The popular EWTN show is now a podcast! Each month, tune in to listen to some of the world’s top Catholic scholars, thinkers, and leaders hosted by Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, and panelists Dr. Regis Martin and Dr. Scott Hahn.
Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, and Dcn. Bob Rice see hope and humor in a crazy world! Sports, family life, theology, and superheroes are recurring topics in their weekly conversations. Join Fr. Dave and Dcn. Bob as they see reasons for hope all around us.
In celebration of the 75th Jubilee of the University, alumni throughout the 75 years will share their candid stories of life on campus and the impact of the university on their life. Join us every 2 weeks as we hear legends from the hill.
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For over three decades, Franciscan University Presents has aired monthly on EWTN for over three decades and discussed a range of topics with some of the world’s top Catholic scholars, thinkers, and leaders.
Guest: Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone
What does it really mean for us to receive Communion, and are any of us truly worthy? Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, archbishop of the Archdiocese of San Fran...
Guest: Dr. Regis Martin
Why did Jesus allow his friends Martha and Mary to experience the trauma of their brother’s death? What does it mean when God weeps? What does the Lord want to tell us about death in th...
Guest: Father Gerald Murray
Why is there so much confusion about what is true? How do we navigate the crises we face not just in the world but in the Church? How do we know what we can trust? Father Gerald Murray, ...
Guest: Fr. Carter Griffin
Social norms change, but Church teaching doesn’t. How do Catholics prepare themselves to talk about difficult or unpopular Church teachings? Is there a way to do that effectively and st...
Guest: Noelle Mering
Why does tolerance seem to go only in one direction these days? Why is dysfunction being normalized and even celebrated? How did violence and division come to be considered good and right...
Guest: Mike Aquilina
People today are hyper-connected—and profoundly lonely. Are we in a crisis of friendship? And do the ancient Church Fathers say anything remotely relevant to friendship in the 21st cent...
Guest: Dr. Bob Schuchts
What happens when we receive the sacraments? How do they heal our deepest wounds? How do we access their full grace and power? Dr. Bob Schuchts, founder of the John Paul II Healing Cen...
Guest: Emily Stimpson Chapman
As the world’s brokenness grows and the culture strays farther and farther from a Christian worldview, how are Christians called to navigate this brokenness and respond to it? How do we...
Guest: Mark Hart
Why does reading Sacred Scripture matter so much to the life of faith? How do we read Scripture? And why is Lent a great time to begin? Mark Hart, author of Unleashing the Power of Scr...
Guest: Kimberly Hahn
Proverbs 31 describes the life and heart of a Godly woman. But how does that description translate to the 21st-century woman? Kimberly Hahn, author of Beloved and Blessed: Biblical Wis...
