Eric Loprete welcomes Ohio State Secretary Jim Maslach to discuss the upcoming 127th Annual Knights of Columbus State Convention taking place May 22nd–24th in Columbus. The conversation highlights the weekend's balance of business and brotherhood, featuring events like golf outings, a "night at the races" welcoming party, and the annual Super Cash Bonanza drawing. Listeners are encouraged to register by May 1st to secure group rates and join hundreds of fellow Knights in a weekend dedicated to charity, unity, and personal growth.

Eric Loprete interviews Hector Solis, a new member of the Knights of Columbus who was inspired by a powerful gospel message to launch a monthly community meal program in East Toledo. Solis shares moving stories of how these dinners provide both physical nourishment and spiritual connection to local families, including a touching moment where children were taught to pray for the first time.

Eric Loprete welcomes Sister Mary Margaret Foos, a Sister of Notre Dame with decades of experience teaching across the Midwest, shares her lifelong journey of answering God's call from the second grade to her current ministry. As the director of Mothers in Need in Oregon, Ohio, she discusses how the organization provides essential supplies like diapers and clothing to local mothers facing crisis situations. Sister Mary emphasizes the power of community support and invites listeners to help sustain this vital mission through donations or volunteering.

Rodney Schuster talks the third annual Hands of Christ Gala taking place on November 5th at The Premiere in Toledo, featuring keynote speaker Jim Wahlberg. Highlighting the philanthropic work of Rich and Connie Cronin, who are this year's award recipients, alongside Pat and Patti McNamara, who discuss integrating servant leadership into their local businesses. https://catholiccharitiesnwo.org/

Rodney Schuster introduces Nate Rollins as the new Students for Life coordinator and provides an update on the 40 Days for Life campaign, which recently achieved a record-breaking 711 prayer hours in Toledo. Rodney, Kevin, and Nate discuss the mission of upholding human dignity through education and the healing ministry of Project Rachel.