I walk the listener through some different mediums of art and how Catholics use them to convey meaning and become an encounter with God.  I say the name of the work before explaining it so you can look up pictures if you could not be here in person.  

Artwork: "La Pieta" by Michelangelo 

Bishop Byrne talks about vocations: what one is and how God can pull a life together.  

Pray for holy vocations.

Encourage and support young men to become priests and young women to become religious sisters.  

Artwork: "The Calling of St. Matthew" by Caravaggio

This is an explanation about how the Sacrament of Confession remits sin.  It is also a reminder of the importance of Confession and how it has been a forgotten treasure which Christ gave to His Church. 

Artwork: The prodigal son

The dangers of euthanasia and the slippery slope once it is accepting.

Artwork: The Death of St. Joseph, patron saint of a happy death. 

The Catholic Church defends life and teaches what true love is.

Artwork: St. Anne and St. Joachim

The basics in how to use Socratic logic and using right reasoning: have a premise that is correct, use facts and not opinions or emotions to back up your premise, and have a conclusion that necessarily follows (is dependent on) your premise.

Artwork: Detail of Plato and Aristotle from "School of Athens" by Raphael Sanzio