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When your days are dark, God is still good. Author Gary Zimak returns with Biblical Advice to help you trust in difficult times.

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Growing in Virtue doesn’t have to be difficult. Paul George joins us to talk about Holy Grit, his latest saintly guide to developing a virtuous life.

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Is the Prosperity Gospel something that should be embraced or ignored? And how should Catholics respond to it?

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Glen Hansard Concert, Greg and Ben go to Benedictine College (Again), Lily Runs Cross Country, and School of Mary has launched!

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What’s a Classic Education and why should Catholics care?  Plus, Jennifer joins a Well-Read Mom book club and more.

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Our teen daughter returns from Catholic Summer Camp with nuns in New Hampshire and gives her honest review of the experience!

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We send Lily to Catholic Summer Camp in New Hampshire an unaccompanied minor. Plus new Rosary resources to help your prayer life.

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Author Rachael Killackey, the founder of Magdala Ministries, joins us to discuss “Love in Recovery” and women battling porn addiction. (Full podcast episode).

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Over the past 400 years, Introduction to the Devout Life by St. Francis de Sales has continued to lead those seeking greater holiness down the clear path to God. Deacon Matthew Newsome’s new book “The Devout Life,” continues us on that path.

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Dr. Jared Staudt shares “How the Eucharist Can Save Civilization” and ways to bring the Eucharist to the forefront of our world and lives.

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A counterfeit Captain Carrot coffee mug leads to a discussion of the morality and legality of piracy, downloads, and more. Plus more on learning Latin and updates on family and Rosary Army.

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Romans 8 gives us some needed advice for dealing with sudden disappointment, and the discouragement that often follows.