Gramps may not be a great babysitter but he is a wonderful grandfather. Find out what makes him so. This show from 1948, hosted by 5 time Academy Award nominated Irene Dunne, offers a charming story of a multi-generational home. Gramps is played by Victor Moore, Una Merkel plays his daughter and Henry Blair, the grandson. Venerable Patrick Peyton, C.S.C., produced this program. It has been remastered by Family Theater Productions and is re-introduced by Farther David Guffey, C.S.C.

This tribute to mothers originally broadcast on Mother's Day 1948, and is hosted by the great Gene Kelly. That same year Kelly starred as D'Artagnan in "The Three Musketeers." The story also features, Virginia Bruce and John Beal. Venerable Father Patrick Peyton, C.S.C., produced this show which has been remastered and is presented her by Father David Guffey, C.S.C. and Family Theater Productions.

Dennis Morgan received the most fan mail of any male actor on the Warner Brother's lot in 1947. That same year he hosted this episode of Family Theater on the Mutual Broadcasting System. This week's story is all about the power of forgiveness and second chances. The show stars William Gargan, known for his work playing 1940s film detective Ellery Queen. This episode was originally produced by Venerable Father Patrick Peyton, C.S.C. and has been remastered by Family Theater Productions. It is re-introduced by Father David Guffey, CSC.

"Unless you become like a child you will not see the Kingdom of God." A very young Natalie Wood plays just such a child, a little girl who helps others see beauty and accept love. This show is from 1947, that same year, Natalie Wood starred in the Christmas classic, "Miracle on 34th Street." Father Patrick Peyton produced the show and it has been remastered by Family Theater Productions, with an introduction by Father David Guffey, C.S.C.

A man tells the story of how his daughter was named and in the process tells the love story of how he met his wife. Don Ameche hosts. Kathryn Grayson and Johnny Johnston star. Family Theater Productions presents remastered family classics from our audio archives. The shows were originally produced by Venerable Father Patrick Peyton, CSC, with new introductions by Father David Guffey.

Jack Haley (Scarecrow in "Wizard of Oz") hosts this show from 1947. Chester Morris (Radio's "Boston Blackie" detective) plays a hardened ex-convict, intent on revenge. An angel tries to help him reconcile his life and find peace. Family Theater Productions presents remastered family classics from our audio archives. The shows were originally produced by Venerable Father Patrick Peyton, CSC, with new introductions by Father David Guffey.

Legendary actress Ethel Barrymore narrates the story of the suffering and death of Jesus. She is accompanied by music from Meredith Wilson and The Bob Mitchell Choir. Originally broadcast in 1947, this play was remastered and is now introduced by Father David Guffey from Family Theater Productions.

A young man runs away from home, guided by a wise old fellow traveler.

Family Theater Productions presents remastered family classics from our audio archives. The shows were originally produced by Venerable Father Patrick Peyton, CSC, with new introductions by Father David Guffey.

Nothing is more tragic for a couple than the loss of a child. In this story, two parents face this loss by turning to each other and by turning to God. In doing so, they found life-giving hope for their future together. Jeanne Crain ("State Fair" and "Cheaper by the Dozen") stars with Patrick McGeehan. This show originally aired in 1947 and has been remastered by Family Theater Productions, with a new introduction from Father David Guffey.

Sometimes a younger person can teach a lot to someone older. Regis Toomey plays Officer Mac Denton, a hardened cop who no one wants to partner with except a rookie, Ed Thomas (Walter Tetley), whose compassion and sense of understanding helps transform his elder colleague. Originally broadcast in 1947 and hosted by award winning actress Maureen O'Hara(Miracle on 34th Street). Family Theater Productions remastered the show, with an introduction from Father David Guffey,