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Bringing Christ to the World and the World to Christ! Producer and Host Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J. illuminates today's issues with the love of Christ and the authority of His Church. Each show features expert guests that shed light on relevant and important topics.

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Father Robert McTeigue continues his "Novel Prophecies" series with Vladimir Solovyov's A Short Story of the Antichrist. What can this early twentieth-century novella teach us about the appeal of false peace, worldly power, and the temptation to foll... more

We welcome back Fr. John Perricone to examine the crisis facing the priesthood, including declining vocations and a growing loss of priestly identity. Where does renewal begin, and what will it take to raise the next generation of faithful priests?

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Father McTeigue interviewed Dr. Peter Howard about the life, legacy, and imminent beatification of Fulton Sheen. They discussed Sheen’s devotion to the salvation of souls, his media ministry, his scholarly depth, and the movement preparing faithful p... more

We welcome Hunter Swogger, President of Intentional Disciples Saginaw, the largest young adult Catholic organization in mid-Michigan, to discuss why some parishes inspire lasting faith while others struggle to engage their communities. What role do r... more

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Raymond Ibrahim
Distinguished scholar and author
Scholar and author (Islamic history/religion)
Episode: A Muslim Conquest of Britain? (with Raymond Ibrahim) 7/8/26
Rebecca Hopersberger
Catholic educator, retired public school teacher, Catholic classical educator
Catholic Classical Education
Episode: Learning from the Mass (Rebecca Hopersberger) 7/7/26
Michael Pakaluk
Distinguished Scholar, Catholic University of America
Catholic University of America
Episode: Is Synodality a Moral Menace? (Dr. Michael Pakaluk) 7/2/26
Matt Lamb
Associate Editor of The College Fix
The College Fix
Episode: 2026 Academic Year in Review (Matt Lamb) 6/30/26
Father Kyle Schnippel
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Courage International
Courage International
Episode: Synodal Slanders? (Fr. Kyle Schnippel) 6/23/26
Naomi Padilla
Nurse and former clinical nursing supervisor at an abortion clinic in Florida (refugee from abortion world)
And Then There Were None / Catholic ministry
Episode: Another Refugee from Abortion-World (Noemi Padilla) 6/16/26
Christian Meert
Co-founder of Agape Catholic Ministries
Agape Catholic Ministries
Episode: Better Marriage Preparation (Christian Meert) 6/9/26
David Torkington
Spiritual theologian, author and speaker
Author and speaker focusing on prayer, mysticism and Christian spirituality
Episode: Making Better Theologians (David Torkington) 6/4/26
Robert Leusink
Dutch writer and founder of Heritage Standard
Heritage Standard (heritagestandard.eu)
Episode: Are Institutions Worth Saving? (Robbert Leusink) 6/2/26

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Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J.
Host of The Catholic Current

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 692 ratings
  • Please stop Cursing!!!

    This is by far one of my favorite podcasts. Father you are so insightful and full of godly wisdom. Please stop shaming the name of Jesus with your profanity. Every time you curse I have to turn the show off and I hate that.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    ALD.Arts
    United States2 months ago
  • Please pray for us

    Thank you for investigating the plight of the traditional faithful. We want to stand with Jesus, wherever He leads us with the Holy Spirit. May the Vatican allow this spirit to work among the faithful to save families and souls. He said let your yes be your yes and your no be your no, anything else is from the devil. Please pray for simple faith like a child in a good Father.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Family4Faith
    United States5 months ago
  • Incredible Podcast for Catholics

    I was recently turned onto this podcast and I am so glad that I was. Fr. McTeigue is extremely intelligent and very traditional, offering a thoughtful and pastoral approach to complex issues and current events. I’ve already benefitted greatly by listening to his show and I look forward to continuing to do so. I highly recommend this podcast to all Catholics/Christians of good will. God bless you, Father. Thank you for your service to Christ and His Church. Please know of my prayers for you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jdd32005
    United States8 months ago
  • Deplorable

    The way this PRIEST talks about people is shallow offensive and cringe worthy. Very alarming this man touts himself as a man of god. Hard pass.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    CT1992LovesPugs
    United States8 months ago
  • God bless you

    So good. Thank to Father for always preaching and speaking the hard hard truth!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    herb3333333ie
    United States8 months ago

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Engaging and thoughtful Catholic commentary with a clear, traditional perspective.
Consistently produces high-quality guests and rigorous analysis.
Widely praised for depth and practical spiritual guidance.
Can be provocative but remains pastoral and edifying for many listeners.

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Walking with Revolutionaries? (Michael Hichborn) 7/16/26
Q: Let's name names. Let's produce the receipts. Who are the major players, the leaders, the organizations, and what are they doing with the Vatican?
Michael provides a structured list of groups like Movimento dos Trabajadores Sem Terra (MST), La Via Campesina, and other labor and indigenous movements, describing their activities as aligned with Marxist revolutionary aims and claiming they were invited to Vatican-sponsored events, with various leaders and organizations being described as deeply involved in communist and pagan practices.
We Must Say It: Christ Is King! (John Horvat II) 7/14/26
Q: What risks do you see in synodality and modern ecclesial documents?
The danger is reducing the kingly role to a mere administrative or conversational function, which could strip away the essential hierarchy and the dynamic of guidance, protection, and horizon-setting that the kingship historically provided.
We Must Say It: Christ Is King! (John Horvat II) 7/14/26
Q: How does this kingship relate to Church governance and liturgy?
Kingship affects governance by reinforcing a two-way dynamic between leadership and the faithful, ensuring that authority serves the common good and aligns with God's law, not secular convenience, and it also informs liturgical priorities, like the placement of Christ the King in the liturgical year.
We Must Say It: Christ Is King! (John Horvat II) 7/14/26
Q: Why should we reaffirm Christ as King in the modern era?
Because it positions Christ as the ultimate authority and lawgiver who orders creation, morality, and society, preventing a drift into mediocrity and chaos by anchoring people and institutions in a transcendent, divine order.
Is Synodality a Moral Menace? (Dr. Michael Pakaluk) 7/2/26
Q: Is synodality a moral menace?
Dr. Pakaluk explains that the document positions moral authority as listening and consensus-building rather than guiding truth, which could lead to a relativized morality and undermine traditional Catholic teachings.

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What is The Catholic Current about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program consistently weighs current events, culture, and public life through a Catholic theological lens, often centering on church teaching, spiritual warfare, and discernment in a modern world. Episodes frequently tackle topics like synodality, biblical authority, Church unity, and the relationship between faith and society, with a strong emphasis on Catholic tradition, apologetics, and personal transformation. Noteworthy traits include a polemical, confident style, a steady stream of expert guests, and a mission-driven call to defend and reassert Catholic truth in public discourse.

Listeners are typically drawn to rigorous, traditional Catholic commentary, practical spiritual guidance, and historical-contextual analysis. The show s... more

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