Deacon Bob Hunt discusses his new book, "Thy Word, an Introduction to the Bible for People in the Pews".  

Catholic Filmmakers Veronica DiPippo and Marc Aramian, producers of Father Ryan: A Higher Call, discuss their latest project He Named Him Adam, as well as their life in Hollywood, the roadblocks and challenges they encountered while working there, and their move to the Diocese of Knoxville. 

The Diocese of Knoxville is helping form lay leaders for the Church by working with The University of Notre Dame and The McGrath Institute for Church Life. Lizzie Morris, an Echo Graduate Services student from Illinois joins us on this episode to speak about her work here in East Tennessee. 

Loune Viaud, a Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award recipient, met with the Haiti Outreach Ministry at the Cathedral of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. She joins Jim Wogan for this update on the situation in Haiti and the work of Partners in Health and the Haiti Outreach Ministry. 

Jason Evert of the Chastity Project will be leading a family-based event at St. John Neumann Parish on Oct. 22. that invites parents, teens (13+), and all adults to learn about God's plan for love and consider the meaning of sex, gender, and the human body.  This episode previews Jason's ministry and the event at SJN. 

Coinciding with the National Eucharistic Revival, the International Eucharistic Miracles Exhibit visits two parishes in the Diocese of Knoxville in September. This traveling exhibit contains an extensive assortment of photographs and historical descriptions of Eucharistic miracles recognized by the Catholic Church. Learn more with podcast host Jim Wogan and guest Sherry Hartz of the Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul in Chattanooga.

The relics of St. Pio, Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, canonized in 2002 and one of the most discussed and intriguing religious figures of the 20th century, will visit the Diocese of Knoxville in September 2023. Founder and CEO of the Saint Pio Foundation Luciano Lamonarca, joins Jim Wogan from Italy for this discussion.

New Catholic Schools Superintendent Mary Ann Deschaine discusses the upcoming academic year and addresses current issues affecting Catholic schools in the Diocese of Knoxville.

Martin Vargas, executive director of the St. Mary's Legacy Clinic, discusses this unique and impactful healthcare ministry of the Diocese of Knoxville. How it works. How it's funded. Who it impacts. And where it's going. 

How one parish, among others, is putting the call of Pope Francis' 2015 encyclical Laudato Si' (Caring for Our Common Home) into action.