The Incarnation of our Blessed Lord is why we celebrate this time of year. But how long do we celebrate and what are some of the reasons that we celebrate for so long? Join Taylor and Father Mark as they dive into Christmas!

Father Mark and St. Hubert...basically the same guys.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark discuss hunting and the surprising spirituality that can be engaged during it.
Listen as they open up the story of St. Hubert and Father Mark explains how hunting and his spiritual life are connected.

"Let us give thanks to the Lord our God" "It is right and just!"
Giving thanks is one of the most important aspects of the spiritual life, and not just on Thanksgiving either.
Taylor and Father Mark share some thoughts and ideas on the importance of gratitude and its relation to how we love God.

St. Paul is one of the most significant figures in the life of the Church and serves as a model for all of us in many ways. Taylor and Father Mark discuss this towering figure and some of the ways in which Paul is a model for all of us and his deep impact on the entire Church.

Priests are a gift, and we need to let them know.
This week, Taylor and Father Mark talk about the priests who have impacted them the most in their lives.
Make sure you thank the priest(s) in your life who have helped you on the path to holiness, especially since this Sunday is priesthood Sunday!

Bishop Ricken is back! Taylor and Father Mark discuss with Bishop a completely silent football stadium, a trip to the Philippines, a middle school Santa, and, of course, the Holy Eucharist.

New books, new markers, new teachers...it must be a new school year!
Taylor & Father Mark offer some suggestions for how to make this school year one centered on your family's faith.

It's not rocket science...even if our guest WAS at NASA, it's about time spent with Our Lord in the Most Holy Eucharist.
Taylor & Father Mark are joined by Father Joseph Aytona, C.P.M., the rector of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion. Father Joseph shares his story, as well as words of encouragement for those discerning and all of us looking to grow in holiness.