For our very special episode about Father's Day, Bishop Wall interviews his two older brothers! Scott Wall is a firefighter with four children and one grandchild, and Craig Wall is a financial advisor with four children and 6 grandchildren (and one on the way). They discuss their family's conversion to Catholicism, favorite Biblical father figures, and their favorite memories of their own father.

For anyone who has ever visited our Diocesan offices, receptionist Ella Roanhorse has become like a longtime family member, have served 4 Bishops over 3 decades. Now, as Ella retires, Bishop Wall discusses her family, faith, and how Catholicism has impacted her life.

In their struggle against Thanos, the Avengers present a worldview consistent with Catholic teaching: that even a single life is worth fighting for.

"Avengers: Infinity War" isn't just a summer smash hit, but also a movie with deep parallels to ethical questions faced by modern society. Marvel has been laying the groundwork to "Infinity War" for a decade, and has now introduced one of the greatest comics villain of all time: Thanos, who seeks to kill half the population of the universe.

And in their struggle against Thanos, the Avengers present a worldview consistent with Catholic teaching: that even a single life is worth fighting for.

Maggie Jetty is a mother and specialist in early childhood development who makes "peg saints": artistic wooden depictions of saints which have brought the joys of the Faith to children and adults alike.

Maggie Jetty is a mother and specialist in early childhood development. In her spare time, she began to make "peg saints": little wooden figures specially hand-painted to resemble recognizable saints and Catholic figures. Jetty noticed that her Saints helped young children to learn about their faith through playing. Then adults began carrying the figures around or displaying them, and Jetty realized that her unique wooden figures were a source of joy and comfort to people of all ages. Now, after hundreds of completed peg saints and a published book, Bishop Wall interviews Jetty about evangelization through art.

In this episode, Bishop Wall hits on the most relevant points of the exhortation, from care of the poor, to joy, to the power and potential drawbacks of the internet.

What's the difference between an exhortation and an encyclical? The latest exhortation from Pope Francis, "Gaudete et exsultate", is a personal letter from the pontiff on topics close to his heart. In this case, he covers topics ranging from care of the poor, to joy, to the power and potential drawbacks of the internet. In this episode, Bishop Wall hits on the most relevant points of the exhortation.

The Ladies of Charity are a group of lay women worldwide who follow the Vincentian model of "Humility, Simplicity and Charity" in service to the poor.

In March of 2018, Bishop Wall, along with Suzanne Johnson, President of the National Board of Ladies of Charity, and Sr. Elizabeth Racko, spiritual moderator for the local chapter, formally established the Ladies of Charity in the Diocese of Gallup. Members will work locally on a variety of charitable efforts throughout the Diocese.

In the second part of our dual series on Humanae Vitae, Bishop Wall takes a look at the positive outcomes predicted by Pope Paul VI.