Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This episode, Bill and Mike discuss the Biden administration’s clueless stance on transgender youth and an issue involving the Bishop of Worcester, MA and the College of the Holy Cross. They also discuss belief in the resurrection in today’s secular world. To watch click here.

Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This week, Bill and Mike discuss controversies surrounding the Oscars, NYC Mayor Eric Adams, and manipulation of parental rights in Florida. They also discuss a major victory the League had in stopping a Suffolk County, NY resolution that would have censored prayer in the Legislature. To watch click here.

Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This week, Bill and Mike give a brief recap of what the League has done this week. They also address a religious liberty case in Finland, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ support for parental rights, and deceptive media and pollsters with regards to LGBT curricula. To watch click here.

Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This week’s episode discusses an affirmative action hypocrite in the U.S. government, the slandering of Polish Americans, and Citi’s policy of funding abortions for women.  What’s going on in the private schools is also addressed.  To watch click here.

In this special episode, Bill and Mike give a salute to St. Patrick and his role in spreading the Gospel in Ireland. They also discuss the relevant topics the League covered this week including a New Jersey congressman who is against parental rights and the increase of self-absorption in secular society. To watch click here.

Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This week, Bill and Mike discuss former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s exploitation of churchgoers, the rising popularity of orthodox religions, and President Biden’s misguided policies toward women. They also give further developments regarding a Missouri lawmaker that was suspended by Twitter last week. To watch click here.

Bill Donohue, joins Fr. Mitch Pacwa for an open, honest discussion of the clergy sexual abuse scandal. They clarify the facts and examine the true causes of this stain on the Church. To watch click here.

Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This week, Bill and Mike discuss discrimination at the hands of Twitter and the U.S. Navy. They also discuss President Biden’s State of the Union, and the Staten Island, NY St. Patrick’s Day Parade. To watch click here.

Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This week, Bill and Mike discuss the hypocrisy of corporate elites regarding race. They also discuss anti-Catholic attacks done by Antifa and BLM and manipulation of children by the state. To watch click here.

Catholic League Forum is a weekly Q&A discussion between Catholic League president Bill Donohue and director of communications Mike McDonald on contemporary issues of interest to the Catholic community. This week, Bill and Mike discuss Christians being targeted both at school and in the workplace. They also share findings of research on the 12 most religious and least religious U.S. states. To watch click here.