Dan visits Mary, Our Lady of Sorrows, at the foot of the Cross, where the victory was won by her greatest act of love: refusing to leave.

Tim continues his highlight of Terry Beatley’s work to spread Dr. Bernard Nathanson’s The Silent Scream and begins his review of Fr. Joe Esper’s Catholicism in Crisis on modernist dissent and Trojan-horse attacks from within the Church.

Peter talks about one of the most discussed parables in scripture: Workers in the Vineyard.

Rachel O’Riordan returns to the show to describe nearly six years that she spent in a strictly enclosed Benedictine monastery. Drawing from her family’s everyday Catholic life she argues that vocations will recover only by homes that love Christ rather than adaptions to the modern world.

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Dan dusts off some old 45’s for a listen to the B-sides, noticing how God looks at the heart and often chooses “B-side” figures, because the world’s B-side may be the A-side of the Kingdom.