Catholics and Socialism
As socialism gains renewed attention, Register Radio explores the political and economic ideology condemned by Pope Leo XIII in 1891 and asks whether any part of a socialist agenda can be reconciled with Catholic teaching. Then we look at the rise in Catholic conversions, including on Ivy League campuses, through the perspective of someone witnessing the trend firsthand at Yale.
Remembering 9/11
EWTN News contributor Colm Flynn speaks about his new documentary, ‘Hope After 9/11: Stories of Faith and Courage,’ which highlights stories of faith and courage in the aftermath of tragedy. Then Register Senior Contributor Edward Pentin reports on the latest ‘Rave in the Nave’ event in England.
Catholics Against AI
Register staff writer Jonah McKeown examines a small but growing movement of Catholics who are raising concerns about the use of AI. Then staff writer Matt McDonald looks at how dioceses across the country are responding to the ongoing controversy over vaccinations, with findings that may surprise listeners.
Surrogate Mother Petitions Supreme Court to Ensure Lifesaving Care for Newborn
The surrogate mother says the biological parents previously pressured her to abort the child and hold full medical authority under a lower‑court order, prompting her emergency appeal.
Catholic ‘Indiana Jones’ Dave Stotts Takes ‘Road Less Traveled’ on EWTN
The ‘Drive Thru History’ host explores the early Church, the saints and the roads that led him to Catholicism.
Seek Mercy and Forgive
Forgiving means letting go of the hatred and anger we so often carry.
Art and Healing After 9/11
In a time of tragedy, the ‘Pietà’ restored one world-renowned Catholic sculptor’s faith in humanity.
UK Parliament Rejects Assisted-Suicide Bill
‘The true measure of a compassionate society is its willingness to support people through difficult circumstances rather than encouraging them to end their lives,’ Archbishop John Sherrington said.
Monsignor Roger Landry Steps Back From Ministry Amid Allegations of Code-of-Conduct Violations
The well-known priest said he was innocent of any canonical violations; the allegations involved no claims of sexual misconduct ‘whatsoever.’
Synod Study Group Proposes Broader Role for Catholics in Bishops’ Ad Limina Visits
Study Group 7 says bishops’ visits to Rome should be instruments of missionary conversion, communal discernment, and greater co-responsibility in the Church.