Pope Leo XIV faces a major health crisis following lung cancer surgery in Rome. What does his diagnosis mean for the future of his papacy, his upcoming travels, and the controversial Amoris Laetitia report now awaiting his review? Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal examine the Pope's condition, the Vatican's transparency, and the growing debate over marriage and Church teaching.

Plus, Cardinal Arthur Roche takes aim at traditional Catholics and the Traditional Latin Mass, suggesting Pope Leo will maintain Francis' restrictions. Is Roche speaking for the Pope or attempting to influence his decisions? The Prayerful Posse weighs in on the controversy, a surprising new appointment at St. Peter's Basilica, and a K-pop-inspired Mass that raises serious questions about the future of Catholic worship.

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Pope Leo XIV faces a major health crisis following lung cancer surgery in Rome. What does his diagnosis mean for the future of his papacy, his upcoming travels, and the controversial Amoris Laetitia report now awaiting his review? Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal examine the Pope's condition, the Vatican's transparency, and the growing debate over marriage and Church teaching.
Plus, Cardinal Arthur Roche takes aim at traditional Catholics and the Traditional Latin Mass, suggesting Pope Leo will maintain Francis' restrictions. Is Roche speaking for the Pope or attempting to influence his decisions? The Prayerful Posse weighs in on the controversy, a surprising new appointment at St. Peter's Basilica, and a K-pop-inspired Mass that raises serious questions about the future of Catholic worship.
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Raymond Arroyo, host of Arroyo Grande navigates and analyzes the culture with insight, satire, and style.  The New York Times Best Selling author, award-winning producer, chart topping vocalist and broadcaster wades deep into the manners, lifestyle trends, people, faith, and art of the moment-- celebrating the best, while lampooning the rest.  During his surprising conversations with celebrities, thought leaders and culture-makers, you’ll discover life lessons, practical advice, and inspiring examples to live by. This fun, entertaining and unifying show helps listeners transform their lives into a broad, thriving Arroyo Grande.  Each episode bursts its banks- and wait until you hear “How It Ends…”

Raymond Arroyo, host of Arroyo Grande navigates and analyzes the culture with insight, satire, and style.&nbsp; The New York Times Best Selling author, award-winning producer, chart topping vocalist and broadcaster wades deep into the manners, lifestyle trends, people, faith, and art of the moment-- celebrating the best, while lampooning the rest.&nbsp; During his surprising conversations with celebrities, thought leaders and culture-makers, you&rsquo;ll discover life lessons, practical advice, and inspiring examples to live by. This fun, entertaining and unifying show helps listeners transform their lives into a broad, thriving Arroyo Grande.&nbsp; Each episode bursts its banks- and wait until you hear &ldquo;How It Ends&hellip;&rdquo;

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Pope Leo's Health Crisis & Vatican Cardinal Attacks the Latin Mass | Prayerful Posse

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From Shazam and Chuck to stepping into John Wayne’s boots, Zachary Levi joins Raymond Arroyo to discuss his new Western, Angel and the Badman, alongside Neal McDonough. Levi opens up about the price of speaking out, why he believes Hollywood graylisted him over his political views, and his regrets surrounding the controversy over his late Broadway co-star Gavin Creel.

In a deeply personal conversation, Levi reflects on his struggles with depression, the faith that helped him through his darkest moments, and his mission to build a better entertainment industry through Wildwood Studios. Plus, why he believes Hollywood has lost the art of storytelling, his vision for films that put audiences before agendas, and the timeless message of redemption at the heart of Angel and the Badman.

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From Shazam and Chuck to stepping into John Wayne&rsquo;s boots, Zachary Levi joins Raymond Arroyo to discuss his new Western, Angel and the Badman, alongside Neal McDonough. Levi opens up about the price of speaking out, why he believes Hollywood graylisted him over his political views, and his regrets surrounding the controversy over his late Broadway co-star Gavin Creel.
In a deeply personal conversation, Levi reflects on his struggles with depression, the faith that helped him through his darkest moments, and his mission to build a better entertainment industry through Wildwood Studios. Plus, why he believes Hollywood has lost the art of storytelling, his vision for films that put audiences before agendas, and the timeless message of redemption at the heart of Angel and the Badman.
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Zachary Levi: Angel and the Badman, Hollywood Graylisting & The Price of Speaking Out

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Ten years after Amoris Laetitia, Pope Leo revisits one of the most controversial documents of Pope Francis' pontificate. Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal examine the Vatican's renewed focus on marriage and family, the debate over Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics, and whether Church teaching is being reinterpreted.

Plus, Pope Leo makes another high-profile Vatican appointment, Pope Francis' private diary is set for publication, and Fr. Murray discusses his new book, A Papacy of Confusion, examining the controversial legacy of the Francis pontificate and its implications for the Church today.

#PrayerfulPosse #PopeLeo #AmorisLaetitia

Ten years after Amoris Laetitia, Pope Leo revisits one of the most controversial documents of Pope Francis' pontificate. Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal examine the Vatican's renewed focus on marriage and family, the debate over Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics, and whether Church teaching is being reinterpreted.
Plus, Pope Leo makes another high-profile Vatican appointment, Pope Francis' private diary is set for publication, and Fr. Murray discusses his new book, A Papacy of Confusion, examining the controversial legacy of the Francis pontificate and its implications for the Church today.
#PrayerfulPosse #PopeLeo #AmorisLaetitia

Marriage in Jeopardy? Pope Leo Revisits Amoris Laetitia | Prayerful Posse

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Trace Gallagher has spent 30 years reporting some of the biggest stories of our time. But the lessons that shaped him most came from much closer to home.

On this Arroyo Grande, Raymond sits down with the Fox News anchor to talk about his new book, Turns Out They Were Right All Along: Life Lessons I Learned…Eventually, and the wisdom he picked up from his mother “Big Red,” legendary coach John Wooden, his family, his faith, and decades in the news business.

Trace opens up about fatherhood, marriage, the tragedies he witnessed at Columbine and in the aftermath of the Southeast Asian tsunami, the career gamble that nearly sent him out of television, and why faith, family, fortitude—and a little common sense—still matter.

Trace Gallagher has spent 30 years reporting some of the biggest stories of our time. But the lessons that shaped him most came from much closer to home.
On this Arroyo Grande, Raymond sits down with the Fox News anchor to talk about his new book, Turns Out They Were Right All Along: Life Lessons I Learned&hellip;Eventually, and the wisdom he picked up from his mother &ldquo;Big Red,&rdquo; legendary coach John Wooden, his family, his faith, and decades in the news business.
Trace opens up about fatherhood, marriage, the tragedies he witnessed at Columbine and in the aftermath of the Southeast Asian tsunami, the career gamble that nearly sent him out of television, and why faith, family, fortitude&mdash;and a little common sense&mdash;still matter.

Trace Gallagher: Turns Out Faith, Family & Common Sense Still Matter

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Pope Leo's Health Crisis & Vatican Cardinal Attacks the Latin Mass | Prayerful Posse

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