In today's episode of "Front page" Dr. Maria Fedoryka, philosophy professor at Ave Maria University, speaks on the true value of motherhood and how today's society tries to go against it.

Today, "Front page" offers an excerpt from the program "In the Footsteps of the Nazarene," with Fr. Rodrigo Miranda, priest in the Institute of the Incarnate Word. He tells us the greatest lessons he learned during the 5 years of war he lived in Syria, where the conflict and the religious persecution increase daily.

Mary is our Mother, Teacher, and Model. This is what Fr. Álvaro Almenar Picallo, graduate in Sacred Theology of Marriage and Family, speaks to us about in this new episode of "Front page." He sums up these titles attributed to Mary and what it is that she teaches us with them.

We offer you some pieces of an interview for the program "In the Footsteps of the Nazarene" with Bishop Antoine Audo, Chaldean Catholic Bishop of Aleppo. Bishop Audo reveals to us where he gets the strength to take on the situation that he and so many other Christians in Syria are living. He reminds us of our own responsibility, as Christians, to promote peace in the world. He is convinced that the Virgin Mary is with them and protects them.

Today "Front Page" presents a brief snippet of an interview with January Donovan, founder of "The Art of being a Woman" project. January speaks on the importance of asking oneself what is it that God wants and what He has in mind for our lives. She speaks on how we should put less emphasis on what we do and more on who we are. She also shares a bible text that has impulsed her to trust in the Lord because He is the one that gives the heart what it desires.
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Today on "Front Page" we have Sr. María de Guadalupe's testimony, SSVM, missionary sister in Syria. She briefly describes to us how the Christians there courageously live the religious persecution that they are suffering. Far from denying their faith, they confess it fearlessly, in such a way that their faith is purified and made stronger. They are very clear about the fact that they are Christians and they're not willing to abandon their identity as such.