Celebrating the feast day of St. James the Apostle who was a part of the inner circle of Jesus’ twelve Apostles, together with Peter and John. James was also among the first four apostles called by Jesus to follow him. Deacon Harold dives in and also looking into Soulful Psalm 40:13-16.

Saint Sharbel Makhlouf is one of the best known saints in the Middle East. He arouses admiration and universal awe because of the extraordinary miracles and signs wrought through the power of his intercession. Today Deacon Harold dives deeper and shows what we can learn from Sharabel that fits into our faith. Also looking into Soulful Psalm Psalm 137:6-9

It'sa Word of God Wednesday so Deacon Harold dives into the Sunday Mass Readings for a clearer view of the scripture as well as a double dose of God's word with Soulful Psalm 18:16-20

Fr. Chris Alar joins Deacon Harold to talk about the Sacraments and looking into Soulful Psalm 109:6-11

Deacon Harold expands on St. Lawrence on his feast day. He was able to carry out a busy apostolate among the different categories of people. As an effective preacher, his knowledge, not only of the Bible but also of the rabbinic literature was so profound that even the Rabbis, impressed and full of admiration, treated him with esteem and respect. Also looking into Soulful Psalm 69:25-30

There are 4 types of law and today Deacon Harold looks into Natural Law: The human interaction of participation in the eternal law; that portion of the law that can be known rationally. It is that portion of the eternal law placed within us by God by virtue of God creating human nature. Also we look at Soulful Psalm 40:7-10

Today Deacon Harold & Ace are sharing from the Beacon of Truth Playlist talking about the song "Could This Be Magic" by Barry Manilow. The purpose is not to over spiritualize songs but ones that have spoken to us and maybe you and what we can learn from them as we apply wisdom and truth to our faith. Also looking at Souful Psalm 106:6-11

For Word of God Wednesday Deacon Harold looks into the readings for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. Also looking at Soulful Psalm 89:25-28.

The Seraphic Doctor Saint Bonaventure, as brilliant as he was academically, also had a deep and rich spiritual life. His writings on mystical theology, most especially the classic work, The Journey of the Mind to God, has helped generations of Catholics enter into the heart of the I AM, proving the words of Christ to be true: “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me.” Deacon Harold dives more into his life and legacy today. Also looking into SOulful Psalm 38:8-11

Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American Saint, was the daughter of a pagan Mohawk chief and a Christian Algonquin mother who shared her faith in God with Kateri. Her life was riddled with hardships: she was orphaned at age four, and the effects of smallpox left her disfigured and partially blind. Deacon Harold shares more about her life and legacy. Also looking into Souful Psalm 18:12-15