Deacon Jeff talks answers email and other questions about the Catholic Faith with guest Above-Average Catholic Bill Drennan.
The Breaking Of The Bread
Deacon Jeff talks with Above-Average Catholic Bill Drennan about the many “coincidental” Scripture passages that link the “breaking of the bread” with the one true sacrifice of the Mass.
Confession
Deacon Jeff talks with Fr. Ernie DeBlasio about what the Catholic Church teaches about the Sacrament of healing known as Confession, Reconciliation or Pennance.
Franciscan Friars Of The Renewal
Deacon Jeff talks with the leader of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, Fr. Bernard Murphy, CFR. They discuss the mission and charism of this growing order of Franciscan monks.
Good Questions
Deacon Jeff talks with “Biker” Bob Nicholas and answers various common questions folks have sent in via E-mail (and other means) relating to Catholic beliefs and practices. For instance, “Why does your Cross still have Jesus on it?” and “Why are non-Catholics not allowed to receive Holy Communion in the Catholic Church?”
The Trinity
Deacon Jeff talks with Fr. John Hourican about the Catholic teaching regarding the Most Holy Trinity.
Catholic Christology
Deacon Jeff talks with Fr. John Hourican about the Catholic teaching regarding the Divinity of Christ Jesus and the necessity of understanding that He is God Incarnate.
Assurance Of Salvation?
Deacon Jeff talks with Bob Nicholas about his journey from “non-religious” to Catholic, with a primary focus on the Protestant and Catholic views of the assurance of Salvation.
That Our Joy May Be Complete
Deacon Jeff talks with Bishop J. Terry Steib, SVD, Bishop of Memphis in Tennessee, about his new Pastoral Letter. Living Our Catholicism: That Our Joy May Be Complete helps us realize how we can achieve Christian joy in a troubled world by following your Catholic calling to serve others while living in the good graces of the Church.
Early Church Fathers
Deacon Jeff talks with co-host Tom Dorian about what the Catholic Church teaches about the Fathers of the Early Church, those men whose writings have been a genuine reflection of the Truths of the Catholic Faith for the first 1000 years of Christianity.