We are joined by author Anne Merwin whose latest biography, "Elizabeth Ann Seton," profiles the saint's life from her birth in Revolutionary America through her pioneering in Catholic education. Later, Fr. Michael Roach, Professor of Church History at Mount Saint Mary's Seminary, offers a glimpse into the challenges and achievements, the education and background, and the leadership qualities of the men who have served as Archbishop of Baltimore.

We're joined by author Tony Whall who showcases Sister Mary Elizabeth Gintling's contributions to the Little Sisters of the Poor and to the world in his new biography, "Sister Mary Elizabeth Gintling: A Life for God." Later in the show, author Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda discusses her latest book, "The Shepherd Who Didn't Run: Father Stanley Rother," which takes a look at the life of Fr. Rother who was martyred in Guatemala in 1981.