Presbyterian convert, Mark Groenleer, shares how Catholicism,

especially the Eucharist, is the fulfillment of his lifelong

Christian faith.

Christine Stever, a mother with a special needs child, is led into the

Catholic Church.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates explore topics of conversion and

responsibility in light of the encyclical of Pope Leo

XIII regarding the right order of the Christian life.

Fr. Ayub Francis Nasar, a Pakistani-native-become-American priest, describes his

journey of faith and vocation and shares his love of

hospital ministry.

Future priest Lou Krupp and contemplitive nun Teresa Monticello relate their vocational journeys.

Jerry and Sheila Evans, former Presbyterians, discover joy in letting go of control.

Paula Veneklase, a former secularist, shares her sense of God's gifts as He brings her into new life in the Catholic Church.

Phil Krill and Gary Coates adulate and expound upon the ecumenism and clarity of the thought of Pope Benedict XVI.

Alona Schneider, a Russian immigrant, describes her journey from atheist to Catholic, in conjunction with her husband Jim's renewal of his own Catholic faith.

Faye Richardson, an African-American convert, discusses issues related to diversity and unity in the Church from a unique perspective.