Catholic Answers Focus

With election season passions heating up, Catholics are more willing than ever to excommunicate each other online. What does it take to be a Catholic?

Father Hugh Barbour helps us get ready for the Feast of St. Michael with a reflection on angels. Who are they? What do they do?

Catholic apologist Jimmy Akin discusses why belief in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is justified, exploring philosophical and theological arguments. The podcast delves into the historical figures of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, their significance in worship and history, and invites Greco Romans to worship this God. Debate on the existence and historical interventions of this God is also discussed, along with exploring historical evidence like the resurrection of Jesus.

What if you could get a personal message each day from beyond this world? Millions of people seek such messages in astrology charts and readings.

Jimmy Akin joins us and we gave him two simple tasks -- explain the Kalam Cosmological Argument and tell us whether it proves that God exists. Jimmy obliged.

Father Hugh Barbour joins us to explain why Catholics have feast days that celebrate sadness. This time we cover the twin feasts of Christ's Cross and Mary's sorrow.

Joe Heschmeyer explains why Christ has the definitive answer on each person's identity, and how meeting him settles our identity questions.

A recent survey is heartbreaking for those who know Jesus is God come among us. Larger percentages of Christians no longer believe this.

Prayer tips for busy people; Father Hugh Barbour explains why including God in the things you are already doing can turn your life into a life of prayer.

How can the Catholic Church teach that we need to worry about losing our salvation through mortal sin when the Bible teaches that we have been sanctified...