The Catholic Cafe

From the luxurious corner booth of the newly opened French Catholic Cafe, Deacon Jeff talks with Geoff Gamble, Knight of Malta, and Dr. Pauline Olsen, Dame of Malta, about the Order of Malta's much-needed relief efforts throughout the world.

From the luxurious corner booth of the newly opened French Catholic Cafe, Deacon Jeff talks with Shep Abel about the ancient spiritual tradition of the pilgrimage.

From the luxurious corner booth of the newly opened French Catholic Cafe, Deacon Jeff talks again with Abbot Placid Solari of Belmont Abbey about the earliest writers, martyrs and doctors of the Church.

From the luxurious corner booth of the newly opened French Catholic Cafe, Deacon Jeff talks with Abbot Placid Solari, Abbot of Belmont Abbey in North Carolina, about the life of the monk and the importance of the monastic society to our modern culture.

From the luxurious corner booth of the newly opened French Catholic Cafe, Deacon Jeff talks with Albrecht Baron von Boeselager, Grand Hospitaler of the Order of Malta about the Order's works with those who are marginalized in society and in dire need of assistance.

From the luxurious corner booth of the newly opened French Catholic Cafe, Deacon Jeff talks with Larie McCarty, Chairman and one of the founders of the Cardinal Newman Society on the state of our Catholic Colleges.

From the luxurious corner booth of the newly opened French Catholic Cafe, Deacon Jeff talks with Frank Ryan, author, economic advisor, retired U.S. Marine Colonel and Catholic, about the concept of Christian charity.

Deacon Jeff talks with Father Larry Richards about men in general and manhood in particular. A very manly topic indeed.

Deacon Jeff talks with Father Anthony Marie Baetzold, CFR, a Franciscan Friar of the Renewal, about the existence of evil, the Devil and our real challenge and battle in life.

Deacon Jeff talks with Father James Mary Atkins, CFR, a Franciscan Friar of the Renewal, about the model and inspiration of St. Francis of Assisi in the CFR's lives...and in our own lives.