Cardinal Collins stops by on All Saints’ Day to talk about Saint Thomas More. Plus: Cale explains the life and legacy of another English martyr, Saint Edmund Campion.Read more

Guest Host Brooke Taylor is joined by Jen Gerber a convert from the Mennonites to the Catholic Faith. She shares the story of her daughter Evelyn, who passed away at 11 years old and is a powerful witness as the family found healing through the graces of the sacraments ad uniting their sufferings to the […]Read more

Jesus cures a hunchback. It’s the anniversary of The Great Crash. And, “Clippy” turns 40. Read more

The new Speaker of the House quotes G.K. Chesterton. Should Catholics participate in the “Dia de Los Muertos”? Plus: Tyson Bagent, folk hero; and The Week That Was. Read more

The “shadow producers” of the Cale Clarke show select topics for Cale to discuss, including writers who prophesied our current culture decades ago, and 20 questions to elevate your friendships.    Resource mentioned: https://www.ncregister.com/blog/bradbury-orwell-and-huxley  Read more

Guest host Brooke Taylor is joined by her guest Fr. Ken Geraci to discuss his book Spiritual Warfare and Divine Mercy: The Weapon for Our Times. Phillip Campbell joins Brooke to discuss The Story of Mary.   Resources mentioned:   Spiritual Warfare and Divine Mercy: The Weapon for Our Times https://tanbooks.com/products/spiritual-warfare-and-divine-mercy-the-weapon-of-our-times/   The Story of […]Read more

Have you wondered why the Church does not allow women to become deacons or priests? Do you have loved ones who are upset about this teaching? Be sure to check out this episode of The Cale Clarke Show and share with them! Cale brings up a reference from St. Paul’s letter to the Romans, where […]Read more

A speech in Rome on women’s ordination is trending. Does the Bible say anything about women deacons? Plus: Elon removes the NYT’s golden checkmark, and The Week That Was on the show!Read more

The Cale Clarke Show is a place where faith, facts, and fun collide! – The word “Catholic” means “universal”. Our faith is for everyone, and touches on every aspect of our lives — our worship, our work, and the world around us. Cale unpacks how a Catholic perspective affects the nitty-gritty of everyday life. Cale […]Read more

Before George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, there was St Isaac Jogues and St Jean de Brébeuf, bringing true freedom to North America. Plus: more faith, facts, and fun!Read more

He wrote 1/4 of the New Testament. He traveled with St Paul. He was the “beloved physician”. It’s the Feast of St Luke. And: how to use “time travel” to hack your life.      St. Luke: 10 Things to Know and Share https://www.ncregister.com/blog/st-luke-10-things-to-know-and-shareRead more