James Martin

In a compelling talk with Ian Bremmer, Father James Martin, a Jesuit priest and bestselling author, delves into the historic election of Pope Leo XIV, the first North American pontiff. He discusses how Leo XIV might unite progressives and traditionalists within the Church, citing his early stances on war and migration. Martin emphasizes the Pope's advocacy for LGBTQ Catholics, particularly the trans community, and reflects on Pope Francis's lasting influence. With a clear mandate, Martin envisions Leo XIV as a bridge-builder amid global and internal divisions.

Maggi Van Dorn, co-producer of 'Preach' and of America Media's new podcast, teams up with Father James Martin, a Jesuit priest and bestselling author, and Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe, a renowned Dominican friar. They dive into the transformative power of spirituality, discussing Dominican spirituality, genuine connections with God, and faith amid life's challenges. The cardinal shares insights on vulnerability through his battle with cancer, while the group emphasizes the importance of personal narratives in enriching both preaching and spiritual life.

James Martin, a Jesuit priest and founder of Outreach, shares profound insights on the legacy of Pope Francis following his passing. He discusses Pope Francis's evolving views on immigration and how they contrast with political figures like Biden and Trump. Martin highlights the Jesuit background that shaped Francis's inclusive leadership, particularly outreach to marginalized communities, including LGBTQ individuals. The conversation also explores possible future directions for the Vatican and personal reflections on the Pope’s impactful teachings during Easter.