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Saint John Henry Newman said "To Be Deep in History Is to Cease to Be Protestant"Apologists Trent Horn and Professor Steve Weidenkopf take you deep into history.

Teachings on the Papacy, apostolic succession, and infallibility may be some of the most misunderstood Catholic teachings of them all. Apologists Trent Horn and Steve Ray discuss the Papacy and the importance of authority in the Church.

What happens when we die? What and where is purgatory? Can the Saints in Heaven pray for us and hear our prayers? Apologists Trent Horn and Patrick Madrid discuss how to defend the Catholic teachings surrounding Purgatory and the Communion of the Saints.

How are we saved? What about eternal security? Just what is justification? Apologists Jimmy Akin and Trent Horn take a deep look at the most important teaching of them all, the one that determines where we go when this life ends.

Why did the Protestant churches remove seven books from the Bible? Apologists Trent Horn and Gary Michuta dig deep into the history of the Canon of Scripture to find the answers.

Apologist Trent Horn and Fr. Sebastian Walshe discuss how to defend Catholic teachings on the Priesthood

Trent Horn and Devin Rose discuss how to talk to Protestants about Catholic teachings with charity and clarity.

Trent Horn and Dr. David Anders dig deeper into some of errors propagated by the reformers during this turbulent period in Church history.

Trent Horn and Dr. Brant Pitre use Scripture and Tradition as they discuss how to to defend the Catholic teachings about the Eucharist

Trent Horn and Karl Keating discuss how to combat the anti-Catholicism so prevalent in today's culture.

 In this issue: Aquinas On The Occult by Jimmy Akin Transgenderism: How Did We Get Here? by Tim Staples Can A Catholic Be A Capitalist? by Trent Horn Why The Universe Must Have A Cause by Karlo Broussard Did Christ Die For...

The papacy is no stranger to controversy. In many ways it’s Catholicism’s defining doctrine—but also its most divisive. From medieval pontiffs who acted like princes to a modern pope whose every casual statement sets off a social-media...