Fr. Thaddeus Lancton explains the truth behind exorcisms, that exorcisms are really a form of blessing and in cases of possession, the devil can possess part of the person’s body, but can never possess a person’s soul.

Marian priests share how God uses them in a unique way to bring souls to Him. And meet the Hillbilly Thomists who inspire a deeper faith through music, enabling them to connect with people from various walks of life.

Fr. Chris explains the identity and function of a Catholic priest, the difference between men and women in the Church and why women cannot be priests. He also discusses priestly attire and the meanings of each item.

Fr. Chris discusses St. Francis of Assisi’s conversion and how the Franciscan Order with its vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, came to be. Plus, he tells a touching story about St. Francis’ love for animals.

Fr. Chris Alar explains who our guardian angels are, what they do and how they worship the Lord with us, especially during the Eucharist. He also answers common questions many people have regarding guardian angels.

Learn about the Corporal Works of Mercy and why they’re important. And see how the National Catholic Partnership on Disability is putting those principles into practice in ministering to those with disabilities.

Today, Fr. Chris Alar dispels misconceptions about Catholicism, the origins of the Church and the importance of the Sacraments. Also, former NFL QB, Elvis Grbac, reveals how he exercises his faith through his business.

Learn why prayers are timeless, and can still help souls who have died many years ago. And see how Pat Boynton’s prayers were answered when a beautiful dream allowed her to see her deceased son the way God sees him.

Will we see our pets in heaven? Fr. Chris Alar tackles the subject, explaining what we know. And learn about Canines for Christ, an apostolate that brings therapy dogs to nursing homes and other adult facilities.

Fr. Donald Calloway shares the biblical nature of the Rosary and the power it’s represented in his life. And meet author/artist, Joni Seith, who’s found meaning and purpose despite debilitating physical suffering.