World Over

Highlights from interviews with the legendary College Football Hall of Fame member and Notre Dame coach, Lou Holtz, who passed away this week at the age of 89. And, the best of our 2024 interview with clinical psychologist and author Dr. Jordan Peterson on the power of Biblical stories, today’s toxic cultural environment, and his New York Times bestseller, We Who Wrestle with God.

Robert Royal and Father Gerald Murray discuss the latest Church news from the U.S., Rome and around the globe. Rep. Chris Smith (NJ) and Claire Lai join us with the latest on Jimmy Lai's case, and to ask for diplomatic pressure to be applied to secure Jimmy's release on humanitarian grounds.

Bill Donohue discusses his new book. And, an encore presentation of our interview with Robert Duvall in memorial of his passing on February 15th.

Sebastien Lai and Fr. Robert Sirico on the sentencing of Jimmy Lai to 20 years in a Hong Kong prison. Msgr. Jason Gray and Rosemarie Holliger Costello on the beatification of Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon on the rise in attacks on churches in the U.S. Kelsey Grammer talks about his production of Bernadette, the Musical.

Fr. Bill Miscamble and Anna Kelley on the controversial appointment of a pro-abortion professor at the University of Notre Dame. Eva Vlaardingerbroek on the rise of censorship in Europe. Walid Phares and Gazelle Sharmahd on the latest with the rising tensions in Iran. And, a special preview of Bernadette, the Musical.

Patrick Brosnan, security expert and former NYPD detective, on the recent and deadly ICE and law enforcement activity in Minnesota. Christian Toto, founder of Hollywood in Toto, on the latest Oscar nominations and the current state of faith-based filmmaking. And, a classic World Over interview with the late Cardinal John O'Connor to commemorate our 30th year.

Robert Royal and Fr. Gerald Murray recap last week's Consistory of Cardinals in Rome, including Cardinal Zen's interventions critical of "synodality". Nina Shea updates us on the "mitigation hearings" for Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong. Author Carrie Gress talks about her new book, Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can't be Fused with Christianity.

Cardinal Gerhard Müller on this week’s Consistory of Cardinals in Rome. Congressman Carlos Gimenez of Florida's 28th district on the U.S. incursion into Venezuela and his local Venezuelan constituents' reaction. Gordon Chang on China's reaction to the situation in Venezuela. Dr. Walid Phares & Cameron Khansarinia (NUFDI) give analysis of the rising unrest in Iran.

Claire Lai, Jonathan Price, and Father Robert Sirico join us with analysis of and reaction to the Jimmy Lai “guilty” verdict handed down this week in Hong Kong. And, we feature highlights from World Over Christmases past.

Tom Homan, Trump Administration border "czar", discusses the controversial ICE and Border Patrol operations currently underway in Minnesota & Louisiana. And much more.

Robert Royal and Fr. Gerald Murray on Pope Leo's recent trip to Lebanon & Turkey. Nina Shea with an update on the violent persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Dr. Walid Phares on the DC shooting of two National Guard members by an Islamic extremist last week. 

Gary Sinise on the 100th mortgage free "smart home" for one of America's seriously wounded veterans. Gordon Chang discusses the current state of China-US relations. Patrick Neve on the highlights of the Fall Assembly of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. 

Sebastien Lai, son of the incarcerated Hong Kong businessman and democracy advocate Jimmy Lai, on the latest efforts by President Trump for his release. Rep. Chris Smith on the re-designation of Nigeria as a "country of particular concern". Most Rev. Athanasius Schneider shares details on his new book.

Bill McGurn on President Trump's recent support of Catholic businessman and democracy advocate Jimmy Lai. Cardinal Gerhard Müller talks about the state of the Traditional Latin Liturgy, and the Church in Europe. Rep. Riley Moore on the congressional pro-life caucus, and the persecution of Christians. 

Edward Pentin on the historic visit to the Vatican by King Charles III, and the return of the Traditional Latin Mass to St. Peter's Basilica. Fr. Robert McTeigue SJ discusses reports that Pope Leo XIV may be instituting further reforms to Opus Dei, and more. Marta Petrosillo, editor of Aid to the Church in Need's 2025 Religious Freedom Report, shares the findings of their biennial study.

House Speaker Mike Johnson addresses the U.S. government shutdown. Bob Fu and Nina Shea on the ongoing persecution of Christians in China. Joseph Shaw on the crackdown on the Traditional Latin Mass by a growing number of bishops.

Robert Royal and Father Gerald Murray on the first apostolic exhortation by Pope Leo XIV, and other big stories of the week. DeVon Frankin from the movie, Soul on Fire, a true story based on the life & experience of burn victim John O'Leary.

Robert Royal, Fr. Robert McTeigue, SJ and Bill Donohue with analysis of Pope Leo XIV’s comments on the Senator Dick Durbin-Cardinal Blase Cupich controversy in the U.S. Kym Karath on the 60th anniversary of her role in The Sound of Music. And much more.

Bishop Thomas Paprocki discusses his opposition to the decision by the Archdiocese of Chicago to honor Senator Dick Durbin with a "lifetime achievement award". Father Gerald Murray on the appointment of a new Archbishop of New Orleans. Dr. Walid Phares on the ongoing persecution of Christians in Syria, and the Israel-Hamas conflict.  

Cardinal Raymond Burke talks about political violence & the nature of evil in the U.S. and much more. Edward Pentin on the historic, Catholic funeral of the Duchess of Kent. Terry Caster discusses his Sunbreak Ranch initiative for the homeless in San Diego.