Rodney Schuster welcomes back Dana Walsh, Program Director for Catholic Charities, focusing on bringing the love of Jesus into daily life. The conversation centers around the imagery of the Good Shepherd, exploring how individuals can resist the urge to shepherd themselves and instead surrender to God's guidance. Dana also shares practical personal insights on "shepherding" one's own emotional and physical health, highlighting how showing up through personal sacrifice honors the body as a temple. https://catholiccharitiesnwo.org/

Rodney Schuster highlights the impactful work of Catholic Charities in the Diocese of Toledo, focusing on post-abortion healing and community support for mothers. Kirsten Pakka and Kevin Jorrey share how they equip local priests to offer compassion and mercy through the Project Rachel Ministry. Additionally, Karen Wagner joins the discussion to explain the "Walking with Moms in Need" initiative, detailing how parish communities are stepping up to walk alongside parenting families facing hardships. https://catholiccharitiesnwo.org/

Rodney Schuster highlights the powerful impact of the upcoming USPS "Stamp Out Hunger" Food Drive across the Diocese of Toledo. Alesha Lee from the Hope Food Pantry in Mansfield and Sue Shrewsbery Helping Hands of St. Louis in Toledo share how these crucial donations sustain their ministries through the dry summer months. Listeners are warmly invited to roll up their sleeves and join the effort, with various year-round volunteer opportunities available to help serve neighbors in need. https://catholiccharitiesnwo.org/

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.

Rodney Schuster welcomes Sue Shrewsbury discuss the impactful work of Helping Hands of St. Louis, a ministry that has served the East Toledo community for over 40 years by providing food, clothing, and hot meals. The conversation highlights the essential role of volunteers and donors in maintaining their choice pantry and clothing center, which support up to 400 individuals daily. Listeners are encouraged to support the upcoming 13th Annual Shoefest on July 25th, an event dedicated to providing new shoes and school supplies to nearly 1,000 children. https://catholiccharitiesnwo.org/ Volunteer Text Line: 419-318-7086 Email for Byron Wynn (Volunteer Coordinator): bwynn@toledodiocese.org

Rodney Schuster and Dana Walsh discuss the core values of the Catholic Church and how to integrate the love of Jesus into everyday life through forgiveness and compassion. The conversation explores the sanctity of life, the importance of family as the "domestic church," and the peace found in practicing the fruits of the Holy Spirit. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their relationships and seek spiritual growth during the Lenten season and beyond. https://catholiccharitiesnwo.org/

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/