Michael Lofton covers the response of bishop Michael Olson on the Arlington nuns and their recent choice to affiliate with the SSPX.

Michael Lofton covers his biggest problem with Pope Francis’ papacy.

Michael Lofton examines the new interfaith center in Moscow that features an Orthodox Church, Synagogue, Mosque and a Buddhist Temple. He also reviews Patriarch Bartholomew saying all religions worship the same God, Patriarch Kirill and Patriarch Tawadros II who say Muslims and Christians worship the same God. He then addresses Orthobro objections to these criticisms and calls Orthodox to consistency in their objections against Catholics.

Michael Lofton covers the sad ending of the Texas Arlington Carmelite nuns after their long battle with their bishop Michael Olson. He also addresses Pope Francis comments on the American election, abortion and the war in Gaza.

Examining the Quran’s Accusation of Biblical Corruption w/ Dr. Gabriel Reynolds

Michael Lofton, a commentator on religious implications, dives into Pope Francis' controversial assertion that all religions could be paths to God. They dissect various translations of the Pope's comments and their impact on public perception. The discussion touches on interreligious dialogue, criticisms from church leaders, and the notion of Christ as the sole path to salvation. Lofton also reflects on the Catholic Church's view of other faiths, urging a nuanced approach to understanding religious truths while advocating for clarity in communication.

Michael Lofton covers Cardinal Schonborn who says Europe has lost to Islam. He also addresses Candace Owens’ suspension from YouTube and considers if her view on free speech is Catholic. He then touches on the question of whether an exorcism should be done during a liturgical service if a demon manifests during a Catholic mass and finally he critiques Darryl Cooper’s comments on Tucker Carlson’s channel where he claims that Churchill was the villain of WW2.

Michael Lofton covers a recent plot against Pope Francis, the Patriarch of Moscow’s encroachment into Alexandria’s territory, and whether bishops or content creators are more influential on the laity.

Michael Lofton calls out Pastor Justin Peters for falsely claiming that Pope Francis is a universalist despite numerous claims from Pope Francis that Jesus is the ONLY way to heaven.

Rabbi Shmuley, a prominent rabbi and author, and Candace Owens, a conservative commentator, engage in a heated debate about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They tackle contentious topics like the moral implications of violence against civilians and the accusations of anti-Semitism in criticism of Israel. They discuss historical parallels of military actions, the complexities of nationalism, and sensitive issues surrounding identity. The dialogue reveals deep-seated animosities and critiques of public discourse, emphasizing the need for balanced perspectives and responsible dialogue.