In this final episode, we examine our true identity in God's eyes despite any feeling of being an outcast.  

How we nurture the interior life impacts the external fruitfulness we offer to others and to the Church.  

The greatest challenge that formators face among seminarians is often replicated in the hearts of many Christian believers.  

Given how sporting events often draw people together, is the Church still a place where belonging and communion can be found?  

When configured to Christ, the pattern of salvation can be seen in all layers of our lives.  

The Diocese of Sioux City announces the appointment of a new bishop by Pope Francis, continuing the succession of the apostles.    

Where are self-acceptance and strength found when feeling broken, especially in the face of depression and chronic pain?  

Do current birth rates indicate a growing hopelessness in our culture?  Is there still a desire for the continued gift of life while cooperating with the Creator?  

Are Catholics schools still relevant to the mission of the Church, and how do all Catholics relate to this apostolate?  

Join us for a discussion about a new ministry that is helping Catholics find support and inclusion within the Church.  

How do conversations about other's struggles get incorporated into initial steps of evangelization? 

Join us as we discuss three common misconceptions about Catholics. 

How are online relationships and the rise of AI interactions shaping our understanding of how persons dwell in communion with each other?  

We offer a special message on the birthday of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.  

Is there any guarantee that our worship today is the same as what Christians used to offer?  

How to do we receive others in the midst of imperfections?  Are our interactions with others seen as graced encounters with Christ?  

What is the contemporary situation of agnosticism and how do we support those who are searching for the presence of God?  

How do natural virtues serve as a gateway to deeper evangelization? 

In pondering some questions that young believers face, we discuss how to meet people in their insecurities regarding faith.  

When navigating life in the Church, how deeply do our guiding principles run?  

As we seek greater guidance from God, do we allow him to lead us according to His ways?  

A new invention used to terminate one's own life is making headlines.  How does this push for euthanasia undermine the dignity of each human person?  

How we approach the mystery of worship invites us to focus on how we willingly place ourselves in front of God.  

On rare occasions, someone might not receive absolution when coming to confession.  How do we understand this pastoral response and the confusion that it can cause?   

When met with those of a different cultural background, how do we respond?  Is there a feeling of angst and insecurity, or do we embrace the opportunity before us?