What is the Year of St. Joseph, and what are the spiritual benefits of a devotion to St. Joseph? Bishop James Wall breaks it down for Catholics.

Following one's moral conscience can be challenging at the best of times, but even more so during election season. How to best combine our religious obligations with our civic duties? In this episode, Bishop Wall gives suggestions on how best to participate in secular and civic life while doing our best to also follow Catholic teaching.

What makes the sacrament of marriage so beautiful, and how can couples navigate the challenges and joys that come from a lifelong commitment to one another?

Marriage is an underrated and often misunderstood vocation, especially within secular societies. What makes this sacrament so beautiful, and how can couples navigate the challenges and joys that come from a lifelong commitment to one another?

In this episode, Bishop Wall chats with special guests Hayden and Nicole Wallace about their recent marriage and growth as a couple.

How easy it is to feel powerless, angry, and saddened in the face of oppression, racism and injustice! But to act justly and kindly in response, Catholics must keep in mind the two most powerful commandments: to love God, and to love our neighbors as ourselves.

In this episode, Bishop Wall reflects on the killing of George Floyd, unjust systems, and offers advice for Catholics on how to productively follow Christ's call to love and serve our neighbors.

The Church calls us to face uncertain times with courage, perseverance, and hope

For most American Catholics, the Coronavirus is unprecedented; no public Masses, suspension of Confirmations, closures of schools - the list goes on. But pandemics, limited access to the Sacraments, and tough times have occurred many times throughout the history of the Church, and so it is up to Catholics to face uncertain times with courage, perseverance, and hope.

In this episode, Bishop Wall is joined by Bishop James Conley, Fr. Matthew Keller, Fr. Mitchell Brown, and Deacon Randolph Copeland (a physician) for a discussion on maintaining hope and faith during the COVID-19 pandemic.

How to make this your most prayerful Lent ever, whether you're just now kickstarting your prayer life or have a solid spiritual life already.

It's time once again for our annual Lenten podcast! In this episode, Bishop Wall shares his personal Lenten habits and gives advice on how to make this your most prayerful and fruitful Lent ever, whether you're just now kickstarting your prayer life or have a solid spiritual life already.

The bishop visits the "threshold" of the Apostles, and the Pope as the successor of St. Peter.