FROM ROME: Pope Leo on Miracle at Bethesda

On Wednesday, June 18th, Pope Leo XIV delivered a stirring general audience that centered on the Gospel account of Jesus healing the paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda, as found in John’s Gospel, Chapter 5. John Morales and Rome correspondent Ashley Noronha explored the pope’s message in depth, unpacking its powerful implications for a weary...Continue reading

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Pope Leo XIV on the Parable of the Vineyard Workers

Rome correspondent Ashley Noronha joined John Morales to reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s powerful catechesis from today’s General Audience. Centered on the Parable of the Vineyard Owner (Matthew 20:1–16), the Pope offered a message of hope, perseverance, and divine purpose—especially for those who feel unseen or forgotten. Ashley highlighted the Pope’s insight into the workers...Continue reading

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Pope Leo XIV Reflects on Compassion and the Good Samaritan

Fresh from formally taking possession of the Basilica of St. John Lateran—his cathedral as the Bishop of Rome—Pope Leo XIV delivered his first General Audience in this new role on Wednesday morning, continuing his series of catecheses on the parables of the Gospel. Today’s reflection focused on one of the most beloved and challenging parables:...Continue reading

William Albrecht on the Biblical Source of the Papacy

Have you ever been told, “The institution of the papacy isn’t found in the Bible”? In a recent Morning Air episode, William Albrecht walks listeners through the scriptural foundation of the papacy, drawing deeply from both the Bible and the Early Church Fathers. The conversation begins with a Gospel passage: Matthew 16:16–19. Jesus gives Simon...Continue reading

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What does it mean that the Pope is the “Vicar of Christ”?

Ever heard someone refer to the Pope as the Vicar of Christ and wondered what it meant? On The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick offered a clear, Scripture-packed explanation that brings deep insight into this ancient title. The term comes from the Latin word vicarius, meaning one who stands in place of another, like a steward,...Continue reading

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What are the different types of cardinals?

With the Church preparing for a new conclave, Norbert from Wisconsin Rapids called in to The Patrick Madrid Show asking for clarity on a timely topic: What’s the difference between a Cardinal Bishop, Cardinal Priest, and Cardinal Deacon? Patrick delivered a clear breakdown. 1. Cardinal Bishops – The Senior Statesmen These are the most senior...Continue reading

Who Can Be Elected Pope?

 As the Church mourns the passing of Pope Francis, attention will soon begin to turn toward what comes next: the conclave, where the 267th successor of St. Peter will be elected. On The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick walked listeners through an important question: Who is eligible to be elected Pope? According to Canon Law...Continue reading

Will Our Confessed Sins Be Brought Up When We Die?

When we commit sin, we offend God and do damage to our souls. If it’s a venial sin, we erode the relationship between God and ourselves. And if it’s a mortal sin, it completely cuts us off from communion with the Lord. But God, in His infinite mercy, has granted us the choice to reopen...Continue reading

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