Best USCCB Podcasts (2026)

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AD 115: Habemus Pointsam! From Alexander to Sixtus 24:27

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It's 115ishAD, and Pope Alexander died somehow. Perhaps vaguely martyred? But probably not. That was probably another Alexander. There were a lot of Alexanders in the Hellenistic world because reasons. Anyways, who wants to be Pope next? And how far will Gregg go to get names of cardinals?* *Answer: "Very"…

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Bishop Caggiano Answers High Schoolers Questions about Faith 54:15

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Gladiator. I can’t believe I forgot to mention Gladiator. Bishop Caggiano and I were at St Joseph’s High School to take student questions for this episode of Let Me Be Frank, and they asked some excellent questions, like: “When someone says the Holy Spirit revealed something to them; how do we know they’re telling the truth?” “In God’s eyes, is the…

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Fruits of the Jubilee 26:30

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Happy New Year! This week on Register Radio we ring in 2026 with a final look back at 2025. We are joined by one of the perpetual pilgrims and Register contributor Marina Frattaroli to assess the “fruits of the jubilee.” And then, we meet a new staff writer at the Register, Gigi Duncan, and hear about her first months of reporting and covering the …

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2025: The Year Things Began to Turn Around? 40:17

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2025 was a year of transitions, both in the papacy and the American presidency. After years of deepening crises, is the Church and the world turning a corner?By Crisis Magazine

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A Resolution that Will Last - One Minute with Bishop Burbidge 1:01

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Each January, many of us make resolutions—perhaps promising to eat better, exercise more, or distinguish ourselves in our careers. We can be confident that resolutions like these are good things, even as we consider how our resolutions might serve others. As we consider resolutions that may define this year ahead, may we resolve to daily keep our e…

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Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe 26:30

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This week, Matthew Bunson, Vice President and Editorial Director of EWTN News and Shannon Mullen, Editor in Chief of the National Catholic Register interview EWTN’s Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe.By Register Radio

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The Incarnation and God's Love (+ 5 Christmas Saints!) 54:18

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Merry Christmas! As you celebrate today (and throughout the Christmas octave), Bishop Caggiano's suggestion is to take some time in front of the image of the nativity... ponder that image in silence and realize the enormity of God's love for you. To help, he offers his reflections on the mystery of God's incarnation. And... why does Christmas feel …

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5 - How the Church Helps Pregnant Moms in Need 1:06:13

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Archbishop Emeritus Joseph Naumann talks with Kat Talalas about how the Church “walks with” moms who are pregnant or parenting in difficult circumstances. He also shares about his journey to the priesthood, his involvement with pro-life ministry, and his experience becoming a bishop. Thank you for listening! Visit us at https://www.respectlife.org.…

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Christmas - One Minute with Bishop Burbidge 0:59

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At Christmas, we celebrate the most wonderful gift—God's love made visible in the birth of his son, our Savior. The Lord's coming reminds us that no matter where we are in life, we are never alone. God enters our world to bring peace, joy, and hope to every heart. Amid the celebrations and festivity, may we take a moment to reflect on the true mean…

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Catholic Tradition vs. Antichristic Technocracy (Guest: Timothy Flanders) 1:06:33

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Modern technology is designed to trap you into a cycle of technocratic dependence and disconnection from both God and man. Catholic Tradition can set you free. Learn how today!By Crisis Magazine

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Year in Review/Most Viewed Stories 26:30

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We have three guests, first Jonah McKeown, discussing the Year in Review, followed by Kevin Knight and Matt McDonald, reviewing the Register's most viewed stories of the year.By Register Radio

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Jimmy Lai Verdict, Merry Christmas! 55:50

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Claire Lai, Jonathan Price, and Father Robert Sirico join us with analysis of and reaction to the Jimmy Lai “guilty” verdict handed down this week in Hong Kong. And, we feature highlights from World Over Christmases past.By World Over

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Mike Aquilina on the Life of St Joseph (Encore) 54:32

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Original broadcast 12/25/2024... In the dark days of the reign of Herod, the descendants of King David lived under the radar in humility even as they awaited the imminent arrival of the Messiah. A (probably young) man named Joseph lived in the town of Nazareth and would become the earthly father of Jesus - the child of Mary & the Holy Spirit. Mike …

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Catholicism and Conspiracy Hunting 51:26

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Since 2020, conspiracy theories have been running rampant, particularly in conservative and traditional Catholic circles. They range from questioning the narrative behind the Charlie Kirk assassination to denying the Holocaust. What are we to make of these theories?By Crisis Magazine

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#168: How to Make the Most of the Christmas Season 18:32

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On this episode of Walk Humbly, hear Bishop Burbidge call to the faithful to prayer for the victims of the recent tragic shootings in Australia and Rhode Island. Tune in to also hear him comment on the presidential message on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the other news out of Australia: the country's to…

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God's friendship in winter's darkness - One Minute with Bishop Burbidge 1:01

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As winter begins and the air grows colder, we naturally seek the warmth of home and the company of friends and family whose company and love are encouragements amid the cold darkness of the season. Yet, if we carefully reflect, we may see that the truest friend we have is God himself, the true and lasting source of every blessing. When we invite hi…

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50 Years a Priest: Navigating the Post-Conciliar Crisis (Guest: Fr. John Perricone) 56:35

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Fr. John Perricone entered the seminary in 1970 and was ordained in 1976. He's seen the Church change in radical ways in that time, and he let's us know what it's been like to be a priest in a time of upheaval.By Crisis Magazine

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AI and the Church/Catholic Voters Poll 26:30

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AI shaking up the Church & the world? Register Radio dives in with Notre Dame’s Paolo Carozza (Meta oversight board) + explosive new EWTN/RealClear poll on Catholic voters!By Register Radio

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Immigration Enforcement, World Over Christmas 56:14

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Tom Homan, Trump Administration border "czar", discusses the controversial ICE and Border Patrol operations currently underway in Minnesota & Louisiana. And much more.By World Over

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Does Suicide Mean Hell?, What's Jesus's Most Important Question? Listener Questions! 55:33

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Since the mailbag was getting fuller than Santa’s sack of gifts, we thought Bishop Caggiano should answer some listener questions. Among them are some serious ones, like: …can someone who has committed suicide still go to Heaven?…why do priests wear different colored vestments throughout the year?…what was the most important question that Jesus ask…

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Science, Service, and the Sacraments: My Journey to Becoming a Catholic Lawyer (Nathan Loyd) - 12/9/25 47:34

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12/9/25 - Nathan Loyd shares the remarkable journey that carried him from a childhood fascination with science to studying aerospace engineering at the University of Notre Dame, serving in the United States Air Force (where he continues to serve in the reserves), and ultimately becoming a lawyer defending life and religious liberty with the Thomas …

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After 60 Years, Is It Time to Bury Vatican II? 44:46

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This week we marked the 60th anniversary of the closing of Vatican II, and the usual suspects tried to tell us that it still has wonderful fruits. Yet the reality on the ground tells us something quite different. Isn't it time to move on?By Crisis Magazine

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Humility - One Minute with Bishop Burbidge 0:59

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Jesus calls us to practice the virtue of humility. In a world that often celebrates self-promotion and financial or material success, humility reminds us that every gift we have—our achievements, our careers, our talents, even our very breath—comes from God. Humility leads us to rely on God and his grace and let go of pride and vanity. When we walk…

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Pro-Lifers Betrayed: The Leadership Crisis No One Wants to Admit (Fr. Stephen Imbarrato) - 12/5/25 51:31

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12/5/25 - We take an honest look at the crossroads facing the pro-life movement and why bold, unflinching leadership is now more critical than ever. With the Trump administration showing a willingness to cast pro-lifers aside, the need for powerful voices like Lila Rose and Kristan Hawkins has never been greater; voices willing not only to lead, bu…

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How Feminism Infects Conservative Catholicism 46:36

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Most conservative Catholics would agree that feminism has been destructive to society. But how much do we too subscribe to its tenets? And how can we eradicate those false premises?By Crisis Magazine

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Papal Posse, Violence in Nigeria, Jihadism 58:25

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Robert Royal and Fr. Gerald Murray on Pope Leo's recent trip to Lebanon & Turkey. Nina Shea with an update on the violent persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Dr. Walid Phares on the DC shooting of two National Guard members by an Islamic extremist last week.By World Over

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Abortion Is Unconstitutional: Making the Legal Case (Allan Parker) - 12/4/25 48:58

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12/4/25 - Allan Parker, President of The Justice Foundation and former legal counsel for Norma McCorvey ("Roe") and Sandra Cano ("Doe"), returns to unpack the argument that abortion is fundamentally unconstitutional. Parker lays out the original meaning of the Constitution, explains how Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton were built on legal and historic…

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#2516 - The Pope's first trip, the continuing saga of women deacons, and a pop-culture roundup 1:13:52

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We end our 17th season with a look at the current state of the Catholic Church, as well as with a look at what we've been watching, reading, and listening to lately Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Sandburg Media

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Are the Catholic & Orthodox Churches Reuniting? 57:12

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Blessed Advent to you! Pope Leo XIV just wrapped up a visit to Turkey & Lebanon. Bishop Caggiano reflects on the trip and the Holy Father's meetings with Orthodox patriarchs. Is there hope for reconciliation and reunion with the Orthodox Churches? What is the history of the split, and what are the main points of disagreement? All of that is on this…

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Pope Leo XIV's First Trip 26:30

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Pope Leo XIV back from Turkey & Lebanon trip. Elias Turk (ACI MENA) joins Register Radio with on-the-ground insights. Plus: Christian Brothers $800M pension crisis—The Register's Zelda Caldwell & Matt McDonald explain.By Register Radio

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Who Is Brother Marcel Van? The Hidden Saint of Vietnam (Joanne Wright) - 12/3/25 47:16

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12/3/25 - Brother Marcel Van, a Vietnamese Redemptorist known as the "Apostle of Love," grew up in a small Catholic village in northern Vietnam, where he experienced a profound personal conversion to Christ as a child. Embracing radical humility and mystical intimacy with God, he followed St. Thérèse of Lisieux's "Little Way," dedicating himself as…

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#167: At Advent, God Draws Nearer and Nearer to You 27:25

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On this episode of Walk Humbly, hear Bishop Burbidge share his thoughts on Pope Leo XIV's remarks to the youth of America attending the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) and to the people of Turkey and Lebanon on his first apostolic visit as Holy Father. In case you missed it: watch youth from our own diocese share their experience with ETW…

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When Expecting Doesn't Happen: Turning Infertility into a Journey of Hope (Dr. Marie Meaney) - 12/2/25 48:47

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12/2/25 - Jim sits down with Dr. Marie Meaney to discuss her book "When Expecting Doesn't Happen: Turning Infertility into a Journey of Hope." As a bioethicist, Dr. Meaney brings a wealth of knowledge on the ethical, medical, and spiritual dimensions of infertility and reproductive technologies. In this episode, she explores the journey of infertil…

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The Generational Divide in the Church 39:35

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There's a growing generational divide within Catholicism, particularly between Gen Z and Baby Boomers, that's becoming more and more confrontational. What has led to this divide and can it be healed?By Crisis Magazine

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Start of Advent – Preparedness - One Minute with Bishop Burbidge 1:00

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Advent is a time of hope, joyful expectation, and most importantly, preparation. Amid the noise and busyness of the holiday season, Advent is a season "set apart", inviting us to slow down, reflect, and prepare our hearts. It is easy to become distracted by lists, schedules, and social obligations, but true preparation begins with a focus on what t…

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The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (Dr. Joseph Meaney) - 12/1/25 47:57

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12/1/25 - Dr. Joseph Meaney, Senior Fellow of the National Catholic Bioethics Center, examines the growing threats posed by artificial intelligence to human dignity, conscience, and the moral order. He warns that AI-driven technologies, if left unchecked, risk reducing human life to data, replacing personal responsibility with automated decision-ma…

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AD 107: Habemus Pointsam! From Evaristus to Alexander 19:38

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It's 107ishAD, and Pope Evaristus has either been beheaded or thrown to wild beasts. Who wants to be Pope next? Meanwhile, the titular churches are emerging... maybe?By Gregg Gassman

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Pope Leo XIV in Turkey and Lebanon 26:30

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Pope Leo XIV will embark on his first apostolic journey to Turkey and Lebanon from November 27 to December 3 commemorating the 1,700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea. This week on Register Radio we are joined by Bishop Gregory Mansour of the Maronite Eparchy of Saint Maron of Brooklyn. And then, last week, Pope Leo XIV had a memorable v…

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Thanksgiving Traditions and Memories 59:50

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Happy Thanksgiving! St Gianna Beretta Molla said that "the secret of happiness is to live moment by moment and to thank God for what He is sending us every day in His goodness." That is a key to living a fulfilled life, and Bishop Caggiano reflects on gratitude before we talk about Thanksgiving... a history of the holiday, plus stories from Thanksg…

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Who Was Maria Esperanza? Visions, Miracles & Catholic Mysticism (Joanne Wright) - 11/26/25 50:22

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11/26/25 - Maria Esperanza de Bianchini was born on November 22, 1928, in Barrancas, Venezuela, and from the age of five experienced mystical visions, including Thérèse of Lisieux appearing from the Orinoco River and giving her a red rose. At twelve, gravely ill, she saw the Our Lady of the Valley, who foretold her mission to "help save this world,…

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The USCCB Incident and the Truth About Vatican II (Bishop Joseph Strickland) - 11/25/25 48:29

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11/25/25 - Bishop Joseph Strickland unpacks his pastoral letter, "The Truth About Vatican II", revealing that while the Council was born from holy intentions, it was also shaped by human frailty and deliberate infiltration that has contributed to widespread confusion in the Church. He explains how many of Vatican II's ambiguous teachings have been …

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Dropping the Filioque? 35:33

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Is Pope Leo considering dropping the filioque clause from the Creed in order to advance unity with the Eastern Orthodox? If so, would that be a step forward or a step back?By Crisis Magazine

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#5: Don't Talk to Al 1:07:02

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Are the robots taking over?? Sorry for the quiet Luke voice. Updates to our studio are coming...By Luke and Lauren

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The Truth About Post-Abortion Trauma — And God's Plan for Healing (Fr. Francis Mary Roaldi, CFR) - 11/24/25 44:19

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11/24/25 - Fr. Francis Mary Roaldi, CFR, joins us to address the deep wounds and hidden suffering experienced by women and men after abortion. With compassion, clarity, and the heart of a true shepherd, Fr. Roaldi explains why no sin is beyond God's mercy, how Christ longs to restore every soul, and what the Church offers for real healing—from the …

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Thanksgiving - One Minute with Bishop Burbidge 1:01

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As we gather around our tables at Thanksgiving, may our hearts be filled with gratitude—for the gift of life, for family and friends, and for the countless blessings we often take for granted. By asking God for the graces of humility and gratitude, we may see that even in challenging times, there is always reason to give thanks. May we also remembe…

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Personhood Rising: A Catholic Call to Defend Every Human Life (Fr. Stephen Imbarrato) - 11/21/25 48:42

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11/21/26 - We explore the growing movement for legal and spiritual recognition of every pre-born child as a human person made in the image of God. As personhood becomes an increasingly urgent topic in the public square, we reflect on the Church's clear and unwavering teaching that human life must be protected from the moment of conception. We also …

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Will AI Make Jobs Optional and Money Disappear? 36:06

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Elon Musk claimed that artificial intelligence will one day make jobs optional and money obsolete. We'll look into why reading Genesis 1-3 shows he's completely wrong.By Crisis Magazine

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Celebrating Jane Austen and Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald 26:30

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We welcome Register senior editor Amy Smith and Register contributor Joseph Pearce to Register Radio this week to tell us about Jane Austen's legacy and the power of great literature. And then, we hear about the 50th anniversary of the famous wreck of the Edmund Fitgerald when we talk with EWTN News reporter Mark Irons and Debbie Gomez-Felder, daug…

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New Subcommittee to Promote Racial Justice 8:57

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Catholic Current talks with Most Rev. Daniel E. Garcia (Diocese of Austin), the first chairman of USCCB’s brand-new Subcommittee for the Promotion of Racial Justice and Reconciliation. Bishop Garcia is joined by Shareena Grant, who staffs the new subcommittee taking the place of the former Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism.…