Did you know Fr. Mike Wensing spent time in Rome offering retreats to fellow priests? He even had a future bishop as a retreatant! Can you guess who it was? You’ll have to watch this episode of Catholic Views to find out who and hear about his adventures in the Eternal City!

Mark Conzemius and Andy and Teresa Henrickson are here to talk about this year’s Christmas at the Cathedral performance. It’s an intriguing story this year from the viewpoints of Anna and Simeon. Here how the story developed and what to expect. Join us!

Fr. Mike Wensing joins us to talk about the intercession of the saints. Is there a right way to pray to a saint? Listen to find out!

Scott and Jackie Jucht have experienced some deeply spiritual events in their lives, and they’re here to tell us about a healing experience Scott had recently. Blessed Carlo Acutis plays a role, so don’t miss this beautiful story of suffering and healing.

Phillip Eisenberg is in the studio to discuss his time in seminary and life after discerning out. As a husband and father, Phillip credits the formation and structure of seminary life as a big part of the man he is now.

Fr. Tim Smith is in studio to tell us about his experience at Canon Law school and why his focus on social communications matters to all Catholics. Fr. Smith is always a fun guest, so grab a cup of coffee (or tea) and join us!

Big changes in life often bring turmoil and an unsettled feeling. This week, our guest Thomas Braga-Henebry tells us about his experiences of faith during huge changes in his life. His military experience will resonate with many listeners, so join us!

We're revisiting an earlier episode with Fr. Zach Schaefbauer this week:

What does it mean to be made in the image of God? And how would that have been understood in the ancient world? If you think this sounds boring and you’re not interested, you’ll be seriously missing out! Fr. Zach Schaefbauer is with us to help us understand what this really means, and if it’s true that we are made in the image of God, how do we apply that to our lives? Join us to find out!