The Biblical Meaning of the Millennium

Why did Mary need a savior? Why can't priests be married? and more on today's Open Line with Colin Donovan. 

Did Mary die? Are Heaven and Hell places? Where did Enoch and Elijah go? this and more in Open Line Friday with Colin Donovan. 

Penance or repentance? evangelize or proselytize? What is Theonomy? This and more in Open Line Friday with Colin Donovan. 

On today's show Dr. Anders puts into perspective the historical development of relic veneration and the Catholic Church in general. Join us for Called to Communion. 

Friends, we're coming toward the end of the liturgical year, and as is typical, the Church gives us readings of an apocalyptic nature dealing with the end times. “Apocalypse” means “unveiling,” and what’s being unveiled in our readings is the emergence of a new world—not so much ... Show More

Jesus Christ did not come to start a new religion. He didn’t come to start the best religion. He came to end religion. Every religion has its extremists. Religion causes an enormous amount of conflict and strife in this world. What are we going to do about it? To embrace Jesus Ch ... Show More

Based on his best-selling book, Dr. Scott Hahn reveals the early Christians' key to understanding the Mass: the Book of Revelation. With its bizarre imagery, mystic visions of Heaven, and end-times prophecies, it mirrors the sacrifice and celebration of the Holy Eucharist. See th ... Show More

Dr. John Bergsma is Professor of Theology at the Franciscan University of Steubenville. A former Protestant pastor, Dr. Bergsma entered the Catholic Church in 2001 while getting his Ph.D. in Bible from the University of Notre Dame. A close collaborator of Dr. Scott Hahn, Bergsma ... Show More

In this urgent installment of sermon series ENTRY & END TIMES, Philip Anthony Mitchell walked us through Matthew 24:29–31, calling us to live with readiness, reverence, and expectancy for the return of our King.THE SECOND COMING is approaching—may our lives reflect it even now. 

Friends, we return now to Ordinary Time, and this Sunday, we hear the marvelous story of the wedding feast at Cana from the Gospel of John. It's as though, as we commence the ordinary liturgical year, we're meant to see everything through the lens of this reading. The Church sets ... Show More