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On this episode of The Prayerful Posse, Raymond Arroyo is joined by Fr. Gerald Murray and Robert Royal to confront rising attacks on churches and Christmas displays in Europe and the Church’s muted response. From the desecration of a Marian shrine in Switzerland to a surge in anti-Christian hate crimes, the panel asks why acts of sacrilege are being downplayed in the name of coexistence.
The discussion turns to the U.S., where a Catholic parish replaces the Holy Family in a Nativity scene with a political message. Fr. Murray explains why using sacred images for activism violates Church teaching and canon law.
The Posse also examines Vatican controversies involving Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, a disputed Marian document, Pope Leo’s geopolitical commentary, the Vatican’s China deal, and growing confusion over doctrine and leadership.
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NYU Professor of Medicine and Fox News Senior Medical Analyst Dr. Marc Siegel joins Raymond Arroyo for a powerful conversation about miracles, healing, and the surprising ways faith and science intersect.
Drawing from his #1 New York Times bestseller The Miracles Among Us, Dr. Siegel shares astonishing real-life stories—from ICU recoveries that defied every prognosis to moments of intuition that changed patients’ lives. He explains why prayer, hope, and community can play a crucial role in medical outcomes and how staying open to the “something more” makes better healers and better human beings.
Raymond and Dr. Siegel also discuss DeMar Hamlin’s dramatic survival, the mysterious recovery of a young girl in Sudan, and Dr. Siegel’s personal experiences that reshaped his understanding of healing. The conversation touches on President Trump’s recent health evaluations, cosmetic procedure risks, concerns about China’s virus transparency, and the future of AI in medicine.
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In this episode of The Prayerful Posse, Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal unpack Pope Leo’s recent trip to Turkey and Lebanon, examining his cautious language on Islam, the rise of Christian persecution, and the Vatican’s struggle to speak clearly about the sources of violence.
They also break down a new Vatican report rejecting the possibility of female deacons and discuss why the Church’s teaching and tradition lead to that conclusion.
The panel tackles the widening tensions over the Latin Mass, kneeling for Communion, and the growing inconsistencies in liturgical practice across U.S. dioceses.
A leaked recording involving a Doctrine of Faith official and an FBI investigation raises fresh concerns about transparency and oversight inside the Church.
The episode closes with a reflection on Advent and practical ways to prepare spiritually for Christmas in a culture that often rushes past the season’s deeper meaning.
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Frankie Avalon joins Raymond for a warm, nostalgic conversation about his remarkable journey—from teen idol and trumpet prodigy to film star and cultural icon. He shares why he first turned down the Teen Angel role in Grease, how the producers persuaded him, and why that performance still resonates today.
Frankie opens up about friendship with Elvis, hilarious behind-the-scenes moments, and the powerful mentorship he received from Frank Sinatra. He also reflects on working with John Wayne on The Alamo, learning to ride a horse on set, and discovering the Duke’s unique blend of toughness and generosity.
He tells the story behind “Venus,” the musical tweaks that made it timeless, and how he knew instantly that it would become a #1 hit. Frankie also discusses his sixty-one-year marriage, the values that have sustained it, and the faith that continues to guide his life.
A heartfelt, inspiring conversation with one of the last true entertainers of his era. Subscribe and dive into this unforgettable episode of Arroyo Grande.
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This week on the Prayerful Posse, Raymond Arroyo, Father Gerald Murray, and Robert Royal break down new reports suggesting Pope Leo may be easing the Latin Mass restrictions through broader exemptions. They examine what this means for bishops, traditional communities, and whether these changes signal the beginning of a quiet shift away from Traditionis Custodes.
The Posse also unpacks the Synod’s interim reports—raising fresh concerns about evolving terminology, bureaucratic jargon, and attempts to revive long-settled debates. From “pastorality” to the push for expanded lay governance, they explore what these documents reveal about the Synod’s real direction.
Raymond, Father, and Bob then analyze Pope Leo’s latest unscripted comments on Nigeria and U.S. immigration enforcement, as well as the media-driven controversy surrounding a Vatican luncheon for the poor that included transgender attendees.
The episode closes on a hopeful note: a surge in young adult converts entering the Church across the country—especially in New York—and why parishes rooted in beauty, reverence, and doctrinal clarity are drawing people back to the faith in remarkable numbers.
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