Living Our Faith

Death and dying are difficult subjects; however, starting the conversation early can lead to the best end of life care possible. How we can do this as Catholics is today’s discussion on Living Our Faith. Doug Ulaszek, Rich Fedor, and Kathleen Cepelka join Archbishop Grob to reflect on dying with dignity and the sacredness of life.  Learn more:  https://www.archmil.org/love-until-the-last-breath  

With the same faith as Mary, let us become “weavers of hope” in our world, sharing who we are and what we have, so that the presence of Jesus may grow among us and his Kingdom take shape. —Pope Leo XIV Our guests reflect on transforming society right here in our local communities. Archbishop Grob’s friends introduce us to the people they encounter and their stories as they weave hope into the worl...

Retreats sound soothing and relaxing, but what exactly is a Catholic spiritual retreat? Our two guests share knowledge on choosing the type of retreat that will fit your spiritual needs and how it can transform and deepen your relationship with God. Fr. Robert Kroll and Fr. James Kubicki from Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, two experts on Catholic retreats, are in the studio with our host, Meg As...

A poignant glimpse of Catholics upholding human dignity through their work and lives. Archbishop Grob and friends reflect on human dignity with stories of hope, respect, and positive transformation. Hear about special initiatives to respectfully bury the pre-born and the unclaimed deceased and how bright new paths are created for women who've experienced trauma. Joining Archbishop Grob are Megan O...

Today’s podcast of Living Our Faith explores Adaptive Sacramental Preparation Kits. Our guests share how these kits positively impact individuals with autism and special needs – including them in the sacramental life of the Church!  To inquire about these kits, please contact Anh Claussen at the Archdiocese of Milwaukee P: 414-831-8485

Today our guests share how the upcoming Catechetical Conference is an inspiring day of professional development and faith formation for all those who teach our Catholic faith. Joining us in the studio are Doug Ulaszek (Archdiocese of Milwaukee), Amelia Avila (St. John Paul II Parish, Milwaukee), and Fr. Joseph Heit (Northwest Parishes of Racine). Learn more & register: https://www.archmil.org/...

Christ knows you deeply but do you know him? Today we share a beautiful conversation on creating a heart-to-heart relationship with Christ and what it means to know him. Our guests share the many ways we can bring him into our personal lives and experience the richness of his love. Joining Archbishop Grob are Fr. Edward Sanchez, Al McCauley, and our host Beth Ulaszek

Three joyful new priests share their path to priesthood on this week’s Living Our Faith. Fathers Alexander Becker, Joel Kolb and Peter Danner were recently ordained for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and we are thrilled to share them in the studio with us. Formed at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary these are three of the six men who were ordained on May 16, 2026. Praise God.

Fr. Michael Wolfe of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee shares an amazing personal story of faith. His vocational path began in Milwaukee; then he served in the Dominican Republic and returned to Milwaukee, now serving as the vicar for Urban Ministry. His passion for working with many cultures is profound. Hear his story in this week’s episode of Living Our Faith.

An inspiring reflection with Archbishop Grob and friends, sharing personal stories of how they are drawn to Mary as a source of daily strength and a connection to Christ. Devotions and more are explored in this week’s Living Our Faith.  Joining Archbishop Grob are Fr. John Baumgardner, Fr. Sergio Rodriguez, and Meg Aspinwall from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.

Three men share their personal stories as they journey into the priesthood and experience the joy of ordination day, becoming transitional deacons. Deacons Jacob Bruns, Adam Widder, and Scott Zarling of Saint Francis de Sales Seminary share their amazing experiences on their path to priesthood.

Pope Leo XIV has proclaimed a Franciscan Jubilee Year from January 10, 2026, to January 10, 2027, marking the 800th anniversary of the passing of St. Francis of Assisi. Archbishop Grob and his “Franciscan” guests reflect on the saint's life and impact as well as the upcoming celebrations throughout the archdiocese.   Joining Archbishop Grob are Sr. Joanne Schatzlein, OSF (Sisters of St. Francis of...

Listen in as Fr. Sanchez reflects on how we can all be responsive to God’s love. His inspiring discussion includes his installation as Cathedral rector, what parishes offer on Divine Mercy Sunday, Saint Faustina, and the famous Divine Mercy painting.

Join us for prayer and a beautiful reading of the Stations of the Cross with Archbishop Grob, Fr. Brad Krawczyk and Margaret Rhody. Stabat Mater sung by Meg Aspinwall.

Celebrate and rediscover Saint Joseph, a gentle, quiet man who serves as a guide, guardian, and intercessor in difficult times. Today, two priests and a father of a young family are reflecting on this beloved saint who is the Patron Saint of carpenters, families, fathers and more. Joining us are Fr. Brad Krawczyk, Fr. Joseph Heit, and Mark Schrauth.