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March for Life 2023 (Jan. 21)
This Friday men and women, young and old from around the country rallied in Washington, D.C., against the tragedy of abortion. Their protest marks the anniversary of Roe v. Wade — which was decided 50 years ago on Jan 22, 1973 — despite the fact that Roe has been overturned. Pro-life organizers told the Register’s national reporter Lauretta Brown that the marches are now more important than ever. She joins now to explain why. Then we turn to a different kind of pro-life question: Is human composting a moral option? Register columnist John Grondelski joins us to explain the Church’s teaching on proper Christian burial.
Father Raymond de Souza on Benedict XVI and Cardinal Pell
Father Raymond de Souza has interviewed both Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and Cardinal George Pell of Australia. This week on Register Radio, Father de Souza talks with Jeanette DeMelo and Matthew Bunson on the legacy of Benedict and his long friendship with Cardinal Pell.
The Funeral of Benedict XVI (Jan. 7)
Register Rome correspondent Edward Pentin and Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl share their impressions of Pope Emeritus Benedict XI’s funeral and insights into his legacy.
End Of 2022 Review (Dec. 31)
As we closed out 2022, the Register prepared our Year in Review edition. The Register’s national correspondent Lauretta Brown gives special attention to pro-life heroes this year marking their long hard work to overturn Roe vs. Wade. Then the Register’s Rome correspondent Edward Pentin takes a look back at this year’s happenings involving the Pope and the Vatican.
Timothy O’Malley on Return to Mass, and Mother Angelica Award Recipient Danny Abramowicz (Dec. 17)
Dr. Timothy O’Malley shares how Catholics should respond to the exodus of people who never returned to Mass after the pandemic. Then 2022 Mother Angelica Award recipient Danny Abramowicz shares his story of evangelization.
The Latest in Vatican News (Dec. 10)
As pilgrims make their way to Rome for Advent and the Christmas season, important Vatican news continues, including the crisis of the German Synodal Path, the Synod on Synodality and the on-going trial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu. This week on Register Radio, we are joined by the Register’s Rome correspondent, Edward Pentin, with the latest on these stories and more.
The Hillbilly Thomists (Dec. 3)
Alyssa Murphy talks with the Hillbilly Thomists, a group of Dominican friars who are combining Catholic theology with top-notch bluegrass music.
Potential New Saints, and Understanding the Sunday Mass Readings (Nov. 26)
Scripture scholar John Bergsma helps us deepen our understanding of the ‘A’ cycle of readings, built around the Gospel of Matthew, which we will hear at Sunday Mass in the coming liturgical year. Then, in an Editor’s Corner, we explore the new causes for canonization of three American women.
Overview of the USCCB’s Fall 2022 Assembly (Nov. 19)
The U.S. bishops met this week to choose new leaders for their conference and discuss key priorities for the Church in the United States, including life issues after Dobbs, the Synod on Synodality and a new marriage catechumenate. EWTN News was on the ground reporting from the event. The Register’s Lauretta Brown and Jonathan Liedl join us with their takeaways.
