More than 1,200 years after the tomb of St. James the Apostle was discovered in northwestern Spain, the Camino de Santiago remains one of the world’s most popular Catholic pilgrimages. Yet, despite modern tourism, the ancient route continues to move pilgrims to life-changing encounters with God.

This week on RR, we go from Gen-X Bishops to Gen-Z interns. First, Register Managing Editor Jonathan Liedl tells us about the Gen X bishops who are a growing demographic leading the Church, and then EWTN News summer interns Katie Matt and Gemma Flores join us to share their experiences.

Great literature is the focus of Register Radio this week as Register senior writer Zelda Caldwell helps us explore the enduring legacy of the Odyssey by Homer, the opening of the cause of canonization for the writer Sigrid Undset, and the pioneering work of Sherry Waddell through her book Forming Intentional Disciples…And then, Should Exorcists Step Into the Spotlight? That’s the question posed by Register freelancer Jack Figge.

‘As I’ve been making them, I’ve been thinking about and praying for the people who will receive them.’

In a genre saturated with morally ambiguous antiheroes, Pauline Sister Allison Regina Gliot shows how the Eucharist is the ultimate answer to human longing.

The pace of these months prompts me to pray these lovely petitions.

Learn who has a penchant for fermented cabbage and why a Catholic physician calls it a 'living diet.'

Speaking with Matt Fradd on his popular podcast, the renowned professor touched on things eternal, speaking volumes to a temporal world.