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What happens when the career you planned gives way to a calling you never expected? Emmafae Lemons, of St. Stephen Parish in Weatherford, shares how God led her from speech therapy into parish ministry, where walking with families through baptisms, weddings, funerals, grief, and everyday life has taught her to trust where God has placed her and find grace in simply being present.
Sainthood isn’t reserved for perfect people, and returning guests Jeff Hedglen and Ali Hoffman are here to prove it. Through hilarious stories, personal encounters, and favorite saint friendships, they show how ordinary, messy lives can still become holy when we keep saying yes to God and invite the help of the saints.
What if the way your brain works isn’t something to fix, but something to understand? Catholic Author Felicia Davis shares how discovering she has autism and ADHD helped her better understand herself, her faith, and her calling to help families, workplaces, and relationships see neurodivergence with greater clarity, compassion, and grace.
Want to learn more about neurodivergence? Check out Felicia's new book, Autism, Not Attitude: Embracing Neurodivergence at Work and in Relationships
Diego Soto was certain he would become a priest, but after five years in seminary, he found peace in taking a different path. Now a Catholic school teacher and weekend rancher, he joins Sissel Anderson to share why those years weren’t wasted and how prayer is helping him navigate job loss, unexpected opportunities, and the challenge of trusting God without knowing what comes next.
What happens when a successful career in the car business gives way to an unexpected call to the priesthood? Father Jack McKone shares his remarkable journey from missionary work in Guatemala to serving as a priest in the Diocese of Fort Worth, along with unforgettable stories of faith, adventure, and his personal connection to the legacy of Blessed Stanley Rother.
Sister Catherine Marie Nguyen never imagined becoming a religious sister, but an unexpected encounter with God’s love changed her plans and led her from dreams of a medical career to a life devoted to Christ. Now a Dominican sister and Catholic school nurse, she shares how caring for scraped knees, comforting sick children, and simply being present can become a powerful way to preach the Gospel without ever stepping behind a pulpit.
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