Today on Kresta in the Afternoon - February 24, 2012

Talking about the "things that matter most" on Feb. 24

4:00 – Kresta Comments

4:20 – The Living Stations of the Cross
Experience the Passion like never before. Walk with Jesus on the Way of the Cross. Witness the Last Supper. Share in His agony in the Garden. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of His trial and crucifixion in the original musical production The Living Stations of the Cross. Live and feel the most important mystery of our faith. Now, with the approval of Detroit Archbishop Allen Vigneron, the production is again coming to the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Detroit. We talk with Kelly Nieto, producer and creator of the Living Stations.

5:00 – Is MI A Last Stand for Romney or Santorum?
GOP presidential contenders Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum planned to focus their efforts today in Michigan, where polls show the two candidates in a neck-and-neck race for the support of Republican voters in Romney's home state. Texas Rep. Ron Paul, polling third or fourth in polls, also planned to rally supporters in Michigan, while rival Newt Gingrich will wrap up a trip to Washington State. We talk with Gary Bauer about how MI will influence this primary.

5:40 – The Secret World of Arrietty / Lent and Film
The Secret World of Arrietty just might change the way you look at the world around you — right around you. A wide-eyed sense of discovery and revelation permeates the film, and what it reveals is … the mystery and wonder of an ordinary home. That according to Catholic film critic Steven Greydanus. He joins us to talk about the film as well as some recommendations for Lent and Film.