A Simple House is an inner-city ministry that strives to meet the material and spiritual needs of the poor in their neighborhoods and homes. Fr. Mark interviews founder and director Clark Massey about his fulfilling work.

In this hour-long special, actor and director Mark Wahlberg talks to Fr. Mark about his new movie, “Father Stu,” and the incredible life and legacy of Fr. Stuart Long, the boxer turned Catholic priest who inspired it.

Vox Vitae is a missionary group founded to educate, empower, and spiritually nurture people to actively be a voice for life. It’s Executive Director, Catherine Contreras drops in to explain more about her organization.

Father Sebastian White, Editor in Chief of Magnificat, stops by to explore the history of the magazine with Brother John. They reflect on some of their favorite saints and discuss the importance of daily prayer.

Fr. Brice Higginbotham joins Fr. John Paul from Rome where he’s stationed. Together, they discuss the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, and Fr. Higgenbotham offers some tips for getting the most out of Adoration.

While working on his Licentiate in Sacred Theology in Rome, Fr. Brice Higginbotham sits down for an interview with Fr. John Paul. The priests discuss evangelization, vocation, and beauty in the simplicity of the Gospel.

Fr. Mark-Mary Ames discusses topics from his new book, including corporal works of mercy applied to everyday life, the importance of community, and the graces that come from spending quiet time with God in nature.

Fr. Mark interviews Fr Mark-Mary Ames, CFR about his new book, Habits for Holiness. In this first part, they discuss prayer and how hard it can be to pray in today’s world. They also talk about simplifying one’s life.

Jim Anderson and Rachel Vandermeer from Saint Therese Institute stop by. This post-secondary Catholic school provides a common life of study, prayer, and fellowship inspired by the teachings of St. Therese of Lisieux.

Fr. Mark and Brother John travel to San Francisco for the 2022 West Coast Walk for Life. In the City by the Bay, they give reflections at popular sites, and interview people who are there in support of human life.