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Naumann interviews Emily Lopez, the new lead consultant for the Office of Evangelization.
Naumann interviews Ken Williams, CEO of Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas as they celebrate their 60th anniversary of caring for the vulnerable in our communities.
Naumann interviews Catholic mom, Jennie Punswick about some practical ways to keep our focus on Christ during the Advent and Christmas season and so keep our peace.
Naumann interviews Rachel Pollack, director of Refugee and Immigrant Services along with Melissa DeVault their TAG team leader. They discuss the distinction between and immigrant and a refugee and ways that we as Christians can practice the corporal works of mercy by welcoming the stranger.
Naumann interviews Amelia Reyes, Director of Asset Development for Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas along with a mother of 2 they helped get out from under the trap of payday loans. They talk about the evils of usury and the good work being done by Catholic Charities Family Financial Transformation program.
Naumann interviews Ron and Kathy Feher on how to have joyful marriage by cultivating being in love.
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Naumann interviews Dustin Hardison- Director of Stabilization Administration, Joe Domko- Shalom House Manager, and Brian a guest at the Shalom House shelter.
For more than 30 years, Shalom House has offered shelter and hospitality to homeless men in Kansas City, Kansas. Archbishop Naumann talks about the corporal work of mercy of sheltering the homeless and the importance of accompaniment in helping people get back on their feet.
Naumann interviews Dr. Sharon O'Brien,Director of Catholics for Family Peace about how parishioners can be aware and ready to help people suffering from domestic abuse.
Naumann interviews Josh McCaig founder of the Catholic Bar Association on the vocation and challenges of being a Catholic lawyer. They discuss voting, the upcoming Red Mass and the Inaugural Catholic Bar Association conference in Kansas City. October 27-29th 2016.
Naumann interviews the Drescher family about their extraordinary response to the Year of Mercy by starting a foster care home for teens in Wyandotte County called the Blue Door Project.
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