The Cale Clarke Show - Today's issues from a Catholic perspective.

A heartfelt, pain-tinged country song from an obscure, Bible-toting singer goes viral, even crushing Taylor Swift on the charts. But, why? Plus: more faith, facts, and fun!

Cale talks with Sister Theresa Aletheia Noble about her journey from atheism to her religious vocation, and how Christ has called her to a new community: The Sisters of the Little Way. 

Cale shares the powerful deathbed testimony of perhaps the greatest player of all time, George Herman “Babe” Ruth, and his return to the Catholic faith. Plus: it’s not a coincidence that on the same day the Dodgers controversy broke out, the body of an actual American nun was exhumed…and appears to be incorrupt! Who was Sister Wilhelmina?

Cale sits down with the popular podcaster and wife of Dr. Jordan Peterson, Tammy Peterson, to talk about her journey into the Catholic faith.

Struggle with scrupulosity? Help is on the way! Plus: meet the mathematician who rejected a $1 million prize. And: more faith, facts, and fun!    The Ten Commandments for the Scrupulous https://www.fisheaters.com/scruples.html

As Mary visits Elizabeth, Advent joy abounds. How can you experience the joy of Jesus and bring it to others? Plus: did Jesus “procrastinate” in coming to Earth? How can we beat procrastination in our daily lives?

Isaiah 7:14 says, “Therefore the Lord himself will give you this sign: the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and shall name him Emmanuel.” We know it’s a prophecy about Jesus, but what did it mean in Isaiah’s own time? Plus: The New York Times criticizes (of all things) the children’s cartoon “Bluey” for portraying a father who is “too involved” with his family. 

Like John the Baptist, we are all called to be forerunners of Jesus. Plus, Jimmy Lai on trial: behind bars, the Truth is unchained. 

Listeners share their favorite Christmas hymn or songs. Plus: is it really true that the Holy Family were turned away from an inn?

There's nothing better than watching your favorite Christmas movie as you cozy up by the fire and drink hot cocoa!  🤔 What's your favorite Christmas movie? Do you see any hidden religious themes in it?  🌟🎬🎉 Cale Clarke, with insights from authors Peter Dre and Matt Lillicrap , suggests that these festive films are more than just seasonal entertainment. They embody deep religious and moral them...

Cale shares groundbreaking new research on near-death experiences (NDEs), and what they can — and cannot — prove about our Catholic faith. Plus: callers eagerly share their own supernatural encounters!  

Cale explains the 7 different types of stories in the world, and how they relate to Jesus. What about Christmas movies? Do they ultimately point to the Christ? Callers weigh in on their favorites!

200 men in Gaza encounter Jesus in dreams. What does it mean? Plus: the testimony of Kareem, a former Jihadist turned Jesus–follower.

Cale explains the spectacular history and secret meaning of the appearance and image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Plus: What holiday stress really does to your body — and what to do about it! 

How can you be sure you aren’t missing the Lord's will? Plus: the real-life bishop from Les Misérables is on the road to sainthood. And: Ohtani’s mastery.      The real bishop behind Les Misérables is on the path to sainthood https://www.oursundayvisitor.com/the-real-bishop-behind-les-miserables-is-on-the-path-to-sainthood/

If you've ever been asked to defend the Church's teaching on Mary being conceived without sin, you can go straight to Scripture for context. Here are some things to keep in mind. 📖 Understanding Marian Doctrine: Cale Clarke addresses a common misunderstanding in Catholic teaching. Many confuse the Immaculate Conception of Mary with the Virginal Conception of Jesus. However, these are distinct eve...

Cale shows you how to explain & defend this Marian doctrine using Scripture. Plus: The Week That Was, and more faith, facts, & fun!

🤔 Separating fact from fiction about St. Nicholas, Cale Clarke delves deep! Legend has it, St. Nick might have knocked out Arius, a notorious heretic who claimed Jesus wasn't God. This controversial figure nearly split the Church, twisting Scripture to back his claims. Such heresy triggered the Council of Nicaea, where bishops, some maimed from persecution, fiercely defended their faith. 🔍 Divin...

How to ensure your spiritual “house” doesn’t collapse. Saint Ambrose and spiritual friendship. And: Wounded Tiger: the Japanese Pearl Harbor bomber who found Christ. 

When you put the star up on your Christmas tree, can you be sure that it signifies a real historical event? Was the Star of Bethlehem truly what led the Magi to the Baby Jesus? Cale dives into an article by the esteemed Professor Donald DeMarco, who ponders the relationship between ethics (the moral law within) and the starry skies (the universe without), ultimately pointing to the grandeur and my...

Legends abound about St Nicholas. But, who was he, really? More than a financial intercessor, he teaches us how to acquire the true riches. 

Is there any evidence for the Star of Bethlehem? How ethics within and the stars above point to God. Plus: (life-changing!) Rules for Reading.   Resources Mentioned The Star of Bethlehem: History or Mystery? https://catholicexchange.com/the-star-of-bethlehem-history-or-mystery/ These 38 Reading Rules Changed My Life https://ryanholiday.net/these-38-reading-rules-changed-my-life/

A non-Catholic scholar suggests some Marian apparitions could be demonic in origin. How to respond? Plus: the 4 ways you spend time at work, and “Love Wins” in Green Bay. 

Cybertruck? Nah. God’s “chariot throne” has the real “hot wheels”. Plus: why Jesus really called himself the “Son of Man”. And: The Week That Was on the show.

Spain bans public rosaries. Why? Plus: Is Stoicism compatible with our Faith? And: how to share Jesus like St Andrew.