Charity, Unity, Fraternity, Patriotism: these are the four essential pillars of the Knights of Columbus. This worldwide Catholic brotherhood encourages its members to perform local charity works, model Catholic fatherhood, and serve parish needs.

In this episode, Bishop Wall proposes that Catholics and people of good conscience act as Jesus has always called us to: with courageous love for one another.

Racism and intolerance is nothing new, but they are evils that must be answered whenever they are encountered. In a time when prejudice seems to be constantly bad in the spotlight, Bishop Wall proposes that Catholics answer as Jesus taught us: through nonviolent, authentic love. towards our neighbors.

Meet your newest Diocesan priest!

Fr. John Cormack, newly-ordained priest for the Diocese of Gallup, comes to us all the way from Ireland! In this episode, he tells Bishop Wall about his background, favorite saints, vocation story, and more.

Separation of Church and State does not mean freedom from religion.

Separation of Church and state is an important aspect of American life, but all too often, but it doesn't restrict the practice of religion to one hour per week. When our religion is something that infuses and permeates every aspect of our lives, how do we preserve this spiritual influence while also acting as good and faithful citizens?

St. Kateri Tekakwitha is an important role model for Native American Catholics, especially in the Diocese of Gallup. The Annual Tekakwitha Conference carries on her legacy in the modern age, ensuring that the voices and cultures of Native Americans are properly represented in the Catholic Church.

Ordinary Time is the perfect opportunity to make our spiritual lives extraordinary.

Have you ever wondered why the Church has different seasons on the Liturgical Calendar, and why the period between Lent and Advent runs so long? What do the various vestment colors mean, and why are some feast days a bigger deal than others? In this episode, Bishop Wall explains the significance of the Liturgical Calendar, and why Ordinary Time is the perfect opportunity to make our spiritual lives extraordinary.