This week, Deacon Dennis Lambert tells us about his new book, For Real: Christ's Presence in the Eucharist, and explains how we know it and how to explain it to others; Gillian learns a new lesson from her kids about taking risks; Danny has a lesson for rearing rebels about normalization; and we reconnect with singer/songwriter Ryan Tremblay who has several new singles to share.

This week, Deacon Ed Shoener tells us how to cope when a loved one dies by suicide. Ed Clancy of Aid to the Church in Need shares their report on Christian persecution worldwide. Also, Mark Matthews has thoughts on the final judgment and we meet singer/songwriter Joe Lundin.

This week on the SLHour we bring you the sixth episode of our mini-series, Indigenous Voices where we learn from the stories, traditions, legends and culture of our Indigenous brothers and sisters.  This week we meet Shaun Vincent, a Métis, graphic designer from Winnipeg, Manitoba and Michele Sam of the  Ktunaxa people in British Columbia.

This week, author Eleanor Bourg Nicholson tells us about her novel Brother Wolf about Franciscans and Werewolves; Jermaine has some good suggestions for reading; Billy has a question about the God of the Old Testament and we meet singer/songwriters and married couple, Megan and Blake Flynn.

This week, Harry and Jennifer McAvoy tell us what it’s like to sustain hope through memory loss and the storms of life. We introduce a new segment with the Knights of Columbus, Into the Breach; Sr. Marie-Paul Curley, fsp gives us the windows to the soul to new sci-fi  film; and we meet singer/songwriter Kate Curran.

It’s been 25 years since the death of Mother Teresa. This week, director, David Naglieri tell us about the new film that celebrates her legacy; Gillian learns a new lesson from her kids; Danny Torchia returns with lessons for communications and media professionals; and singer/songwriter Will Hickl has several new singles to share.

This week on the SLHour we bring you the fifth episode of our mini-series, Indigenous Voices where we meet Indigenous people and learn from their stories, traditions, legends and culture. This week we travel to Alberta and Deborah Lloyd of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation and Gary Gagnon a Métis from St. Albert, teach us about the true meaning of healing, Indigenous style and what walking together really means.

This week, we reconnect with Magnus McFarlane Barrow, founder of Mary’s Meals, an organization that feeds over 2 million children around the world every day. Marie-Claude Lalonde of Aid to the Church in Need-Canada tells us about the One Million Children Praying the Rosary initiative; Mark Matthews tells us about something good that’s happening with artificial intelligence and we catch up with Matt Maher and listen to some of his newest singles.

How do we support the family? This week we get learn all about a new online community designed to support Catholic households in their mission; Jermaine has some good suggestions for reading; Billy has a question about war and we meet the Hillbilly Thomists.

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we learn about all about natural family planning from Katie Zulanas of the Couple to Couple League, and explore the lives of famous Catholic donors; We then meet singer/songwriter Andy Carey and reconnect with Chris Bray and listen to his music.