Podcast

Catholic social doctrine holds mass deportation is plainly immoral. Here’s how one bishop in deep-red Wyoming is pressing the case for compassion.

In the third and final episode of “The City and the Cross,” host and inaugural Centennial Fellow Aaron Robertson reckons with what was truly lost in Detroit’s 1989 parish closures and asks whether the Catholic Church is any more committed to its Black congregants today. 

A conversation with historian Joseph Slaughter about evangelical support for Donald Trump.

In the second episode of "The City and the Cross," host and inaugural Centennial Fellow Aaron Robertson chronicles the resistance to the 1989 parish closures in Detroit, which became the blueprint for urban parish consolidations across the country.

A conversation with journalist Jonathan Cheng about Kim Il Sung and the Christian Roots of North Korea's cult of personality.

Raised Catholic, Christopher Beha became a committed atheist and left religion behind. Here, he tells what led him back.