Living Divine Mercy

Carlo Acutis was the first millennial to be beatified by the Church and one of the youngest canonized. Fr. Chris talks about Carlo’s holiness and zeal to evangelize his peers.

Fr. Chris explains the beautiful Catholic devotion to Our Lady of the Rosary and describes the victorious story of Our Lady’s intercession during the battle of Lepanto in 1571.

Fr. Mark Baron explains the very real existence of the devil and how his capacity to influence us into bad behavior can lead to suicidal ideations and tendencies.

Fr. Thaddeus Lancton contrasts our conscience with our emotions and feelings. One uses objective truth to make judgments of reason while the other relies on fickle likes and wants.

Fr. Chris explains the devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows, discusses the Seven Sorrows of Our Lady as suffering based in love, and the popularity of this Marian Feast in the Church.

Fr. Andy Davy talks about the life and ministry of Mother Teresa and the inspiring story of her intercession in the life of Marcilio Haddad Andrino, which led to her canonization.

Fr. Chris explains how the reasons for The Crusades are often distorted in modern culture. We also hear about the Digan family’s miraculous healing, attributed to St. Faustina.

Fr. Chris speaks about the Biblical foundation of Mary’s Queenship in Heaven. Several Seton Route Pilgrims also share their experience of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage.

Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC, gives an in-depth look at St. Maximilian Kolbe. We’ll also hear about Red Bird Ministries’ services for those who have lost loved ones to suicide.

Fr. Chris explains a “soul tie,” how they work, and the five steps for breaking bad "soul ties" with the help of a priest. We also hear a redemptive story from Andrew Comiskey.

Fr. Chris explains we are not held morally responsible for our forefather’s sins, but the effects of those sins can touch our lives in different ways. We hear Sheila Terry’s story.

Fr. Thaddeus Lancton shares Ignatian spirituality and how people often change during Ignatian retreats through confession and repentance. We hear Don O’Mara's personal experience.

Fr. Chris explains who St. Mary Magdalene was, discusses speculations about her and dispels false claims made in The Da Vinci Code. Courtney Lenaburg also joins the discussion.

Today we explore the Biblical account of Noah and the great flood, laying out beliefs the Church requires and those that it permits, showing our salvation is ever-linked to water.

Fr. Chris reveals the inspiring story of Maria Goretti, one of our youngest saints, who fought and died to protect her chastity, but not before forgiving the man who attacked her.