Andrew Reinhart helps us to become gift and explores the physical and spiritual importance of soil, highlighting how its living ecosystem of microorganisms provides essential nutrients to support life. He connects the biological complexity of soil to human creation, baptism, and biblical themes, showing how humanity's physical connection to the earth reflects God's design. @becominggift https://becominggift.com/

We enter the Deacon's Den where Deacon Dan Brahier breaks down how Catholic deacons receive their parish assignments and why term limits differ from those of priests. He reflects on his ten years of ministry at St. Thomas More, explaining how assignments are designed to serve the local bishop and meet parish needs.

Professor Peter Sibilio reflects on Jesus's Gospel parables and how they challenge us to look at our own lives. He draws inspiration from three notable Rochesterians, including his uncle who served on D-Day and Bishop Fulton Sheen, as examples of self-emptying and faithful service. He highlights St. Paul’s letter to the Philippians, reminding us how Christ’s humility serves as a model for pouring out love every day.

Pat chats with church history author Mike Aquilina on his new book, St. Michael and His World, exploring how scripture and historical apparitions reveal the archangel's role as protector and defender. He explains how devotion to St. Michael has historically surged during times of persecution and societal anxiety, from ancient Jewish traditions to early Christianity. https://scepterpublishers.org/products/st-michael-and-his-world?srsltid=AU7gw4VIP9CWzkjIB8aZfkHLqWbuDZCBhHPyAPZEa5Gd3qoQ27uynLCR

Teresa Tomeo is live from Umbria, Italy, to preview the upcoming 800th-anniversary celebrations honoring St. Francis of Assisi. She shares highlights of the major weekend events, including a dramatic candlelight procession and special live broadcasts hosted by EWTN. Additionally, Teresa discusses her travel guides, Italy Shrines and Wonders, offering listeners a practical roadmap to explore these sacred Franciscan sites. https://www.teresatomeo.com/ https://www.travelitalyexpert.com/