This week we discuss how relationships should be viewed, practiced, and understand how we know if we are ready for dating. This involves proper boundaries, moral understanding of life, and respect for ourselves and thr other person.

We are all called to follow God in the way He calls us to follow. It is easy for us to be look at others and wish we had their gifts and talents, but God calls us to be the faithful saints wherever we are. He gives us gifts to carry these things out and be the saints that we are called to be.

Today we look at the Catholic teaching of angels. What they are, their purpose, and thier spot in the order of creation. We also look at how angels are different than humans and what happens to humans when they die?

Lent began on Wednesday and it starts with Ash Wednesday. It is also one of the most attended masses of the year. The question is why. The cynical side says it’s becuase people get something and they take it home with them, but we could say the same with Palm Sunday. There is something deeper and how it helps us to live a better Lent.

Pope St. John Paul II taught the world Theology of the Body snowing all humanity that the human person is eternally linked to God as we are made in His image and likeness. This means that my life is ordered to live according to the Law of God in my every day life.

We see athletes make the sign if the cross all the time, what should young athletes take away from watching them. It shows us why we pray the sign of the cross and the power it has for us as a prayer.

This is our Christmas Episode. Take time to listen Why December 25th is an important date. We also discuss St. Nicholas the Bishop as well as Christmas music and why Fr. Brian is a humbug when it comes to Christmas music on the radio.

This episode Heather and I discuss how we should dialogue with somebody who asks us if we are saved. We look at what that means and why we need to understand the difference between redemption and salvation. We also discuss how we can learn from our Protestant brethren how we can take Jesus as our personal Lord and Savior.

Today is the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception. Heather and Fr. Brian discuss why we celebrate this day as a Holy Day of Obligation, what it really means and how we can say Yes to God as Mary said yes.

Since this week is Thanksgiving, Heather and I discuss the Eucharist. We discuss why bread and wine is important and the roots of it in Scripture and Jewish Worship. We then turn the discussion to what Eucharistic Adoration is and how we are to pray with the silence we experience while at adoaration.