Is the Church in a battle? And what is actually happening at Mass?

To those in the New Age or using magical spells, crystals and charms can be more than just jewelry.

Study the Bible on your lunch break. This week, the story of the original strong female heroine!

What would you give to know the future? Would you cross someone's palm with silver? Would you give up your immortal soul?

What do we mean when we say we are the image and likeness of God? And what is the nature of God, the blessed trinity?

Catholicism is a rational faith, a faith which makes sense. It is not merely a case of blind faith. Our intellect and our will must align.

What does confession really do for us?

What would you give to know the future? Would you cross someone's palm with silver? Would you give up your immortal soul?

Learn the Bible on your lunch break. This week; the tale of a boy, his dog and an angel. Oh, and a fish.

We all know what they are, and perhaps we even played with them in college dorm rooms, or knew someone who did.

What do we mean when we say we are the image and likeness of God? And what is the nature of God, the blessed trinity?

Hollywood has told us that fighting is fun ... but it is not. There is a sorrow to combat, a grief in battle.

Father Pablo and Gary Michael Voris discuss The Four Last Things.

Astrology is found in newspapers next to the funnies, and is a very common, almost accepted part of life. But is that correct thinking?

Learn Sacred Scripture on your lunch break. This week, an introduction to seven books & parts of two removed by Luther.

Spells are not just something in "Harry Potter"; they are a real danger to unprepared Catholics.

What do we know about God? Who is God? Dr. Rice explains how can we prove that God through reason and faith.

How can we restore the faith if the faith itself is not made clear?

Father Pablo and Gary Michael Voris discuss how we have meaningless topics and touch on The Four Last Things.

The youth are the most precious treasure of the Church, for they are the future of the Church. But the occult draws them.