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Host Doug Keck and his guests reveal the lives and works of renowned Catholic authors, unveiling the Christian themes and philosophy that inspired their writing.
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The Sufferings of the Holy Family: Family Love and Unity Through Difficult Times (opens the original)
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Fr. Sebastian Walshe, O.Praem., joins Doug Keck to discuss "The Sufferings of the Holy Family" and why their real struggles make them deeply relatable to every wounded family.
The Shock of Holiness & the Company We Keep (opens the original)
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Michael Pakaluk shares how holiness is attainable and how true friendship, explored in "The Shock of Holiness" and "The Company We Keep," is vital to sanctity and discipleship.
The Coming Judgement- Are We Ready? (opens the original)
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Longtime friends Ralph Martin and Doug Keck discuss "The Coming Judgment: Are We Ready?" and the urgent need to frame our earthly decisions in light of their eternal consequences.
Something Wicked - Why Feminism Can't Be Fused With Christianity (opens the original)
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Doug welcomes Carrie Gress, Ph.D., to explore feminism's "shadow church," its counterfeit virtues and sacraments, and why pro-life and pro-family efforts fall short culturally.
The Sparrow Who Fell to the Ground (opens the original)
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Author Anthony DeStefano shares his book, “The Sparrow Who Fell to the Ground,” and how the courage of a little bird inspired from Matthew 10:29-31 can inspire courage in children.
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