Program hosts Wendy M. Wright and John O’Keefe discuss the life and contribution of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Her feast day is January 4th.|This program first appeared in 2012.

Professor Khaled Anatolios of the the University of Notre Dame discusses the remarkable life of Saint Athanasius. Born at the end of the third century (ca. 298), Athanasius is most known for his contribution to the ...

The Rev. Professor Francis J. Moloney discusses the history and charism of the Salesians of Don Bosco, which is his own religious order.|Fr. Moloney is Senior Professorial Fellow at the Australian Catholic University.

Dr. Tom Kelly comes back to the program to discuss how recent changes to the way the Church defines martyrdom will open the door for the canonization of Archbishop Oscar Romero and many others killed for their service to ...

Dr. Tracy Leavelle discusses the controversy surrounding life of Junipero Serra, who will be canonized by Pope Francis this week. Serra was a Spanish Franciscan responsible for founding many of the iconic missions of ...

Tom Lucas, S.J. discusses his work restoring the residential rooms of St. Ignatius in Rome.|Lucas, who is a professor of Art and Architecture, is currently serving as the Rector of the Jesuit Community at Seattle University.

Dr. Tracy Leavelle discusses the life and death of Isaac Jogues and Jean de Brebeuf, two of the North American Martyrs.|Leavelle is Associate Professor of History and Associate Dean for Humanities and Fine Arts at Creighton ...

Program host Wendy M. Wright discusses the life and work of St. Vincent de Paul.

In this program host John O’Keefe interviews co-host Wendy M. Wright about the role and function of the calendar of the saints in Catholic tradition.

Rebecca Falcasantos discusses how St. John Chrysostom understood the relationship between ritual habit and the formation of character.|Falcasantos teaches theology at Providence College and is a graduate of Creighton University.