John Allen, Part 1 - the journalist shares his road to becoming a reporter in the Catholic press.

Byron Pitts: the chief national correspondent for CBS News discusses being functionally illiterate as a child, and how his mother's determination along with a Catholic education helped him overcome that challenge.

Actor Chris Kramer further discusses being a faithful Catholic in Hollywood and television host and author Rachel Campos Duffy shares insights on being a mother of five kids with a sixth child on the way.

Television host and author Rachel Campos-Duffy discusses her new book "Stay Home, Stay Happy: Ten Secrets to Loving At-Home Motherhood." Actor Chris Kramer reveals why he neglected his Catholic faith earlier in his life and how praying the rosary reawakened that faith.

Playwright George Cameron Grant reveals how his Catholic faith shapes the moral and spiritual vision of his work.

Singer Tony Orlando reveals how his Christian faith helped him through his battle with drug abuse and why he devotes his time to helping children with disabilities.

Author Father Paul Jervis ("Quintessential Priest") discusses the life of Msgr. Bernard Quinn, founding pastor of St. Peter Claver Parish in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the first parish established for black Catholics in the Brooklyn Diocese, and Actor Steve Guttenberg speaks about the values that motivate him and making the right choices in life.

Author David Mills discusses his conversion to the Catholic faith and the understanding of Mary among Christians of other denominations and Fr. Al McBride, author of "The Story of the Church,” discusses the development of the liturgy and how the Catholic Church responded to Martin Luther.

Authors Father Al McBride ("The Story of the Church") and David Mills ("Discovering Mary: Answers to Questions about the Mother of God").

Author Dominic Pulera ("Green, White and Red: The Italian American Success Story") and Father Paul Jervis, a white priest who created the first parish for black Catholics in Brooklyn, New York.