Let Me Be Frank | Bishop Frank Caggiano’s Podcast | Diocese of Bridgeport, CT

What was Christmas like in the Caggiano household? Bishop Frank reflects on the joy of Christmas, plus many of his most cherished Christmas memories in this week's episode of Let Me Be Frank.

Pope Francis has declared this year the year of St. Joseph. COVID-19 vaccines are being distributed. Christmas is coming. We have a LOT to do in this week's episode of Let Me Be Frank!

A Catholic in the White House. Six Catholics on the Supreme Court. How should faith intersect with public service? Also, Advent continues! How are you preparing for Christmas? Bishop Frank continues to reflect on the season in this week's episode of Let Me Be Frank!

Advent has begun, and we are fast approaching the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception. What is this feast? Why is it important? Bishop Frank reflects on these questions and talks about our Mother, Mary in this week's episode of Let Me Be Frank.

What does it mean when we say that Christ is our King? Bishop Frank and Steve reflect on this core question and more in this week's episode of Let Me Be Frank.

We're approaching Thanksgiving quickly, so let's talk about gratitude! Bishop Frank talks about past Thanksgivings in Brooklyn, along with discussing why Thanksgiving makes "perfect sense" to Christians!

Ever wonder what it's like to be a Catholic Bishop? You're in luck! In today's episode of Let Me Be Frank, Bishop Frank takes you through a normal week in his shoes.

Death. Judgment. Heaven. Hell. Not exactly your typical podcast topics, but together they make up "The Last Things" and are fundamental aspects of our faith. Bishop Frank reflects on these topics in more in this week's episode of Let Me Be Frank.

In this week's timely episode of Let Me Be Frank, Bishop Caggiano discusses some tough topics: abortion, euthanasia, immigration, poverty, COVID-19 and masks, and other Respect Life issues. You won't want to miss this episode of Let Me Be Frank.

Today on Let Me Be Frank, Bishop Frank talks about two beloved Saints: Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Therese of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face.