Catholic Review Radio is a weekly radio program and podcast produced by Catholic Review Media, the news operation of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. www.CatholicReview.org/cr-radio
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Catholic Review Radio is a weekly radio program and podcast produced by Catholic Review Media, the news operation of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. www.CatholicReview.org/cr-radio
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July 27, 2026
July 26, 2026 | Lessons from Surviving a Life-Threatening Illness
<p>In this episode of Catholic Review Radio, Father J. Collin Poston shares his deeply personal journey through severe illness, faith and recovery. His story highlights how attentiveness, faith, and community support can transform suffering into a source of strength and hope for others.</p><p>Christopher Gunty, associate publisher and editor of Catholic Review Media, talked with Father Poston about his life-saving surgery and the importance of faith and prayer during critical health crises. He also discusses the power of the sacrament of the sick, experienced multiple times, as a source of divine strength and how his faith deepened through suffering and his new compassion for parishioners facing difficulties. Father Poston thanked his staff at St. Bartholomew Parish in Manchester, Md., for how they upheld the community in his absence. His brush with serious illness helped him learn about being present to others and recognizing hidden crosses in everyday life</p>
July 20, 2026
July 19, 2026 | Archbishop William Lori and Cardinal Timothy Dolan discuss Catholics in civic life
<p>As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Archbishop William E. Lori is inviting Catholics and all people of goodwill to reflect on the relationship between faith, civic life and the common good. In this episode of Catholic Review Radio, we share excerpts from the first installment of Archbishop Lori’s new podcast series, "In Charity and Truth," inspired by his pastoral letter, "In Charity and Truth: Toward a Renewed Political Culture."</p><p>Archbishop Lori is joined by Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York for a wide-ranging conversation about the Catholic Church’s role in American history and its continuing contribution to democracy. Drawing on the examples of Archbishop John Carroll and Cardinal James Gibbons, Cardinal Dolan reflects on how Catholics have balanced faithful citizenship with religious conviction. The discussion also explores the importance of history as a teacher, the Church’s commitment to welcoming immigrants, the role of bishops in fostering civil discourse, and how the practice of synodality can model respectful listening and dialogue in a divided society.</p><p>Together, the two church leaders offer a hopeful vision for renewing civic friendship through truth, charity and mutual respect.</p><p>Host: Archbishop William E. Lori</p><p>Guest: Cardinal Timothy Dolan</p><p>News: George Matysek Jr.</p><p>Narrator and producer: Christopher Gunty</p>
July 13, 2026
July 12, 2026 | The Future of AI and Its Ethical Implications: Insights from Taylor Black
<p>In this episode of Catholic Review Radio, <strong>Christopher Gunty</strong> explores with <strong>Taylor Black</strong> the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, its cultural and ethical impacts, and the Catholic perspective on technology. Black is director of AI and Venture Ecosystems at Microsoft. Discover how AI is shaping society, the importance of human dignity, and what the future holds.</p><p>The conversation talks about the significance of Pope Leo XIII’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas in the context of AI and technological shifts. Other key topics are the balance between technological advancement and environmental sustainability and the role of AI in developing nations and concerns around inequality.</p><p>Black also discusses the ethical considerations and the importance of maintaining human relationships in the age of AI, and makes some predictions for the next few years in AI development and its societal integration.</p><p>Host: Christopher Gunty</p><p>Guest: Taylor Black, Microsoft and Catholic University of America</p><p>News announcer: George Matysek Jr.</p><p>Producer: Christopher Gunty</p><p>Copyright © 2026, Catholic Review Media</p>
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