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"Lord teach us to pray." Bishop Folda talks about the Lord's desire to be our guide to the Father in prayer and how he desires to give us more than we can even imagine.

On September 7 Pope Leo XIV will canonize three young saints. We talk in this podcast about the beauty of these models for our youth and families.

Mother Madonna shares her own vocation story and Carmelite life of prayer that provides the Church with a spiritual powerhouse.

Sharing the joy of family and fun. Join us as we talk with Fr. Jason Lefor about the annual Pisek event that draws people from all over!

How do Catholics view suffering? Nathan Carr shares his own story of how suffering makes a space for the Lord to bless us in greater ways than we can comprehend.

Judge Mike Hurley joins us to talk about what he sees happening to the family from his side of the bench. We discuss the importance of parental roles in the the life of children.

Just back from Rome, Bishop Folda will share his experience and talk about Holy Trinity Sunday.

Join us as we visit with Fr. Boniface Hicks on encounter in prayer and the peace that we experience.

Learn about The Fisherman, an apostolate that helps men "Set out into the Deep" in their role as sons, brothers, husbands and fathers.

Bishop Folda talks about Pope Leo XIV and the promise of the Spirit given by Christ at his Ascension.

How do we reach our youth and young adults? What we've been doing for the past 20 years hasn't seemed to work, where do we go from here?

What does the voice of Jesus sound like? How will we know him if he calls?

After the Resurrection of Jesus what did Peter and the other Apostles do? Did they actually plan to return to their old life after they could no longer see Jesus?

Thomas makes his bold statement of belief after doubting the resurrection of Jesus.

We are an Easter people and Alleluia is our song! How do we take this message to a world that doesn't often seem to even look to God for salvation?

The greatest gift we can give to the less privileged is just seeing them as persons with dignity.

Pilgrimage is a way of "walking with Jesus" and entering in to the sacredness of the journey this life offers.

The Lord often employs his people in his work of "unexpected meetings" so that we can encounter him. Msgr. Laliberte unpacks Paul's letter to the Romans.

In the flight to Eqypt two men played a role that was very different. St. Joseph and Herod the Great. One made a leap of faith, the other...

What does the call to Evangelization look like? Enter into a reflection on the different aspects of Evangelization (Encounter, Formation and Mission) through Scripture.