about four o'clock

Every priest is called to be a teacher. The three priests share reflections on what made their favorite teachers so impactful as well as the ways that teaching has played a major role in their life as priests.

Can sisters have tattoos? All that and more as the three priests enjoy a delightful conversation with Sr. Mary Faustina of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary of Wichita.

The three priests are joined by Sr. Mary Jane Frances of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary of Wichita to chat about her vocation story as well as the great impact the IHM Sisters have had on each of them.

Along with Fr. Etienne Huard, OSB, the three priests discuss the necessary qualities of and common difficulties in living out masculine virtue. Plus, we dive into Fr. Drew's deep appreciation for the T.V. show "Gilmore Girls."

We break another barrier today as a monk (not a religious) sits down with the three priests to discuss his experience of discernment to give his life as an oblation of prayer for the world.

The three priests sit down with Fr. Curtis Hecker to hear all about growing up without electricity, working on an oil rig, and discovering his call to the priesthood.

This week the priests chat with their good friend Fr. Hayden Charles about his journey to the priesthood and the apparent miracle that he even survived so many injuries to arrive at ordination.

The three priests share their memories of First Communions. Then we discuss the importance of being a public person in order to allow our humanity to be a bridge for the Gospel.

There's been some restructuring in the Vocations Office, so the three priests work to find a new title for Fr. Drew. Then we share experiences of the beauty and joys of saying "goodbye" in priestly ministry.

We continue our coverage of the riveting Schibi Classic baseball game. With special guest, Vince Schibi, the patriarch of the family.