In this emotional episode, Dr. Jennifer Roback-Morris shares how she's celebrated her daughter's touching tribute, revealing what truly matters to children: presence, love, and faith. You'll discover why the sacrifices of motherhood are often invisible but irreplaceable, and how these quiet moments forge lifelong bonds in a way no career achievement can match.
We break down compelling insights on how modern culture undervalues traditional motherhood, including the dangerous shift toward gender-neutral language and the legal redefinition of family that threatens our understanding of what it means to parent.

Dr. Mores discusses the spiritual and societal consequences of eroding the language and institutions that nurture children — and why protecting the reality of mother and father is more critical than ever.
With heartfelt stories from her own life, Dr. Jennifer Roback-Morse emphasizes that the best years of her life were spent loving her children at home — not in academic or professional pursuits. She advocates for women to cherish the opportunity to nurture, teach, and simply be there, because children only get one childhood, and their need for their mother's presence is irreplaceable.

In this in-depth conversation, Dr. Jennifer Roback-Morse explores the sociological, psychological, and theological dimensions of modern family issues, marriage, and sexuality. As a representative of the Ruth Institute, she provides data-driven insights and challenges prevailing narratives around gender, sexuality, and reproductive technologies, advocating for a return to traditional human and family values.

Main Topics:

• The role of modern social science in understanding family and sexuality
• The myths and realities surrounding sexual orientation and gender identity
• The impact of childhood experiences and abuse on sexual development
• Legal and ethical considerations of conversion therapy and transgender treatments
• The societal and economic consequences of family breakdowns
• The importance of the natural family structure for societal stability
• Critical view of surrogacy and reproductive technologies
• The spiritual implications of manipulating human life and sexuality

This episode dives into recent legal battles, including the Supreme Court's landmark decision affirming therapists' right to help clients reconcile their feelings with their faith. We explore the dangerous parallels to other cultural issues like abortion and transgender rights, revealing how the push to silence dissent is less about science and more about imposing a restrictive moral order. Father Sullins discusses studies demonstrating that those who undergo efforts to diminish unwanted attractions often experience psychological benefits, including reduced suicidality, contrary to mainstream claims.

You'll discover: how scientific data, from reputable studies by Diamond, Spitzer, and others, proves that change is possible and common; the real history of how therapy for unwanted same-sex attraction was eliminated from mental health guidelines; and how current laws threaten the freedom of religious and mental health professionals to serve their clients ethically. This is essential listening for anyone concerned about the growing suppression of what science and morality actually say about human sexuality—and why preserving the right to help those who want it is a moral imperative.

Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse of the Ruth Institute sits down with Catholic philosopher and bestselling author Dr. Carrie Gress to discuss her powerful new book, Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can't Be Fused with Christianity (Sophia Institute Press, 2026).

SPECIAL LINK: Ruth Institute – Recovering from Feminism (FREE Resource): https://ruthinstitute.org/recovering-from-feminism/

Dr. Gress and Dr. Morse explore how feminism functions as a "shadow church" — mimicking Christianity's structure while replacing faith, hope, and love with contempt, rage, and envy.

They trace the movement's occult roots, its Marxist DNA, its manipulation of women's emotions going back to the 1890s, and why corporate America has always been its silent ally.

Topics covered:
— Why feminism and Christianity have fundamentally incompatible DNA
— The shadow church model: contempt, rage & envy vs. faith, hope & love
— The occult involvement of early suffragette leaders (Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Victoria Woodhull)
— Feminism's Marxist roots and the "perpetual enemy" strategy
— Why corporate America loves feminism
— John Paul II and the "Catholic feminism" trap
— The Virgin Mary as the true model of womanhood

In this episode, we explore groundbreaking research on post-abortion emotional distress presented by Father Paul Sullins of the Ruth Institute. Discover the long-term psychological impact of abortion on women and why informed consent is crucial.

In this episode of Driving Home the Faith, Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse examines a major Supreme Court decision addressing therapy bans for minors and the broader implications for parental rights and free speech. The conversation explores how laws restricting certain forms of counseling not only impact professionals but also limit the ability of children and families to seek the help they desire. With a focus on the well-being of children, the discussion highlights concerns about viewpoint discrimination, the growing influence of ideology in public policy, and emerging legal strategies that could reshape the future of counseling and family autonomy across the United States.

Are you navigating the tricky waters of relationships and trying to align your love life with your faith? In this talk, Betsy Kereks, a Catholic speaker, shares practical wisdom, heartfelt stories, and spiritual insights to help young adults prepare for a marriage rooted in faith and virtue.