Kelly Tolman and Crystal Comiskey share the mission and vision behind The Pelican Project, which helps parents build a culture of life in the home, and provides free resources to spark life-affirming daily conversations.

The Pelican Project supports parents in teaching their children the dignity and sanctity of human life. Co-founders Kelly Tolman and Crystal Comiskey share how they met and why this ministry means so much to them.

On the seventh anniversary of her passing, Jim and Joy share their personal reflections on Mother Angelica’s life and legacy, and welcome viewers to contribute their own stories about how much she meant to their faith.

In her new book, Gretchen Crowe tells the story of Rachel Muha, a young mother who finds healing despite her incredible loss. Learn about her promise of forgiveness, and how she keeps her son Brian’s memory alive today.

Author Gretchen Crowe introduces viewers to the powerful story of Rachel Muha, a mother who found the grace to forgive her son’s killers, after he was abducted and murdered as a young college student.

Jim and Joy celebrate the Solemnity of St. Joseph by sharing their reflections on the importance of this devotion, and hearing from viewers about how the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary has impacted their lives.

If you haven’t built your St. Joseph Altar yet, what are you waiting for? Laura Padron delves into the details, and shows viewers how this devotion enhances their community, and serves as an outreach to those in need.

Laura Padron has written a book about building St. Joseph altars as a way to express devotion to this great saint. She explains the practice and shows viewers how they can partake in this cherished tradition from Sicily.

From their humble workshop in Missouri, Kenn Obermark and Bill Gegg are spreading the Divine Mercy devotion across the country. Jim and Joy welcome them, and ask their viewers about their own Divine Mercy experiences.

If you’re looking for the perfect gift for children, order a copy of Anthony DeStefano’s “Greenlee is Growing.” He stops by today to explain how the liturgical seasons of Lent and Easter reflect the seasons of our lives.