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Within this traditional Month of Mary, Jim and Joy take viewer calls and emails about the Blessed Mother's role as Mother of the Church, and of all the faithful.
A conversation about the dangers pornography presents to young people, and the parenting strategies we all can use to help combat these critical issues. Guest Megan Murphy returns.
Catholic speaker, teacher and evangelist Megan Murphy talks about her conversion to the Catholic faith, and how her ministry helps parents set up their homes to protect children.
With Pentecost approaching, Jim and Joy take viewer calls and emails about the Holy Spirit’s descent upon Mary and the apostles, and its rich spiritual significance in the Church.
Raising children in today’s culture can be complicated. Marcia Segelstein talks about the need for authoritative parenting, the role that parents play, and how to regain control.
Marcia Segelstein explains the harms that screen-time, unchecked tech usage, and pornographic content can have, and shows parents how to take control of how their kids are raised.
It’s Monday, and with Mother’s Day just around the corner, our viewers share their personal experiences about their mothers, being a mother, and the joys and sorrows of motherhood.
Jean Prather reveals more about her Catholic Kids 101 program, how it helps children develop a love for the Blessed Sacrament, and the fruit she has seen it bear in people’s lives.
Jean Prather talks about her teaching program, Catholic Kids 101. See how it started and how it helps educate children on important matters of the faith in a fun and engaging way.
Today’s focus is on the Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker. Jim and Joy hear from viewers and provide their own thoughts about what lessons can be gleaned from St. Joseph’s example.
Faith-based estate and will planning is back on the agenda. Guest Laura K. Meyer reviews several often overlooked issues surrounding the establishment of sound end-of-life care.
Laura K. Meier has written an informative book about estate, trust, and will planning. She sits down with Jim and Joy to explain how it can coincide with Catholic social teaching.
As they do every Monday, Jim and Joy take viewer calls and emails. Today, they ask about Christ as The Good Shepherd and what lessons we can all learn from that understanding.
A discussion on radical gender ideology and its effects in society and the Church, including how parishes and parents can protect their children from the harms of gender confusion.
Jim and Joy welcome Fr. Roger Landry to discuss the Church’s formal response to harmful Ideas about gender ideology and the effect it has on young people, and catechesis at large.
It’s Monday, when Jim and Joy take calls and comments from viewers like you. As we celebrate the Annunciation, our hosts want to know the significance it represents in your life.
Director of the Hybrid Schools Project, Dr. Eric Wearne, talks about his work with hybrid homeschooling, the academic research surrounding it and how it benefits local communities.
Dr. Eric Wearne joins Jim and Joy to talk about hybrid homeschooling programs, explaining who they are best suited to and how Churches and parish communities can benefit from them.
The Feast of the Annuciation of the Lord holds a special significance for many Catholics. Today, Jim and Joy listen to viewer calls and comments about what it means in their lives.
The co-authors of “Simply Love: Catholic Marriage Day by Day” speak about the fruits of Sacramental marriages in day-to-day life, and the marriage retreat side of their ministry.
Troy and Kathleen Billings speak with Jim and Joy about how they got started in marriage-based ministry, and preview their new book on living out Sacramental marriages day-by-day.
Scott Richert, the publisher of Our Sunday Visitor, a weekly newspaper which serves millions of Catholics globally, sits down with Jim and Joy to talk about the season of Easter.
Author and surgeon John Sottosanti examines the destructive role sin and vice can play in peoples’ lives, and how we can remain steadfast in our faith after a life lived in sin.
Dr. John Sottosanti relates his conversion story as chronicled in his new book, Mortal Adhesions where he overcomes the seven deadly signs to find faith, happiness and inner peace.
As we prepare for the Easter season, Jim & Joy take calls and emails from viewers about their Holy Week memories, and why it’s always held a major significance for their families.
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