Rodney Schuster welcomes Dave Litzenberg to discuss an upcoming Catholic Business Network breakfast on April 16th featuring Tony Maas, CEO of JTM Food Group, who will share how his faith has guided his professional success. Rodney also features Bob Clark Phelps, who introduces a "Creation Care" event scheduled for May 28th at St. John the 23rd with keynote speaker Dan Misleh. Together, they explore the intersection of business, environmental stewardship, and the joy of living out one’s faith within the Diocese of Toledo. https://catholiccharitiesnwo.org/

Eric Loprete welcomes Dan Roggelin, the new Master of Ohio District 2, to discuss the upcoming fourth degree exemplification ceremony returning to Toledo on May 8th and 9th. Roggelin shares his passion for the patriotic branch of the Knights of Columbus, highlighting their impactful work with local veterans and the transition to a more modern, family-friendly induction process.

Pat chats with Joan Watson for a Thursday Chat with Pat! They discuss the profound beauty and unique liturgical traditions of the Easter Triduum. The pair explores personal ways to enter into this "holiest of holy times," from the emotional "roller coaster" of Holy Thursday to the solemn silence of Good Friday and the "greatest story ever told" at the Easter Vigil. Whether you're attending services in person or seeking ways to meditate at home, this chat offers soulful inspiration for navigating the transition from Lent to the joy of the Resurrection. https://stpaulcenter.com/store/making-a-pilgrimage-a-companion-for-catholics https://integratedcatholiclife.org/

We welcome Nate Wine from Corporate Travel to the program to highlight two upcoming local faith experiences, including the "Grand Getaway" at Mackinac Island featuring Bishop Barron. The discussion also covers the major announcement of Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s beatification mass, which is expected to draw 70,000 faithful to St. Louis this September. https://www.pilgrimagesbycts.com/

Matthew Archbold joins us this morning with a humorous story about his daughter's accidental "method acting" during a church service and his son's joyful reaction to the end of Lent. The conversation shifts to a deeper discussion on the intersection of faith and modern culture, highlighting recent instances of athletes standing up for their religious beliefs. Ultimately, the hosts explore the idea that society feels increasingly lost without a spiritual foundation, emphasizing the need for continued evangelization and grace. https://creativeminorityreport.com/