Living Our Faith

Art historian Dr. Elizabeth Lev reveals how Catholic art reflects the truth of the Good News through beauty as it communicates faith in a powerful way. This wonderful conversation is a prelude to Archbishop Listecki’s annual Pallium Lecture (Feb. 15), in which Dr. Lev will offer a deeply insightful visual presentation on the beauty of Catholic art and the meaning behind famous works of art focusin...

Dr. Mike Brummond continues Archbishop Listecki's conversation on the Most Holy Eucharist with an insightful look at the development of the liturgical movement and how it came to be. Dr. Brummond is the Associate Professor of Systematic Studies at Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology.

Hope and Healing After an Abortion: Archbishop Listecki and his guests discuss a special archdiocesan program, Project Rachel, which helps those dealing with the aftermath of abortion. We’ll hear how Project Rachel offers hope and healing through a confidential, free, and non-judgmental service. Joining us from Project Rachel are Deacon Jim Mathias (Respect Life Ministry Director) and Colleen Krem...

Meet three of our newly ordained priests from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. They will share their faith journeys and how they envision themselves serving God and our Catholic communities. Joining Archbishop Listecki are Fr. Kevin Tanel (Associate Pastor, Holy Family Fond du Lac), Fr. Michael Courchaine (Associate Pastor, Lumen Christi, Mequon), and Fr. Joseph Heit (Associate Pastor, Cathedral of S...

Archbishop Listecki’s guests discuss all things Christmas including carols, traditions, and the crèche. Joining us are Fr. Bob Cook , OFM Conv (Rector/Pastor, Basilica of St. Josephat, Milwaukee), and Brian McLinden , Director of the Archdiocesan Choir.

Archbishop Listecki’s guest, Fr. Michael Maher S. J. discusses the Most Holy Eucharist during the Council of Trent (16th century) and the Protestant Reformation.

Archbishop Listecki's guest, Fr. Patrick Behling, discusses The Most Holy Eucharist in the Middle Ages (13th century) and Saint Thomas Aquinas.

Two priests in one family: Today we meet Fr. Rod Ermatinger, pastor of the Little Flower Parish in Montana, serving the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, and Fr. Cliff Ermatinger, a priest with the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Each brother serves in different ways and today they'll share their faith journeys and the road to priesthood. Fr. Rod Ermatinger also has great stories of serving on the Blackfeet...

Our guests are Michael Diego Vázquez, Janat Davis, and Cindi Petre, three outstanding Catholics who are recipients of the 2023 Vatican II Awards. Join us as they share their personal and inspiring faith journeys with us.

Join Archbishop Listecki for a great conversation with Fr. Tim Kitzke, the new rector of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. Fr. Tim shares his vision for the cathedral and its surrounding parishes.

Eusebius of Caesarea through St. Gregory the Great (4th century through 6th century/very beginning of 7th century., Guest: Fr. John Gibson Bishop and Fr. Justin Kizewski

St. Clement of Rome through St. Cyprian of Carthage (end of 1st century through 3rd century), Guest: Fr. Justin Weber and Fr. Justin Kizewski

The Most Holy Eucharist in the New Testament, with a focus on Epistles (Paul), the Book of Hebrews, and the Catholic Letters of Timothy and Titus. Saints Timothy & Titus c. 90., Guest: Fr. José Nieto

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Agnieszka Kosmecka to Living Our Faith. Dr. Kosmecka, who comes to us from Poland, is the Director of Liturgical Music at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. We'll learn about her lifelong passion for music and how she instructs our seminarians on the intricate vocal skills needed to perform sacred songs. We’ll also play several beautiful recordings of our seminarians...

Archbishop Listecki speaks with Ed Foy, the recently named Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.

Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Deacons Michael Courchaine and Joseph Heit, who’ll share personal and inspirational stories on their journey to serving God.

The Most Holy Eucharist in the New Testament Gospels, focus on the John’s Gospel and the symbols of wine and water. Saint John c. 95 Focus on John’s Gospel, Guest: Fr. Kevin Barnekow

The Last Supper and Early Christian Communities, AD 33 Biblical pre-figurements of the Most Holy Eucharist (Old Testament), Guest: Fr. John Paul Mitchell

Wives of Deacons – Appreciating Their Role in the Catholic Church: Today we talk with two wives whose husbands are deacons. These incredible women share stories of the special relationship they share with their husbands and what a gift the diaconate is to their family. Learn about the unique archdiocesan program that supports the wives of deacons through religious education, faith and friendship —...

Is Archbishop Listecki a fan of the Bosch detective book series? Find out by listening to our annual book review show on Living Our Faith! “Why Be Catholic?” “A Catholic Pilgrimage through American History,” and “Gift from the Sea” are just some of the books reviewed by Archbishop and his guests. Joining us is Mark Schrauth the director of the Salzmann Library at St. Francis de Sales Seminary.

Join Archbishop Listecki and his guests, Deacons Dennis Beltre Charles Luke and David Sweeney, who share inspirational stories as they journey on the path to priesthood. Wonderful stories of growing up Catholic, making the decision to serve God, and the excitement of the transitional ordination are explored.

We are just a few weeks away from the June 10, 2023 Eucharistic Congress in Milwaukee – a Saturday morning of formation and celebration of our love of the Eucharist. Tune in this week to hear Archbishop Listecki discuss this special Eucharistic Revival event with guests Margaret Rhody and Fr. Matthew Widder. Together, they’ll share the vision and mission of the Eucharistic Revival and what it all...

Behind the Scenes of a Church on a Mission: The 2014 Synod assembly, called for by Archbishop Listecki, was a bold move to trust the Holy Spirit to guide us toward spiritual renewal and a compelling vision for the future. Now nine years later, the fruits of that Synod are a reality. Archbishop Listecki’s guests, Susan McNeil and Fr. Phillip Bogacki, dedicated to that mission, will share the accomp...

Trekking the globe on missionary work or studying religious art in Rome – whatever priests choose for a sabbatical, the intent is to reenergize, connect with others, and deepen their faith and prayer life. Archbishop Listecki’s guests Fathers Ricardo Martin and Jim Volkert share their sabbatical stories – the “how” and “why” they took a sabbatical and what they’ve learned for their next chapter of...

We are incredibly fortunate to have so many people who contribute to Catholic education. Today, we're discussing the wonderful people who give their time, talent, and treasure to support and grow our schools. We will also learn about the recent Seton Award recipients (Fr. Jim Lobacz, Donna Bembenek, and the Michaels Family), who inspired and spearheaded efforts in Catholic education. Archbishop Li...