Hughes talks to Di Redmond on the songs that have influenced his spiritual journey.

Fr Toby on the meaning of life and its end.

Beauty more than skin deep.

Roy Peachey talks to Helena about his latest book release.

Are we, like Peter, are sometimes put off by the work needed to bring about redemption? Fr Toby reminds us that God's final word though is not suffering, but love.

Imagine a world in which small scale farmers can't reuse their own seeds but have to buy them from big corporations or face fines or even imprisonment! Well, this is exactly what has started happening around the world and CAFOD's Fix the Food System Campaign shows you how you can support those trying to stop these strange laws being put in place.

Sr Camilla from the Community of Our Lady of Walsingham talks about the history and spirituality of Walsingham for this Sunday's Feast Day of Our Lady of Walsingham! Find out more about the community: https://walsinghamcommunity.org/

Fr Toby shares with us Madeleine l'Engle's reflection on the unqualified and the holy.

n this episode of Questions of Faith we look at why there are so few nuns, can you use CDs in the liturgy and is it alright to criticise the Pope?

Fr Zvonimir, the parish priest of St James' Church in Medjugorje, shares the message of Our Lady Queen of Peace, as well as talking about his own life and the town he comes from, Široki Brijeg. Medjugorje is a Marian Shrine in Herzegovina.