Being Pro Life

Bob talks with Tonya Folks, Human Trafficking Liaison for the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office about how trafficking happens in the United States, how to recognize it, and how to report it.

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Bob talks with Wilson Willard, Executive Director of the Help Program Cincinnati, talks about the challenges of finding employment after being released from prison, and how his program helps make it possible to give people a chance to make an honest and living wage. 

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Bob talks with Lyle May, an inmate on death row for over 20 years, about the dignity of the person in prison. Lyle talks about his life, mistakes and the mentors he has met among his fellow inmates. 

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Bob talks with Tessie Castillo, author of Crimson Letters, about the inequality of the judicial system in capital cases in the United States, and of the humanity of prisoners on death row.

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Bob talks with Steve Brinkmoeller about his life of drug addiction, that led him to his conversion experience in prison.

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Bob talks with Marty Arlinghaus, Director of Prison Ministry for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, about the value of human life in prison, and what it is like to minister to those in prison. 

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Bob talks with Taylor Hyatt, a disabilities rights activist in Ontario, Canada, about Catholic parishes being more welcoming to those with disabilities, especially those with mobility limitations. 

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Bob talks with Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC, a priest working in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia known as the Autistic Priest. They discuss autism, sensory issues, and how parishes can be more accommodating to those with sensory and developmental issues at Mass and in religious education.  

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Bob talks with Cindi Swanson, a mother of a son with Downs Syndrome, anda woman who lost her site at age 41. She has served on Council for Intellectual Disabilities for the NCPD. They talk about how to help people with disabilities feel included in parish life, both in religious education and other aspect of parish life, recognizing the gifts everyone has to offer. 

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Bob talks with Anne Masters, Director of Pastoral Ministry for Persons with Disabilities for the Archdiocese of Newark, about going beyond making physical buildings accessible to those with disabilities, and moving toward belonging and recognizing the gifts everyone has to offer. 

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