Crisis Point
Crisis MagazineSince 1982, Crisis Magazine has been America's leading source for Catholic perspectives on religion, culture, and politics. Join editor-in-chief Eric Sammons and leading Catholics on "Crisis Point."
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityArts | |||
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I’ve been listening for a couple of years and find Eric’s commentary on the faith and culture thoughtful. I like that he doesn’t avoid controversial topics. His show has helped me growth in my faith. Keep up the great work, Eric! Praying for you.
Apple Podcasts5Kim Jong Eun
United Statesa month ago - Hypocrite
On July 15th 2026 I finally had enough. Eric is a hypocrite. Whole episode he pontificated on trust his opinion on don’t trust commentators online. He spent time going after other commentators. I’m not a fan of who he went after but he couldn’t distinguish between the Pope and commentators. Weak mind so weak thoughts.
Apple Podcasts1TCM1980United Statesa month ago - Not you too!
You just lost ALL credibility. You bad mouthing Candace is a disgrace! She and she alone is opening our eyes to the horrible things that are happening in this country/world. She may be harsh at times but at least she’s not afraid to ruffle feathers. I don’t see any so called good Catholic men leading this charge. If you haven’t listened to Charlie or Candace then you can’t see the huge shift since his assassination. Get out the way on this one sir.
Apple Podcasts1TyHall50United Statesa month ago - Church
Eric Sammons is a voice of faith and reason that strengthens the Church. He openly and honestly speaks about the SSPX, which edifies rather than divides, ultimately showing the Holy Spirit guides the Church as promised.
Apple Podcasts5Mary Inc
Australia2 months ago - It’s not okay
To ask whether SSPX is needed is manipulative without giving numbers. They have 734 priests and 264 seminarians, which is 997 worldwide compared to FSSP 300 priests and ICTK 50 priests. Your premise that there would be more Latin Mass today, if they compromised with FSSP makes zero sense. Clearly those who compromised have not grown as much! On top of that the closing of TLMs within dioceses being in the news, one is confounded to understand what you are talking about? This is basic math and d... more
Apple Podcasts3Family4FaithUnited States2 months ago
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Crisis Point targets Catholic audiences with thoughtful, sometimes provocative takes on faith, culture, and church leadership. Episodes explore traditionally Catholic perspectives on issues like liturgy, canon law, Vatican decisions, and interfaith dynamics, often from a conservative or traditionalist stance. Listeners are likely drawn to rigorous analysis, unapologetic theological positions, and practical guidance for living a Catholic life in contemporary society. A notable strength is the host's willingness to tackle controversial topics, provide historical context, and connect church teaching to current events. The show also leans into media critique and reconciliation within Catholic communities, making it helpful for listeners who wan... more
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1. Robert Greving
2. Steve Greene
3. Frank DeVito
4. Dr. Carrie Gress
5. Dr. Peter Kwasniewski
6. Athanasius Schneider
7. Fr. John Perricone
8. Gideon Lazar
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