On Driving Home the Faith, Ken Craycraft continues his conversation with Steve Ray about the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary through the places where she lived and encountered God. This segment explores the Proto-Evangelium of James, the importance of Sacred Tradition, and Mary's early life in Nazareth. Steve reflects on the Annunciation, the Incarnation, Mary's unexpected sorrow and suffering, and how her humble “yes” to God became a model of faith for every Christian.

On Driving Home the Faith, Ken Craycraft continues his conversation with Steve Ray about the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary through the places where she lived and encountered God. This segment explores the Proto-Evangelium of James, the importance of Sacred Tradition, and Mary's early life in Nazareth. Steve reflects on the Annunciation, the Incarnation, Mary's unexpected sorrow and suffering, and how her humble &ldquo;yes&rdquo; to God became a model of faith for every Christian.

Dr. Ken Craycraft hosts Driving Home the Faith, catching you up on what’s going on in the world, across the country and in our local Catholic community. 

Dr. Ken Craycraft hosts Driving Home the Faith, catching you up on what&rsquo;s going on in the world, across the country and in our local Catholic community.&nbsp;

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Driving Home the Faith with Dr. Ken Craycraft.

Driving Home the Faith 2026

Steve Ray on the Blessed Virgin Mary: Following Her Footsteps Through the Holy Land

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The Catholic Telegraph is at<a href="https://www.thecatholictelegraph.com/">&nbsp;thecatholictelegraph.com</a>
Get &ldquo;Crucibles&rdquo; at or&nbsp;<a href="https://www.benbaran.com/crucibles/">benbaran.com</a>
Cincinnati Right to Life is at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cincinnatirighttolife.org/">cincinnatirighttolife.org</a>
Get &ldquo;Popcorn with the Pope&rdquo; at&nbsp;<a href="https://bookstore.wordonfire.org/products/popcorn-with-the-pope">bookstore.wordonfire.org</a>
The Ethics and Public Policy Center is at&nbsp;<a href="https://eppc.org/">eppc.org</a>
Download &ldquo;Wolves in White Coats&rdquo; at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/hhs-wolves-in-white-coats.pdf">hhs.gov</a>
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Driving Home the Faith 2026.08.25

On Driving Home the Faith, Dr. Ken Craycraft welcomes Mark Brumley, president and CEO of Ignatius Press, for a look at the enduring wisdom of Venerable Fulton J. Sheen. With renewed interest surrounding Sheen and his cause for beatification, Brumley highlights several Ignatius Press titles by and about the beloved Catholic bishop, including The Power of Love, Remade for Happiness, and Go to Heaven.

The conversation also explores why Sheen should not be dismissed as merely a popular television preacher. Behind his remarkable ability to communicate the faith was a first-rate theologian and philosopher whose scholarship could be presented in a way ordinary Catholics could understand and appreciate.

On Driving Home the Faith, Dr. Ken Craycraft welcomes Mark Brumley, president and CEO of Ignatius Press, for a look at the enduring wisdom of&nbsp;Venerable Fulton J. Sheen. With renewed interest surrounding Sheen and his cause for beatification, Brumley highlights several Ignatius Press titles by and about the beloved Catholic bishop, including The Power of Love, Remade for Happiness, and Go to Heaven.
The conversation also explores why Sheen should not be dismissed as merely a popular television preacher. Behind his remarkable ability to communicate the faith was a first-rate theologian and philosopher whose scholarship could be presented in a way ordinary Catholics could understand and appreciate.

Mark Brumley: Rediscovering the Wisdom and Writings of Fulton J. Sheen

In this powerful continuation of their conversation, Ken Craycraft and Marcus Peter turn to the themes of healing and addiction in Peter’s book Not Finished Yet: How God Keeps His Promise to Complete His Work in You. Drawing from his own experience with alcoholism, Dr. Peter speaks candidly about the struggle with addiction, the importance of recognizing our need for help, and the role of God’s grace in the healing process.

The conversation also explores why Christian healing encompasses the whole person—body, mind, emotions, and spirit—and why trusting God does not always mean receiving the physical healing we ask for. Ultimately, Dr. Peter points to the deeper healing God desires: the healing that leads us toward eternal life.

In this powerful continuation of their conversation, Ken Craycraft and Marcus Peter turn to the themes of healing and addiction in Peter&rsquo;s book Not Finished Yet: How God Keeps His Promise to Complete His Work in You. Drawing from his own experience with alcoholism, Dr. Peter speaks candidly about the struggle with addiction, the importance of recognizing our need for help, and the role of God&rsquo;s grace in the healing process.
The conversation also explores why Christian healing encompasses the whole person&mdash;body, mind, emotions, and spirit&mdash;and why trusting God does not always mean receiving the physical healing we ask for. Ultimately, Dr. Peter points to the deeper healing God desires: the healing that leads us toward eternal life.

Steve Ray on the Blessed Virgin Mary: Following Her Footsteps Through the Holy Land

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