If you have enjoyed our "story" episodes, this one may become your new favorite.  Leon is a great friend of both Dan and Deacon John and has touched the lives of countless families throughout the Eastern Shore of Maryland.  The story of God's work in his life is one you will not want to miss.

Dan and Deacon John first examine the idea of a "Wisdom Point" and how John's experience with his father brought him to a sudden understanding of pride as a factor in his family life.  Dan shares from his experiences in Outward Bound as a tie-in on pride as the central topic.

When was the last time you thought about Hell and what it may be like? Did you ever think about why it may exist at all?  That is the discussion today - so get ready.

Dan and Deacon John have often used the example of "C-words" in our language as a teaching tool for retreats and parish missions. The technique creeps into the conversation in this episode as they collaborate with the Holy Spirit's help.

What would Bishop Fulton Sheen be preaching about if he were with us now in 2020?  Allan Smith is a dominant expert on the Venerable Bishop and is a guest on our show. (And we talk about Plumbing too.)

It was bound to happen.  We would eventually take on a BIG question.  Dan and Deacon John tackle the question of what happens to us when we die - not so much to answer the question for all time - but with the purpose of informing our daily life until the mystery of that time unfolds for us.

After three weeks off, the guys return with all-new topics but bound with their familiar live-out experience of faith.  There is also a great tip for doing the dinner dishes after Thanksgiving this year.

Deacon John speaks with Decon Ken Pulliam who shares the story of his life-long vocation.  The point of the story is Ken didn't know for a long time what God was pulling him toward - until it was eventually revealed in God's time. 

The two recall some of the funnier stories of their formation years together.

In this bonus episode of Purpose-Driven Catholic, we hear from a great friend to both Dan and Deacon John.  Kenny is a Commercial Waterman on the Chesapeake Bay (among many other important things) and brings his unique perspective of faith to light in this conversation.  Also, you will hear the amazing backstory on the artwork for this episode.

Continuing from last week's conversation on how to most effectively "be peace" in the world right now - the guys arrive at an important realization.  The process is accomplished with prayer but starts with the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

This is the final episode for Season One.  Bonus content will be available for the next two weeks until Dan and Deacon John return with new topics.