In this episode we trace two millennia of Christian reflection on a single question: how many will be saved? Walking through Scripture, the early Church, medieval theologians, modern shifts, and private revelations, the talk surveys hopeful and cautionary answers from Augustine to John Paul II and saints like Saint Faustina of the Divine Mercy.

The conclusion points to Jesus and the sacraments as the narrow gate to salvation: hope for the salvation of all, but live faithfully and practice the sacraments to receive the assurance of a holy death.

A reflection on the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time exploring Jeremiah, St. Paul, and Jesus' startling words that bring division rather than easy peace, calling believers to a zealous, courageous love that often requires hard choices.

The episode urges both laity and clergy to overcome fear, speak truth with prudence and compassion, and center their lives on Christ so they may "set the world on fire."

In this insightful episode, we explore the essence of real faith through Jesus' teachings and Paul's writings. The kingdom of heaven awaits, but what do we truly value in our hearts? As we reflect on where our treasures lie, we are challenged to examine the actions that reveal our genuine beliefs. Is our devotion to God as strong as our attachment to worldly possessions and pursuits?

The episode urges us to recognize the numerous idols that vie for our attention and resources, questioning if Jesus is truly our priority. It calls for a profound introspection of our daily lives, urging listeners to assess if they are living a faith that manifests in actions rather than mere words. Ultimately, it asks us to determine who or what is at the center of our hearts, urging a shift towards a more authentic relationship with Christ.