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This week on Register Radio Jeanette De Melo looks at highlights from the Republican National Convention with Register Senior Editor Matthew Bunson, who reported for the Register from Cleveland this week. And Jeanette and Register reporter Jonathan Liedl discuss how Republican and Democratic party platforms square with Catholic teaching.

Poland-bound pilgrims are packing their backpacks for World Youth Day 2016! And on Register Radio this week, Jeanette De Melo and Matthew Bunson chat with blogger Carrie Gress to preview what those pilgrims will find as they encounter Pope Francis in the homeland of St. John Paul II. Then Jeanette and film critic Steven Greydanus take a look at summer films.

How did a bishop, volunteers and benefactors save the Shrine of the North American Martyrs? This week on Register Radio Jeanette De Melo and reporter Peter Jesserer Smith take a look at efforts to reopen the sacred grounds in Auriesville, New York. Also, Jeanette and liturgist Christopher Carstens reexamine the theme of liturgical renewal, following a cue from Cardinal Robert Sarah.

Reporting on location from Crete in Greece, Register Senior Correspondent Victor Gaetan joins Jeanette De Melo to discuss the ongoing Pan Orthodox Council. Then, Jeanette and Professor Anthony Lillis take a look at the life of Blessed Elisabeth of the Trinity, whose canonization was announced this week.

Bishop Fulton Sheen's cause for canonization might have gotten a boost this week. On Register Radio Jeanette De Melo and Register writer Joe Pronechen explore why. And Jeanette and Register writer Brian O'Neel take a look at what's involved in the pathway to canonization for seventy causes underway for US born men and women.

Will Britain Exit the European Union? This week on Register Radio Jeanette De Melo and Rome correspondent Edward Pentin look at the decision voters in the United Kingdom will face June 23. Then Jeanette and Joan Frawley Desmond talk about the film "Me Before You" and its controversial ending.

Cardinal Robert Sarah encourages priests to face East. It's nothing new, but his encouragement has sparked new interest. On Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo and Christopher Carstens editor of Adoremus Bulletin talk about why. And Jeanette and writer Stephen Beale take a look at Catholic humorists and how they evangelize.

This week on Register Radio: Jeanette DeMelo and Catholic News Agency editor Michelle Bauman LaRosa discuss coverage of the Supreme Court's decision on the Little Sisters of the Poor's contraception mandate case. Then, Jeanette talks to Catholic University of America's Professor Chad Pecknold about the Pope's commission to study the possibility of women deacons.

This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo and columnist Father Raymond de Souza discuss at what cost the University of Notre Dame honors Vice President Joe Biden and former Speaker of the House of Representatives John Boehner with the Laetare Medal. Also, Jeanette and writer Marge Fenelon show how Marian devotion ties in with Catholic family life.

It's graduation time. Who is setting the tone as Catholic grads are sent forth? On Register Radio Jeanette De Melo and reporter Joseph Pronechen discuss 2016 Catholic college commencement speakers. And Jeanette and reporter Peter Jesserer Smith look at how Catholic University is expanding it's business school.

God's mercy is without limits. So much so, that His means are often mysterious. This week on Register Radio, Jeanette DeMelo and film producer Daniel DiSilva look at the mystery of the original Divine Mercy Image of St. Faustina. Also, Jeanette and Register writer Brian O'Neel discuss famous and little-known celebrity conversions.

This week on Register Radio Jeanette De Melo gets an update from Register reporter Peter Jesserer Smith on Christians in the Middle East. Also, Jeanette talks with Register blogger Carry Gress about Father James Flanagan, the late founder of the Society of the Most Holy Trinity.

Celebrating Mother Angelica with her spiritual sons and daughters... On Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo and Register writer Joe Pronechen talk about the flood of remembrances pouring in. Also, Jeanette and Register writer Peter Jesserer Smith explore ways parishes are keeping new Easter Catholics converts engaged in the faith.

The Blessed Sacrament front and center: That's how Catholics in Madison, Wisconsin are making Christ's living presence clear. On Register Radio this week, Jeanette DeMelo explores liturgical reforms in Wisconsin with Bishop Robert Morlino of Madison. Then, Jeanette and Dominican Brother Athanasius Murphy engage a new front in evangelization--a video game aimed to draw players into the Passiontide.

Abortion was before the Supreme Court this week. Jeanette De Melo and Law professor Teresa Collett discuss the oral arguments in the case against the Texas law regulating medical standard at abortion clinics in Texas. And later in the show Jeanette gets insights into the creation of the movie Young Messiah with the film's director Cyrus Nowrasteh.

Abortion was before the Supreme Court this week. Jeanette De Melo and Law professor Teresa Collett discuss the oral arguments in the case against the Texas law regulating medical standard at abortion clinics in Texas. And later in the show Jeanette gets insights into the creation of the movie Young Messiah with the film's director Cyrus Nowrasteh.

Is Contraception the lesser of two evils, when it comes to Zika? This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo and moral theologian Christian Brugger discuss what can and can't be justified to avoid spreading the virus. Also, Jeanette and Register Senior Editor Joan Frawley Desmond look at possible outcomes on key Supreme Court cases without Judge Antonin Scalia.

This week on Register Radio, Jeanette De Melo and Register political commentator Paul Kengor remember Justice Antonin Scalia and talk about what the Supreme Court might be without him. Then Jeanette gets Steven Greydanus' take on Lent and the Movies: How your entertainment choices could enhance your understanding of mercy.

Right here, on Register Radio, it’s another historic trip for Pope Francis. He has a full itinerary as a messenger of mercy. Jeanette De Melo and Register Rome correspondent Edward Pentin discuss the Holy Father's quick stop in Cuba and his six-day trip to Mexico. And… Lent has started. Jeanette and Register columnist Father Dwight Longenecker focus on how we all can enter Lent more full.