In our society today, strength is seen by being in control of every aspect of our lives. Often, we think we win by getting our way, by...

Sometimes, to say I am sorry, can be a difficult thing to do. Especially when our ego or pride, or even anger get in the way. Listen in...

In his first ever podcast on being a father, listen in as Tony Forrest describes gratitude, its effects, and how it can change the world....

Prayer is the preeminent way that we connect with God and God connects with us. In this discussion, Tony Forrest and Ken Steponaitis talk...

In this session, Tony Forrest asks Deacon Ken Steponaitis various questions about who goes to heaven, what it means that our bodies...

Homily for the 29th Sunday In Ordinary Times Cycle A Given at St. Jude, October 21/22, 2023 By Deacon Ken Steponaitis Readings for the...

Being born and raised a Catholic is one thing, but coming to recognize God and the Church as something that is about relationship takes...

In this session Tony Forrest asks the question, if Jesus came to suffer for our salvation, what about those people who were here before...

In a kind of follow-up session from the last show, Tony and Ken discuss why Catholicism and not some other faith. Both Tony and Ken fell...

In this video with Ken Steponaitis, Tony Forrest leads a discussion of faith and science in an attempt to determine if faith and science...

God came to us in the form of the 2nd person in the trinity, Jesus Christ. But why? Is one purpose so that we can share in His divinity?...

God uses the unlikeliest of scenarios to get his message across, even difficult situations. Often these messages come from prophets who...

In this podcast, Tony Forrest leads Ken Steponaitis through a discussion on Ken's homily given June 19, 2021 for the 12th Sunday in...

In this episode, Tony Forrest leads Ken Steponaitis through a discussion on Mary and specifically why Mary is seen as the Mother of God....

Recently we have heard a lot of talk about politicians who claim to be Catholic but support legislation that is pro-abortion. The...

One of the Catholic doctrines of faith is the belief in purgatory. Is purgatory for real? If it is, what is it and why is it so...

In a homily given on the 3rd Sunday of Easter, Deacon Ken Steponaitis describes how we can sometimes deceive ourselves or be deceived...

We celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday every year on the 2nd Sunday of Easter. Why is that. What is it? And, what are the benefits we can get...

Was the resurrection an historical event? Is it possible it didn't really happen? If not what are the implications? But if the...

All the faithful do it, and everyone seems to have their own way. But is there a better way than others to pray to God? Even Jesus...