USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities

The Respect Life Podcast

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Authentically Catholic, pro-life conversations from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

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USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities

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Religion

Podcast website

www.respectlife.org

Latest episode

Apr 29, 2026

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Episodes

7 - Mother, Doctor, Saint: What we can learn from St. Gianna 29.04.2026

We speak with Dr. Robin Goldsmith, co-founder of the Gianna Clinic in Wisconsin, about St. Gianna and what it looks like to use the gift of medicine to lovingly serve mothers and families. Thank you for listening! Visit us at respectlife.org .  ----- Intro/outro audio: “Mellow Happy Pop (Umbrella Clocks) No Synths” performed by Bopper Beats/stock.adobe.com. Used with permission. All rights reserve...

6 - Marriage as the Foundation of a Culture of Life 11.02.2026

Bishop Stephen Parkes of the Diocese of Savannah talks with Kat Talalas about the vital role of strong marriages and families in building an authentic culture of life. He also shares about his journey to the priesthood, his experience becoming a bishop, living joy in our vocations, and the upcoming beatification of the Georgia Martyrs.  Thank you for listening! Visit us at https://www.respectlife....

5 - How the Church Helps Pregnant Moms in Need 23.12.2025

Archbishop Emeritus Joseph Naumann talks with Kat Talalas about how the Church “walks with” moms who are pregnant or parenting in difficult circumstances. He also shares about his journey to the priesthood, his involvement with pro-life ministry, and his experience becoming a bishop.  Thank you for listening! Visit us at https://www.respectlife.org . ----- Intro/outro audio: “Mellow Happy Pop (Umb...

4 - The Myth of Compassionate "Aid in Dying" 20.11.2025

Bishop Brennan of Brooklyn talks with Kat Talalas about what authentic, compassionate care looks like when our loved ones are dying. His parents’ beautiful example during his mother’s passing stands in stark contrast with the despair and hopelessness of assisted suicide, which is often promoted as “compassionate.” Bishop Brennan offers a message to caregivers and those who want to support them, as...

3 - Bishop Burbidge on Infertility and IVF 16.10.2025

Bishop Michael Burbidge from the Diocese of Arlington talks with Kat Talalas about the cross of infertility, the Church’s teaching on IVF, and his pastoral letter addressing both. He also shares how he became pro-life, his journey to becoming a priest and bishop, and a message of hope to couples experiencing infertility. Thank you for listening! Visit us at https://www.respectlife.org. ----- Bisho...

2 - Bishop Toups' Interview: Gen Z, the Church, and Pro-Life 03.09.2025

Kat Talalas from the USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities interviews Bishop David Toups, S.Th. D., Bishop of Beaumont and member of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities.  They discuss the recent trend of Gen Z embracing Catholic identity and avenues for formation, including respect for human life and dignity. Bishop Toups also shares what formed his pro-life views from childhood and wh...

1 - Bishop Thomas' Interview on the "Dobbs" Anniversary 24.06.2025

Kat Talalas from the USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities interviews Bishop Daniel Thomas of Toledo, the chairman of the USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities.  They discuss the anniversary of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization , the U.S. Supreme Court case that overturned Roe v. Wade . Bishop Thomas also shares what formed his pro-life views from childhood and how he found out...

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