The Quest

Monsignor Charles Pope gets us ready for Divine Mercy Sunday. Then we take a look at how the next Pope will be chosen and why it matters for the future of the Church. Show links: God's Perfect Mercy – A Meditation for Divine Mercy Sunday Cardinal Müller warns Church risks split if 'orthodox' pope not chosen The Pope is Dead. Long Live the Papacy. The Death of a Father The Church After Francis Francis in Full

Do you know the difference between fear and anxiety? Fr. Sam Medley, SOLT and Madigan Maere are breaking this down today as well as highlighting the strength the resurrection today on The Quest. 

It took awhile for the disciples to recognize Jesus on the road to Emmaus, is that not often the same for us when we approached the Eucharistic table each Mass? Join Fr. Sam Medley and Madigan Maere in this discussion today on The Quest. 

Reflecting on Pope Francis' Papacy with Msgr. Charles Pope

Fr Cedric Pisegna shares two talks: Easter is for Everybody The Death Experience

Passionist Priest Fr Cedric Pisegna is here LIVE to help us enter into Holy Week on this Holy Thursday. Madigan Maere joins Fr. Cedric to take all your questions about Holy Week...

Today is Spy Wednesday n the holiest week of the year. Fr Sam Medley, SOLT explains how to turn betrayal into a blessing. Fr Sam joins Madigan Maere to take your calls and questions about Faith and Holy Week.

Monday and Tuesday of Holy Week are the lesser-known days. Monsignor Charles Pope explains what Jesus was doing on those days and how many of his teachings are summarized in those two days. Madigan Maere joins Monsignor to take your calls and questions about Holy Week... Show links: https://blog.adw.org/2025/04/what-was-the-lord-doing-on-monday-of-holy-week-4/ https://blog.adw.org/2025/04/what-was-the-lord-doing-on-tuesday-of-holy-week-4/

Fr Cedric shares 2 episodes for Holy Week: Passion Week Lay Your Burdens Down

Monsignor Charles Pope gets us ready for Palm Sunday. We then tackle headlines, including Nicaraguan priests having to submit their homilies for approval, the USCCB ending agreements with the federal government, China's religious laws for foreigners, and a delay for New York Church merger plans.    Show links: See What the End Shall Be – A Homily for Palm Sunday Nicaraguan priests must submit homilies for police inspection China's new religion laws a 'pretext' for arrests, clerics say USCCB ends cooperative agreements with US government after work suspended Vatican grants 14 New York churches delay on mergers amid challenges to bishop's plan