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In defiance of Pope Leo XIV, the SSPX illicitly consecrated four new bishops and so entered into schism. Register contributor and theologian Larry Chapp joins us on Register Radio with his sober assessment of the situation. The summer of 1776 was a memorable one for Catholics. Historian Bronwen McShea tells us why.

In the traditional flurry at the end of their term, the Supreme Court released decisions of great interest and great import to Catholics and people of faith. Register legal analyst Andrea Picciotti-Bayer joins us.
And then, have you ever wondered about the Catholic relationship with coffee? We talk to Father Keith O’Hare, pastor of St. Louis Catholic Church in Alexandria, Virginia, about the Little Way Café.

America’s most famous Catholic convert – Vice President J.D. Vance – has released a new book, Faith: Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith. This week on Register Radio, we talk to Register managing editor Jonathan Liedl for a review. As America celebrates our 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Register is also celebrating the immense contributions of Catholics to America’s glorious past.

We welcome Fr. Raymond De Souza to discuss his take on Pope Leo's first encyclical, trip to Spain, and a few other fascinating topics.

This week, the bishops of the U.S. gathered in Orlando, Florida, for their annual spring plenary meeting, and their most pressing task was the consecration of the country to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Register staff writer Gigi Duncan and EWTN News staff reporter Tessa Gervasini were there and join register Radio to tell us what happened. Register staff reporter Matt McDonald discusses a newly released report that a Notre Dame University rector sexually abused students there for 17 years. What is the latest in yet another Notre Dame controversy?