Jude Acheson, the diocesan coordinator for prison and jail ministries, discusses the impact that the act of extending compassion and love to those who may be shunned or forgotten because of their deeds can have.

Michael Vacca, a lawyer, joins us to discuss the concepts and practical applications of natural law.

David Faber, superindendent of schools for the Grand Rapids, Michigan diocese, shares insights on the performance and faith value inherent in a Catholic education, as well as sharing current strategies being employed to keep a Catholic education as financially viable for as many people as possible.

Rebecca Mastee, Tom Hickson, and Dave Maluchnik, representatives of the Michigan Catholic Conference, discuss their work being a voice for Catholics in the political process.

Guests from the Franciscan Life Process Center Sr. Sarah Doser and Sr. Mary Timothy Prokes discuss the spiritual benefits of setting aside time to be quiet with the Lord.

Jim "Butch" Murphy, a longtime "charismatic" Catholic, discusses the "charismatic renewal" experience both in the the context of the Catholic Church and in his personal life.

Fr. Don Lomasiewicz, Leonard Grotenrath, and Kristin and Robert Harrison engage in a roundtable discusson on the history and current resurgence of the Tridentine (Latin) rite Mass.

Young women in various stages of vocational formation with the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist discuss the mission and lifestyle of their order.

Fr. Robert Sirico, co-founder and president of the Acton Institute, discusses how capitalism, informed by Christian values such as morality and humility, can be a powerful force for good in society.

Dom Ford, Laura Stamp, and David McHugh discuss the recent Baraga Film Festval, a video competition for young people focusing on Catholic themes.