In this insightful discussion, Sr. Maris Stella of the Sisters of Life, an expert on Our Lady of Fatima, joins Dr. Tim Gray to explore the 1917 apparitions. They delve into the profound messages of peace and repentance received by three peasant children amidst World War I's turmoil. The conversation highlights the Rosary as a powerful tool for spiritual resistance and the miraculous events, including the awe-inspiring dance of the sun that moved a crowd toward faith. Faith, prayer, and conversion take center stage in their captivating narrative.

Discover the profound insights of Pope John Paul II's Apostolic Letter on the rosary and its vital role in modern spirituality. Explore how the rosary ties into new evangelization and the influence of the Second Vatican Council. Delve into Mary’s unique position as a spiritual mother and the rosary's Christocentric nature. Learn about the transformative power of daily rosary devotion and its ability to guide believers through life's challenges, encouraging a deeper connection with faith.

Dive into the incredible life of St. Francis of Assisi, a radiant figure of the 13th century. Explore his emotional relationships, especially the impact of renouncing wealth on his journey of faith. Discover how his experiences, including captivity, shaped his commitment to peace. Delve into his deep connection with Christ and the power of storytelling in inspiring spiritual transformations. Learn how his narrative has influenced other saints, encouraging authentic engagement with his remarkable legacy.

Discover the fascinating life of St. Jerome, an early Church father who translated the Bible into Latin to make it accessible. His profound conversion journey transformed him into a devoted Christian and scholar. The discussion highlights the relationship between Scripture and Jesus, portraying the Bible as a divine love letter. Delve into Jerome's artistic representations and personal insights, including his notable bond with a lion. His legacy continues to inspire spiritual growth and community sharing among believers.

Mary McGeehan, an expert on Archangels, joins Dr. James Prothro, a scholar of their significance, to unpack the fascinating roles of St. Michael, St. Gabriel, and St. Raphael. They clarify the distinction between archangels and other angels, and explore their historical significance in scripture. The hosts discuss the veneration practices across cultures, emphasizing the importance of these divine messengers and their unique intercessory roles. Listeners will also learn about St. Raphael's patronage of healing, all wrapped in a rich tapestry of angelic tradition.

Mary McGeehan, an advocate for exploring the lives of Catholic Saints, and Dr. Lehman, a scholar at the crossroads of Roman culture and Christianity, dive into the life of St. Severinus Boethius. They discuss his extraordinary efforts to harmonize Roman civic virtues with Christian teachings during turbulent times. Learn how Boethius, facing execution, penned 'The Consolation of Philosophy' and the lasting impact of his contributions to classical education, hope, and the balance of faith and reason that still resonates today.

Join Mary McGeehan, an expert on early Christian figures, and Dr. James Prothro, a historian, as they explore the fascinating life of St. Prisca. They dive into her pivotal role alongside her husband Aquila in the New Testament and their collaboration with St. Paul. The discussion highlights the challenges of reconstructing her story and her enduring legacy as a martyr in the first century. With limited historical records, the duo uncovers how Prisca’s faith journey impacted early Christian communities and the support she provided in mentoring key figures like Apollos.

Dr. Arielle Harms shares insights on St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first U.S. citizen canonized as a saint. She was a pioneering missionary who established vital institutions for immigrants across the states. The discussion highlights her strength, grit, and remarkable resilience, particularly in overcoming challenges after her arrival in New York. Dr. Harms recounts Cabrini's miraculous moments, including the discovery of water for a school she built, showcasing her unwavering faith and lasting impact on her community.

Mary McGeehan, an expert on the veneration of Old Testament figures, joins Dr. James Prothro, who focuses on King David's faithfulness. They discuss David’s dual identity as king and saint, weaving through themes of temptation, repentance, and grace as highlighted in Psalm 51. The conversation also illuminates David's courage against Goliath and his compassion for the oppressed. Their insights reveal how David’s life and the Psalms continue to resonate deeply with modern believers, particularly in times of need.

Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, a 13th-century princess, transformed her royal blessings into a legacy of compassion and charity. Despite personal losses, she devoted her life to helping the poor and sick, establishing a hospital and miraculously caring for those in need. Her journey from royalty to devoted widow showcases remarkable faith and resilience. The stories of her charitable acts continue to inspire countless lives today, reminding us of the power of selfless service and the enduring impact of her light on the Church and the world.