On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Lino Rulli first welcomed actress, producer & author Roma Downey to the show to talk about her and her husband Mark Burnett’s new feature length motion picture, “Resurrection,” which will be released on Discovery+ this month. Cardinal Dolan then spoke to military veteran & public servant Patrick Kelly about being elected the 14th Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus. Cardinal then welcomed Grace Olmstead, a journalist whose work has been published in The New York Times, The Washington Post, National Review, and The Wall Street Journal to discuss her latest book, “Uprooted: Recovering the Legacy of the Places We've Left Behind.”

On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Msgr. Jim Vlaun first welcomed Carl Anderson, who served as the Supreme Knight for the Knights of Columbus for 21 years to the show to talk about his new book, “These Liberties We Hold Sacred: Essays on Faith and Citizenship in the 21st Century.” Cardinal Dolan then spoke to Father Mark-Mary Ames, Director of Communications for the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal about his new book, “Habits for Holiness: Small Steps for Making Big Spiritual Progress.” Cardinal then welcomed to the show Kellie Gormly, freelance writer for the Washington Post to discuss her new article, “A High School Student Needed Help with Tuition, so an Unlikely Group Stepped Up: Prison Inmates.”

On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Dave Dwyer first welcomed none other than Shirley Dolan, Cardinal Dolan’s mom to the show to share a special Lenten recipe with the audience. Cardinal Dolan then spoke to David Bonagura Jr. He teaches Latin and theology at Regis High School in New York City, is an Adjunct Professor of Classical Languages at St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, and an Adjunct Professor of Theology at Catholic Distance University, and talked to the Cardinal about his recent article in The Catholic Thing titled “Saving Catholic Schools.” Cardinal then welcomed Rob Judge, Executive Director of the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg, MD, and Sr. Regina Bechtle, a Sister of Charity in New York who fosters awareness of the spirit and heritage of the Sisters of Charity to the show to talk about the on-going commemoration of the 200th anniversary of Mother Seton’s death.

On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Dave Dwyer first welcomed new Catholic Channel host, Katie Prejean McGrady to the show to talk about hosting the Ave Explores initiative created by Ave Maria Press to help people explore aspects of the Catholic faith from a variety of different angles. Ave Explores consists of podcasts, Facebook Live interviews, articles, social media exclusives, and more. Cardinal Dolan then spoke to Bishop Gerardo Colacicco of the Archdiocese of New York about his new book, “Beneath the Cross: Meditations on the Seven Last Words.”

On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Msgr. Jim Vlaun first welcomed Mother Clare Matthias, Community servant of the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal to talk about her recent trip to Ethiopia. Cardinal Dolan then welcomed to the show Maureen H. McCullough, JD, who has served as the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic Regional Director of Catholic Relief Services to talk about this year’s Operation Rice Bowl.

On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Dave Dwyer first welcomed the President and Executive Director of The Philos Project, Robert Nicholson to talk about his article in the Wall Street Journal called, "Abraham’s Missing Child: Christians.” Cardinal Dolan then welcomed to the show Dan McLaughlin, Senior writer at National Review Online to talk about his recent National Review article, “The New Republic ’s Shameful Anti-Catholic Screed.” Cardinal Dolan then spoke to Brian McElwee, Board Chairman and Chair of the Executive Committee for Independence Mission Schools in Philadelphia, about his Op-Ed piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer, “Philly’s Beloved Catholic Schools are Slowly Dying. It Doesn’t Have to be this Way.”

On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Dave Dwyer first welcomed Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of New York, Michael Deegan to the show to talk about Catholic schools being treated fairly and how well they are doing in the face of the pandemic. Cardinal Dolan then welcomed to the show Rev. Dr. LaKeisha Cook, Justice Reform Organizer at the Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy to discuss their campaign to abolish the death penalty in Virginia. Cardinal then welcomed Bishop Gregory L. Parkes of the Diocese of St. Petersburg, FL and Bishop James V. Johnston, Jr. Bishop of the Diocese of Kansas City - St Joseph, Missouri to the show to discuss Super Bowl LV this weekend as they represent their respective cities in the big game.

On this “Conversation with Cardinal Dolan,” Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Dave Dwyer first welcomed Professor of Scripture and Vice Rector at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Dunwoodie, NY, Father Bill Cleary to talk about the feast of Saint Timothy. Cardinal Dolan then welcomed to the show Dr. Thomas Hilgers, founder and Director of the Saint Paul VI Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction in Omaha, Nebraska He helped develop the CREIGHTON MODEL FertilityCare™ System and the new women’s health science of NaProTECHNOLOGY®.