Talking about
the "things that matter most" on Apr. 16
4:00 – Tragedy in Boston
The bombs that ripped
through the crowd at the Boston Marathon, killing three people and wounding
more than 170, were fashioned out of pressure cookers and packed with metal
shards, nails and ball bearings to inflict maximum carnage, a person briefed on
the investigation said today. The details on the apparently crude but deadly
explosives emerged as investigators appealed to the public for amateur video
and photos that might yield clues to who carried out the attack. The chief FBI
agent in Boston vowed "we will go to the ends of the Earth" to find
those responsible. We talk to the former Mayor of Boston and US Ambassador to
the Vatican Ray Flynn
4:20 – Lions of the
Faith: Saints, Blesseds, and Heroes of the Catholic Faith in the Struggle with
Islam
Andrew
Bieszad is here to tell us the story of the struggle between the worlds
of Christendom and Islam as lived through the great men and women of the
Catholic Church. He breaks ground through his chronicling the lives of great
Catholics whose feats changed history but are seldom remembered today.
Researched in a dozen languages and from sources across three continents and
fourteen centuries, Andrew’s new book is a rare gem in weaving together the
amazing and uncensored story of the Catholic Church's history with Islam. He
joins us.
5:00 – Horror at the Boston Marathon
On a sunny spring day, when friends and
family should have been celebrating Patriots Day by watching friends and loved
ones complete the annual Boston Marathon, instead, they were all thrown into a
war zone. At approximately 2:50pm local time, two
bombs exploded less than 20 seconds apart near the finish line on Boylston
Street. Spectators and participants of the 117th marathon alike were caught in
the confusion. Justin Bell is
a writer for the National Catholic Register and is on scene. He joins us to
describe the scene today while
investigators scour the streets of Boston to learn the perpetrator of
yesterday’s atrocity, area residents rely on their faith and prayers to cope.
5:20 – Detroit Free Press Columnist / Editorial Rail on
Church and Archbishop Vigneron / Canon Lawyer Ed Peters
5:40 – Meet the Real Kermit
Gosnell
A Delaware woman who worked
for abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell recalled hearing one child “screaming” after
it was delivered alive during an abortion procedure at Gosnell’s West
Philadelphia clinic. Sherry West, of Bear, said she was loyal to Gosnell — who
is now facing multiple counts of murder for allegedly killing children after
they were delivered alive at his clinic — but said the incident “really freaked
me out.” These are the stories being told every day in the Gosnell murder
trial. But until recently the mainstream media refused to cover it. So what
changed? Bryan Kemper is here
to discuss the trial and how he helped force the mainstream media’s hand.
Al Kresta knows his stuff. We need more people like him to help us implement our religious beliefs in the everyday world. We need to stand up to those who want to shut us up.
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