Edward Okuń, “Judas,” 1901 (photo: Public Domain)

Spy Wednesday, and Vatican News (March 23)

Jeanette De Melo and Matthew Bunson shine the truth of the Gospel this weekend as guest Jonathan Liedl talks about Vatican news and Father Jeffrey Kirby tells us more about ‘Spy Wednesday.’

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