Religion: Why Should I Care?
It’s often said that what folks need (especially teenagers and young adults) is not Aquinas’s Five Ways for proving God’s existence but a reason to care about religion in the first place. How do we pique the interest of those who are apathetic to the big questions that religion says it has answers to? In this talk, Karlo suggests that the key is to help folks identify the one thing that every person cares about: happiness. And inasmuch as happiness is linked to religion, it becomes clear why religion matters.

Karlo Broussard

Karlo Broussard in Broken Arrow OK

The Beginner’s Guide to Defending Your Faith 
Trent shows that you do not need all the right answers—you just need the right questions and the right attitudes in order share the Catholic faith with anyone.

Trent Horn

Trent Horn in Woodenville WA

The First Teachers of the Faith: How Parents Can Raise Catholic Saints
In these days in which seemingly everything parents do gets criticized, what’s a Catholic mom or dad to do? While many Catholics are unaware of this, the Catholic Church actually has a lot to say about the “dos and don&#8217;ts” of parents. This guidance, supported by two thousand years of experience, is counter to much of what the world suggests.
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Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer in Kansas City MO

What Ever Happened to the Modern World?
The modern era, which was supposed to be all about progress and reason, has gotten itself into serious trouble. In many ways the modern world has become unfit for real people, and as it progresses, it becomes even less so. We cannot make a society fit for humans until we admit that the modern world, though it has gained many things, has also been a time of losses for humanity. The most serious of these losses is the loss of Christ. And knowing how that happened can help us recover a modern world fit for people.

Cy Kellett

Cy Kellett in Encinitas CA

Reform through Wellness
Reform was founded and started by Jackie. After years of tireless striving, stress, and compromised health as a result of her lifestyle, Jackie found her identity, healing, and wholeness in God. She found a more simple way; a way centered in faith, wellness, and freedom. Now, she is devoted to helping others find the same. Combining her passions of wellness, faith, and education, Jackie works with clients locally and around the world. Along the way, she discovered that one of her greatest passions was helping others build stronger connections to themselves, their health, and their faith through wellness at every level: physical, emotional and spiritual.
Through working with a variety of individual clients, religious orders, corporations, and educational institutions across the globe and observing a number of habits and cultures, Jackie found the common denominator: others were striving to find their way to be fully alive in Christ, in body, mind, and soul. Her personal practice grew into Reform.
As a holistic nutritionist, wellness practitioner and experienced educator, Jackie has paired her personal experience with her professional knowledge to create a program that innovatively merges faith and functional health. The information and tools she shares grows from her life experiences and education: Master of Business Administration, Master of Secondary Education, Bachelor of Art in Languages, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, Holistic Nutritionist, Certified Nutritionist Consultant, former NYS Certified Spanish teacher.

Jackie Mulligan

CANCELED Jackie Mulligan at St. Therese of Carmel for Catholic Answers&#8217; local talk series

Persuasive Pro-life
Ever get tongue-tied trying to explain why you’re pro-life? Trent presents the non-religious reasons to oppose abortion and equips you to graciously make your case in the public square.
Trent covers more sophisticated arguments made in defense of abortion related to consciousness and bodily rights.

Trent Horn in West Brandywine PA

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Learn from Me: The Parables, Sermons, and Conversations of Jesus Christ
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Whether sitting down in the pew after the Sunday Gospel or committing to the daily practice of reading the Evangelists, every Christian comes up against the question, again and again, “What does Our Lord mean here?”
Getting the answer right is critical to both growth in holiness and fruitful evangelization.
Want to know Jesus better so you can introduce him to your friends? Then get serious about understanding what he said and why.

Jimmy Akin

Billy Junker

Dr. Ray Guarendi

Fr. Sebastian Walshe

Scott Hahn

2024 Catholic Answers Conference

The Splendor of Hope in the Vale of Tears
St. Paul writes in Colossians 1:24, “I rejoice in my sufferings.” But how can Paul rejoice in suffering? This seems absurd to the mind of modern man. Karlo sets out to identify what might have given Paul reason to rejoice and have hope in the midst of his sufferings—a hope that protects from the death grip of despair and gives purpose and meaning to our lives.
The Seven Sacraments: God’s Saving Deeds Among Us 
In this talk, Karlo establishes the biblical evidence for Jesus’ institution of the seven sacraments and show how in the sacraments God primarily continues to carry out his plan of salvation for mankind.
The Eucharist: Mere Symbol or Substantial Presence? 
In this talk, Karlo demonstrates the biblical nature of the Catholic Church’s teaching on the Eucharist as the real body and blood of Jesus. He will do this by drawing out the eucharistic truths found in Jesus’ Bread of Life discourse, the Last Supper, and St. Paul’s teaching on the Eucharist in his first letter to the Corinthians. Karlo will also explain the importance of the Eucharist in our lives in light of God’s relationship with the Israelites in the Old Testament.

Karlo Broussard in Collinsville OK

What’s the Big Deal About Mary?
Why do Catholics seem to focus so much attention on the Virgin Mary? Isn’t there a danger of this focus taking our attention away from Jesus? In this talk, Joe shows the Biblical framework for how we should think about Mary, looking at the Old Testament foreshadowing of Mary, and tracing the battle between “the woman” and “the serpent” from Genesis throughout the Old Testament and into the New Testament.

The Cycle of the Christian Life
Meeting Jesus is the beginning of new life. From this encounter, we are free to choose whether we follow Him or return to our former lives. If we follow, we become converted, bit by bit, to be like Him. This allows us to enter into shared lives of love with Him, a state we call communion. Those who enter communion with Christ have everything (the summit of the spiritual life), but they cannot keep it to themselves or it will die. From communion we must go on mission to help others to meet Christ. In this passing on of the Faith, the cycle begins anew both for the one sharing and the one hearing. This is the fundamental cycle of the Christian life, and the way of eternal life handed down by the Apostles: Encounter, Conversion, Communion, and Mission.

Cy Kellett in Valley Center CA

Joe Heschmeyer in Hays KS

An Introduction to the Eastern Catholic Churches in general and the Byzantine Catholic Church in Particular
&#8220;Responding to the call of Pope St. John Paul the Great in his encyclical Orientale Lumen (Light of the East) Fr. James will speak about the Eastern Catholic Churches highlighting the common faith expressed in a different (though complementary) fashion. The Eastern Catholic Churches share the same faith as the Western (Roman) Catholic Church but have their own Liturgical, Spiritual, Canonical and Disciplinary patrimony that can sometime seem at odds with the understanding of the Western church. Fr. James will explore various aspects of Liturgy, Architecture, and Spirituality to answer the question often asked of him – “But… are you really Catholic?”&#8221;

Fr. James Bankston

Fr. James Bankston at St. Therese of Carmel for Catholic Answers&#8217; local talk series

Persuasive Pro-life
Ever get tongue-tied trying to explain why you’re pro-life? Trent presents the non-religious reasons to oppose abortion and equips you to graciously make your case in the public square.

Trent Horn in Princeton NJ

Tim Staples

CANCELED Tim Staples with Parousia Media and Harvest Journeys in the Footsteps of St. Paul

Roundtable with Protestant Pastors:
Jason Bantz and Richard Richter

Trent Horn in Oxford OH for Miami University Catholic Newman Center

Ten Great Ways to be an Evangelist
Your life is probably already pretty full, right? But as Holy Mother church tells us, taking the time to share the Gospel is critical. What&#8217;s the simplest way to start including evangelization in your daily routine? Steve Dawson, Founder and President of Saint Paul Street Evangelization tackles this seemingly daunting topic by breaking it down into a short list of practical suggestions on what you can do to become an evangelist. A list of ten things that you can begin implementing into your life to start evangelizing today.

Steve Dawson

Steve Dawson at St. Therese of Carmel for Catholic Answers&#8217; local talk series

Karlo Broussard in Washington LA for Immaculate Conception Catholic Church

Tim Staples in Dallas

Truly Human Lives
A truly human life cannot be achieved; it must be received as a blessing form God. St. Augustine said that all people desire the Beata Vita – the Blessed Life. Christ offers it to everyone, but what is it, really, and how can we get it?

Trent Horn in Baton Rouge LA

Can you Trust the Gospels
A look at whether the Gospels are accurate

Jimmy Akin in Omaha NE for Spirit Catholic Radio

Why We’re Catholic
Trent shares his conversion story and explains how the grace of God guided him through the biblical and historical evidence and led him to faith in Jesus Christ and the Church he founded.
Answering “LGBT Catholicism”
In this talk Trent rebuts dissenting theologians who twist scripture and Church teaching to support sexual immorality and as well as prominent Catholics who subtly undermine the Church’s teachings about sex, marriage, and the human person.

Trent Horn in Middletown NJ

The Integration of Faith and Science

Stacy Trasancos

Stacy Trasancos Webinar with Owen Corning

Why We’re Catholic
Trent shares his conversion story and explains how the grace of God guided him through the biblical and historical evidence and led him to faith in Jesus Christ and the Church he founded.

Trent Horn in Grand Rapids for Kepha

Karlo Broussard in Alexandria LA for Fullness of Truth

Talk #1 on Sunday, March 23rd &#8211;&gt; The Eucharist: Mere Symbol or Substantial Presence? 
In this talk, Karlo demonstrates the biblical nature of the Catholic Church’s teaching on the Eucharist as the real body and blood of Jesus. He will do this by drawing out the eucharistic truths found in Jesus’ Bread of Life discourse, the Last Supper, and St. Paul’s teaching on the Eucharist in his first letter to the Corinthians. Karlo will also explain the importance of the Eucharist in our lives in light of God’s relationship with the Israelites in the Old Testament.
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Talk #2 &amp; 3 on Monday, March 24th (AM &amp; Repeated in the PM) &#8211;&gt; The Tale of a Savior King: A Biblical and Theological Reflection on Jesus’s Passion and Death
 In this two-part talk, Karlo tells the tale of Jesus, the Savior King. He begins where the Church begins in the season of Lent: the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, explaining how such combat with the devil reveals the beginnings of Jesus’s saving mission. Karlo then moves to Jesus’s passion and death and shows how much of what happens in the narrative can only be fully appreciated when read against the backdrop of the Old Testament.
Part 1: will deal with Jesus’ temptations in the desert.
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Talk #4 &amp; 5 on Tuesday, March 25th (AM &amp; Repeated in the PM) &#8211;&gt; The Tale of a Savior King: A Biblical and Theological Reflection on Jesus’s Passion and Death
 In this two-part talk, Karlo tells the tale of Jesus, the Savior King. He begins where the Church begins in the season of Lent: the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, explaining how such combat with the devil reveals the beginnings of Jesus’s saving mission. Karlo then moves to Jesus’s passion and death and shows how much of what happens in the narrative can only be fully appreciated when read against the backdrop of the Old Testament.
Part 2: will deal with the Passion.
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Karlo Broussard in Prescott AZ

The Beginner’s Guide to Defending Your Faith
Trent shows that you do not need all the right answers—you just need the right questions and the right attitudes in order share the Catholic faith with anyone.

Trent Horn in Cincinnati OH

Christ and Joan
Joan of Arc is one of the most remarkable people in history. But her story is also one of the strangest in Catholic history. Her strangeness is not a defect, but a special gift from God. Through Joan, Christ teaches us about his particular love for manhood and womanhood. We’ll look at five ways Joan’s life shows Christ’s special love for us as men and women.

Joe Heschmeyer in Jefferson City MO

Hope for those who work in Pro-Life

Trent Horn in Rapid City SD

Christopher Check

Catholic Answers Annual Conference

St. Bernard Parish Mission
Talks TBD

Tim Staples in Beverly OH

The Eucharistic Heart of Christianity

Seven Mysteries of the Faith Unlocked by the Eucharist

What’s the Big Deal About Mary?

The Opposite of Idolatry

The Historical Case for Christianity

Pope Peter

Go and Make Disciples: The Art and Craft of Evangelization and Apologetics

A Pro-Life Case for a Pro-Choice World

Are Pro-Lifers Just Pro-Birth?

Before Constantine: The Faith of the Early Christians

Ambush! – How to Respond to Unexpected Attacks on the Faith

Apologetics and Spiritual Warfare: The Hidden Reality

Male and Female He Created Them: A Catholic Response to LGBTQ+

Debates

Thou Shalt Not Say She (or He): How to Understand and Refute Contemporary Gender Ideology

Answering LGTBQ+ Challenges

The New Racism: How to be Critical of Critical Race Theory

Your Truth, My Truth: How to Understand and Refute Relativistic Thinking 

Religion: Why Should I Care?

Science: A Believer’s Friend or Foe? 

Why God Still Matters 

Answering Atheism: Aquinas’s Five Ways for the Existence of God 

Is the Jesus Story a Myth? How to Defend the Historical Reliability of the Gospels

What Difference Does Jesus Make? 

“Where Oh Death Is Thy Sting?”: A Defense of Jesus’ Resurrection from the Dead

Apologetics for an Age of Unbelief 

Miracles: God’s Light in the Darkness of Unbelief 

Existence Beyond the Grave: Reasons Why There is Life After Death 

The Four Levels of Manhood

Forming Men as Guardians of Faith

Suffering: The Forging Fire of Godly Men

Living Life to the Fullest: A Compass for Human Happiness 

The Splendor of Hope in the Vale of Tears

Heaven: A Destiny Worth Living For

Sexual Sanity: A Voice of Reason in a Sex-Crazed Culture 

Contraception: Man’s Failed Design for Love 

Reason, Marriage, and Homosexual Unions 

The Splendor of the Catholic Faith 

Meeting the Protestant Challenge

A Catholic View of the End Times 

The Catholic Church: The Original Christian Franchise 

“I Will Build My Church”: Defending Catholic Hierarchy & Authority 

Helpers on High: A Biblical Defense of the Saints’ Intercession

Refiner’s Fire: Explaining & Defending the Doctrine of Purgatory

God’s Words Written & Spoken: A Biblical Critique of Sola Scriptura

The Ultimate Question: “What Must I Do to Be Saved?” 

The Seven Sacraments: God’s Saving Deeds Among Us 

The Eucharist: Mere Symbol or Substantial Presence? 

To Confess or Not to Confess? A Biblical Defense of the Sacrament of Confession

The Bible Blueprint for Marian Dogmas 

Your Royal Highness: A Biblical Defense of Mary’s Queenship

The Bible Blueprint for the Mass

A Biblical Case for the Priesthood

Cajun Accordionist to Cajun Apologist: The Life Testimony of a Cradle Catholic

Jimmy Swaggart Made Me Catholic

Sola Scriptura: A Recipe for Confusion

New Eve, Mediatrix and Mother: Mary’s Role in God’s Plan of Salvation

The Shocking Truth About the Pope and the Bible

Truth and Consequences

The Shocking Truth About the Pope and the Early Church Fathers

Mary, the Mother of God: What’s All the Fuss About?

Behold Your Mother

Living Bread

Purgatory and Indulgences: What Does the Bible Say?

God Is Looking for a Few Good Men

Catholics and the Culture War

Why Be Catholic? (Two-Part Talk)

Catholic Answers to Common Objections

Five Non-Negotiables

Friends in High Places: The Communion of Saints in the Life of the Christian

Now that We Are Catholic

The Keys of the Kingdom

The Immaculate Conception and the Dignity of Man

From Lowly Handmaid to Queen of Heaven and Earth

The Immaculate Conception: What You Didn’t Know

The Eucharist: God’s Extravagant Love Revealed

The Passover Connection

How is Man Saved? The Catholic View of Justification

The Ministerial Priesthood: Demonstrating What a Priest Is by What a Priest Does

“I Confess”

The Gift of Baptism

Teen Apologetics

Catholic Boot Camp for Teens

Seeing Ourselves the Way God Sees Us

How to Be a True Witness for Jehovah

Mormonism and the Question of Authority

Black and White: Moral Clarity in a World of Gray

Evangelization: What Is It and Why Do We Need It?

The Answer Is Catholic?

Eschatology: The Four Forgotten Keys to Evangelism

The Gospel of Suffering

The Beginner’s Guide to Defending Your Faith

Answering Atheism

7 Questions Liberals Can’t Answer

Persuasive Pro-life

Advanced Pro-life Apologetics

Why We’re Catholic

Answering “LGBT Catholicism”

Debate/Panel

Truly Human Lives

What Ever Happened to the Modern World?

Christ and Joan

The Cycle of the Christian Life

Lepanto: The Battle that Saved the Christian West

Making Sense of the Inquisition

¡Viva Cristo Rey! The Cristeros and the Martyrs of the Mexican Revolution

For Cross and Crown: The War in the Vendée

The Spanish Armada: The Catholic Version

What Were the Crusades?

Henry VIII’s Divorce

St. Joan of Arc and the Hundred Years’ War

Liberation from e-Slavery

Was Catherine of Siena a Feminist?

Evangelizing Through Science in a Culture Longing for Truth

Particles of Faith: How Science Led Me to Christ

Science Was Born of Christianity: The Role of Christianity in the Development of Modern Science

These, Thy Atoms: The Beauty of Chemistry and Physics

Science Without Faith is Like Eyeballs Without a Face

Science, Faith, and Public Policy

You Don’t Have to Know God to Be Pro-Life

Tom Nash

The Biblical Roots of the Mass (PowerPoint)

The Healing Power of Forgiveness

Never Lose Hope for Your Loved Ones

It's All About Jesus: Reconsidering the Rosary

What Did Jesus Do?: The Biblical Roots of the Catholic Church

Witness to Hope: The Mission of the Catholic Family

Suffering for the Kingdom’s Sake: A Reflection on Mother Angelica

“Power Reaches Perfection in Weakness:” Learning from the Saints to Fruitfully Carry Our Crosses

God Will NOT Abandon You: Finding Consolation and Encouragement Amid Trials and Tragedies

Pius XII: Defaming the Pope to Discredit the Church

Laying Down Your Life for Your Wife: What It Means to Be a Real Man and Husband

The Devil: Fact or Fiction?

Douglas Beaumont

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