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The Catholic Church Must Prepare for the Coming Battle of Despair.
That is the sobering call from our guest this week on Register Radio, Register contributor Alberto Fernandez. And then, EWTN News' Europe Correspondent, Solene Tadie, tells us about Paris’ Other Notre Dame: The Shrine With 37,000 Answered Prayers.

The ‘Killer Robots’ Have Arrived and the Catholic Church is standing firm. This week on Register Radio, Register staff writer Jonah McKeown looks at the question of whether autonomous weapons guided by AI have any place in warfare? And then, Register Managing Editor of Digital Assets Alyssa Murphy gives us a late summer news roundup with stories you might have missed.

We are all shaped by mentors and guides in our lives, and that can include great professors who inspire and motivate us to new academic horizons. This week on Register Radio, we look at "Legendary Catholic Professors" with Notre Dame Law Professor Sherif Girgis. And then, we talk to author Peggy Stanton about her new and timely book The United “Saints” of America.

One of the biggest political issues in the news as we head into the 2026 midterm elections is the housing shortage. This week on Register Radio, Register staff writer Jonah McKeown joins us to discuss how America’s Housing Shortage Is turning into a moral crisis. And then, Register Senior Contributor Edward Pentin is just back from Tanzania. We talk to him about the Mothers and Missionaries of the Holy Cross and their extraordinary foundress.

Great literature is the focus of Register Radio this week as Register senior writer Zelda Caldwell helps us explore the enduring legacy of the Odyssey by Homer, the opening of the cause of canonization for the writer Sigrid Undset, and the pioneering work of Sherry Waddell through her book Forming Intentional Disciples…And then, Should Exorcists Step Into the Spotlight? That’s the question posed by Register freelancer Jack Figge.