Category «Catholic Social Teaching»

Hope For Prisoners

It’s sometimes so easy to forget about those who are incarcerated…especially those who are serving life sentences or sitting on Death Row. We say, “Justice has been served” or “They got what they asked for” or “TWe can’t help them anymore.” But, what did Jesus say? It is quite challenging and very counter-cultural. Join Deacon Jeff and Fra Tom in the Luxurious Corner Booth of the FRENCH Catholic Cafe in Lourdes, France as they welcome their guests, Collins Whitfield and Mike McGarry, Knights of Malta who are involved with prison ministry, to the show.

Catholic Relief Abroad

Join Deacon Jeff and Tom in the Luxurious Corner Booth as they welcome their guest, Caroline Brennan of CRS, as she shares first-hand experiences and offers some great insights into the emergency needs of people around the world who suffer from persecution, poor living conditions and natural disasters.

Death Row Conversions

Many in today’s world tend to “write off” those who are in prison…especially those who are on death row…and forget about them as lost cases. Our guest in the Luxurious Corner Booth is Robert Hutton, noted Death Row Attorney, who tells the conversion stories of many of the inmates he has met and worked with on death row and shines the light of hope on the seemingly very dark place of prison.

The Fight For Religious Liberty

Join Deacon Jeff Drzycimski in the “luxurious corner booth” of The FRENCH Catholic Cafe as he talks to Abbot Placid Solari of Belmont Abbey near Charlotte, NC about their struggle to preserve their religious freedom in the face of attempts by the government to force their college to betray the Church’s teachings and comply with government healthcare mandates. You’ll also hear how this struggle is not limited to their school, but applies to the religious liberty of all of us.

Faith And Reason

Our final show from the luxurious corner booth of the French Catholic Cafe this year, Deacon Jeff talks with Monsignor James Watkins, a priest of the Archdiocese of Washington and Professor of Philosophy at The Catholic University of America, about the Catholic understanding of the necessary relationship between faith and reason.