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| Quick Questions | Could a non-Catholic be canonized by the Catholic Church? | |
| Quick Questions | Is St. Christopher still a saint? | |
| Quick Questions | Why isn't Noah a saint? | |
| Quick Questions | How can Eastern Orthodoxy have saints if it has no pope? | |
| Quick Questions | Is it proper to ask publicly for the prayers of a deceased person who is not beatified? | |
| Video | When did the Church begin canonizing saints? | |
| Quick Questions | There is a list of canonized saints, so why isn't there a list of the damned? | |
| Quick Questions | What is the difference between saints and blesseds? | |
| Quick Questions | Should Catholics venerate saints who were canonized by Eastern Orthodox churches? | |
| Quick Questions | When did the custom of canonizing saints start, and is it true that canonizations are infallible? | |
| Quick Questions | Can the Church recognize non-Catholics as saints? | |
| Radio Shows | The Death and Life of Saint Padre Pio | 9/21/2009 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Mother Teresa's Dark Night | 8/10/2009 7pm ET |
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