Today we're joined by Noelle Mering, co-author of the incredible book, Theology of Home II. We talk with Noelle about creating the book, and the joy that can be found in having a truly faith-filled house for you and your family. 

Noelle's book was also a great help in creating our series, Catholic at Home, which covered many of the same topics with dynamic videos and practical tips. 

In this episode of Good Catholic Great Stories, we speak with Thomas Savoy, a composer and the Director of the Carolina Catholic Chorale. Join us for a conversation on bringing beautiful music and liturgy back to our churches.

Today we're joined by Andrew Wilson Smith, renowned sculptor and artist. He tells us the fascinating story of how he became a sculptor and his many artistic influences. We learn all about the process of creating sacred art, whether it be standalone works or within the architecture of a church.

See more of Andrew's work here:
https://andrewwilsonsmith.com/

We're joined again by our friend Fr. Matthew Pawlikowski, and he shares with us the incredible story of Father Emil Kapaun, Servant of God and winner of the Medal of Honor. 

Join us and hear about Fr. Kapaun's heroism and holiness!

Today we’re joined by Father Matthew Pawlikowski, the retired senior chaplain at West Point Military Academy. Discover his fascinating journey into the military, Army Ranger school, and eventually the priesthood. Learn about the crucial role chaplains play in the military and beyond. 

In this episode, we journey with Fr. Pawlikowski to West Point, Mount Sinai, Egypt, and beyond as he tells the stories of bringing the Eucharist and the Good News of the Gospel to those who protect our country. 

This week we get to hear form Travis Moran, founder of Crossroads 4 Christ, a ministry bringing young adults into greater relationship with Christ and His Church. Travis and the Crossroads team are doing excellent work in Connecticut, and they have a lot to teach those around the country who want to better reach young adults with the Gospel.

You can learn more about C4C here:
https://crossroadsforchrist.org/

Consider donating here:
https://crossroadsforchrist.org/donate/

Today we're joined by Dr. Bob Schuchts, counselor, bestselling author, and the founder of the John Paul II Healing Center. Peter talks with Dr. Bob about his own journey to Christ, his experience with God's healing power, as well as his two most recent books: Real Suffering, and Be Devoted.

We talk about coping with suffering, finding healing in Christ, as well as hearing Dr. Bob's advice for a happy and holy marriage. 

You can find Bob's books here.
 You can learn more about Dr. Bob's work with the John Paul II Healing Center here

Today we're joined by Danielle Bean, co-author of Manual for Marriage, a book where she and her husband, Dan, reflect on the ideas of vocation, sacrament, sacrifice, mutual love, and home and family life.

In today's interview, Christian talks with Danielle about what it was like to write the manual, the vocation of marriage, and family life in the age of COVID. 

You can find the Manual for Marriage here. 

Learn more about Danielle and see all her work at her website.

Today we're joined by Dr. Scott Hahn as we discuss his new book, Hope to Die: The Christian Meaning of Death and the Resurrection of the Body. We also talk about Dr. Hahn's conversion to Catholicism, his work over the years, and how death is not something which we should fear. 

Dr. Hahn's book is available here, at The Catholic Company