The Road to Emmaus with Scott Hahn Scott Hahn

How do we protect ourselves from the devil? What are the levels of spiritual attack? As we approach Halloween, our culture fosters a morbid fascination with the occult—but on today’s episode, an exorcist reminds us that we should foster a fascination with the saving work of God. Visit https://bit.ly/35CNI8G to learn more about “Exorcism.”

Listening to scholars discuss the Bible makes reading Scripture seem easy. But it’s easy to feel discouraged when we approach it ourselves. Scott Hahn assures us that when he first started studying the Bible, he felt just as confused. Here’s a quick beginner’s guide to reading Scripture. Visit https://bit.ly/3m94we9 to register for our Gala.

There is a need today for strong proclamation of the Gospel—but priests today are pressured to make homilies light and short. On this bonus episode, Scott Hahn, James Merrick, and Rob Corzine discuss the need to encourage priests to preach the Gospel boldly. Visit https://bit.ly/2SRo7mA to learn more about the 2021 January Priest Conference.

Dr. James Merrick had a long road to the Catholic faith. He was raised devout Baptist, became an Anglican priest, and then gave up a parish in Scotland to become Catholic. On this episode, learn how his studies and friendships brought him to the Church. Visit https://bit.ly/2SRo7mA to learn more about the 2021 January Priest Conference.

Is our Church in crisis? Ralph Martin shares the troubling issues facing the Catholic Church from within and without, which the pandemic has made even more evident. On this episode, Ralph Martin and Scott Hahn discuss the challenges and the pathways forward. Visit https://bit.ly/2GmER2s to learn more about “A Church in Crisis.”

Scott Hahn is joined by a very special guest—his wife, Kimberly. The two discuss Kimberly’s new ministry for women and her new podcast, Beloved and Blessed. Kimberly shares her experience and insights into the wisdom of Scripture, especially the wisdom of Proverbs 31. Visit https://bit.ly/34dlnVA to learn more about “Beloved and Blessed.”