Returning guest Heather Wincel talks about her impressions of the modern church following her conversion.

Tom & Ann Feldpausch, parents of 8 children, state the values of home schooling far outweigh any secular objections & it strengthens the marital and family bonds.

Tom & Ann Feldpausch, parents to 8 children, discuss home-schooling and their primary mission of forming saints first & scholars second. Their daughter Emily also gives some comments on her home-schooling upbringing.

Life-long Catholic Emily Brew finds joy and peace in unity with the Catholic Church.

Diocesan priest Fr. Mark Bauer discusses worship and justice in the Catholic Tradition.

Guest Fr. Ayub Francis Nasar and host Jeff Wincel talk about Catholicism in Pakistan; Fr. Nasar also speaks of his journey to America and his mission in hospital chaplaincy.

Former Franciscan Brother Dr. Mike Page discusses contemplation and action in serving God.

Guest Guy Sawyer provides a Protestant viewpoint of the sacramental and liturgical life.

Sharon Amaya, today's guest, shows how Jesus calls us to intimate union with Him through the sacraments, prayer and His Mother Mary.

This episode discusses how understanding our conscience and consciousness of God through discernment and the sacramental life.

Phil Krill departs Catholic Forum as host after 4 1/2 years and shares future plans for serving the Church. Catholic Forum Producer James Dohm, SFO co-hosts.

Secular Franciscan James Howard, SFO reflects on the importance of Peter's courage and weakness for his spiritual journey.

Guest Sharon Amaya reveals how Jesus calls us to intimate union with Him through the sacraments, prayer and His Mother Mary.

Co-Hosts Gary Coates and Jeff Wincel provide an examination of mystical prayer, with special emphasis on the mystical prayer of St. John of the Cross.

Host Phil Krill and guest Michell Den Hartigh reflect on Pope Benedict's antidote to the dictatorship of relativism.

Host Phil Krill and guest Michelle Den Hartigh discuss true leadership in the Church.

Co-hosts Phill Krill and Gary Coates discuss Protestant vs. Catholic mind-sets on key issues of faith.

Host Phil Krill and guest Kathryn Mulderink discuss the relationship of beauty and the Catholic Church.

Co-Hosts Phil Krill and Paul Snow explore hot-wire issues for non-Catholics.

Host Phil Krill and guest Michelle Den Hartigh reflect on Pope Benedict's antidote to the dictatorship of relativism.

Redemptorist priest Fr. Robert Balser, C.S.s.R. discusses his vocation and ministry of over 60 years.

Catholic historian John Pinheiro, PhD discusses anti-Catholicism in American history.

Host Phil Krill and Guest Eric Postma discuss the recent rise in atheism as a loveless phenomemon based on a false notion of truth as deconstruction.

Catholic wife and mother Mary Quiroz discusses her sorrows and sources of strength related to her daughter marrying outside the Church.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss Catholic social principles as the last, best hope for moral unity in America.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss the culture of death as resulting from the death of Trinitarian theology.

Catholic Deacon and convert Dan Schneider discusses the Vocaris and Retrouvaille programs which help married couples find fulfillment in their marital vocation.

Matt O'Connor, a father of four children, tells how his wife's conversion and the birth of his children renewed his Catholic faith.

Fighting terrorists through a mission of love and outreach in Pakistan.

Robert Nolan, a father of a seminarian, discusses family spirituality making for vocations to priesthood and marriage.

Co-hosts Phil Krill and Michelle Den Hartigh raise critical questions about the nature of Islam.

Fr. Ayub Francis Nasar, a Pakistani-native-become-American priest, describes his journey of faith and vocation and shares his love of hospital ministry.

Paula Veneklase, a former secularist, shares her sense of God's gifts as He brings her into new life in the Catholic Church.

Phil Krill and Gary Coates adulate and expound upon the ecumenism and clarity of the thought of Pope Benedict XVI.

Mary Lou Harig describes the tremendous power of God's action on the soul when we develop a deep personal relationship with Jesus through Eucharistic Adoration.

Fr. Antoine Thomas, CSJ & David Marchinda discuss their youth ministry apostolate of mountaineering and outdoor adventures.

Father Antoine Thomas, CSJ, of the Congregation of St. John discusses his apostolate of leading young children and infants in Eucharistic adoration.

Author and convert Jacob Michael reflects on the role of the Jewish people in salvation history and the Catholic Church.

Co-Hosts discuss tyrannical elements in political correctness and its opposition to the Gospel of Life and the Catholic religion.

Dominican sister describes the unfolding of her joyous vocation that includes 4 bouts with cancer and her continuing call to share with others the importance of prayer in her ministry of writing and public speaking.

Young married Catholic couple, David & Amy Marchinda, discuss the ups and downs of the discernment process leading to marriage and their mutual passion for youth ministry.

Former Protestant ministry student, Bill Wissner, discusses iconography of the recent film by Mel Gibson and how the Catholic vision uses imagery to communicate the truths of the Faith.

Evangelical Protestant couple, David & Sally Gallagher, make common cause with Catholic friends in opposing the culture of death with prophetic witness.

Non-Catholic Christian ministers, David & Sally Gallagher, discuss their appreciation of the Catholic love of "the least of these, Christ's brethren" in their ministry to persons with cognitive impairments.

Young men still on the journey towards full incorporation into the Catholic Church, Ted Wolhford and Josh Keiler tell of their passion and reasons for wanting to join the Catholic Church.

Catholic apologist, Phil Dolci, discusses Christ's desire "that all may be made one" in light of his experiences with Catholic and Evangelical Christian youth.

Catholic biologist, Dr. Timothy W. Houseal, explains the truth about embryonic stem cell research in light of catholic teaching and scientific research.

Catholic mother and wife, Mary Ann Den Braber, discusses Jesus as the "silent partner" in marriage and motherhood and the importance of adversity as invitation to deeper unity with Him.

Catholic couple, Dr. David & Amy DenBraber, espouse the divine virture of faithfulness and fruitfulness as the key to a marriage reflective of God's love.

Dr. David & Amy DenBraber share their understanding of marriage as a participation in the Triune love of God.

Missionary priest, Fr. Matthew Bonk, C.SS.R., shares his vocation as retreat preacher of the Good News worldwide.

Greg Flynn shares heartfelt love of the Catholic Church.

Catholic mother, Mary Jo Preston, says key to patience and understanding is being caught up in the river of God's mercy.

Phil Krill, Gary Coates and Todd Vanocker discuss Catholic living as a participation of Heaven on earth.

Michele Pupel,Mother of 5 says surrendering our agenda to the grace and summons of the present moment is the key to union with God in Jesus.

Phil Krill, Gary Coates and Michele Den Hartigh discuss the difference between freedom and licentiousness.

Kathryn Mulderink and Linda Palmer describe joys of living poverty of spirit.

Phil Krill and Jim Howard converse about the on-going conversion needed to live continually in the Presence of God as a faithful Catholic Christian.

Former Baptist, Roy Shaw tells how union with God is discovered in the Catholic Church.

Catholic attorney, Jim Howard, discusses the universal call to holiness in the marketplace, following the model of St. Francis and St. Josemaria Escriva.

Phil Krill and Linda Palmer discuss communion as the key to Catholic thinking.

Cradle Catholics, Dr. David Den Braber, O.D. & Shawn McDermott, discuss the need for deeper conversion.

Phil Krill, Gary Coates, and Mark Postma discuss contraception as the key to understanding secularism.

Phil Krill and Gary Coates explore sexual agenda underlying anti-Catholicism.

Catholic priest, Rev. Charles Antekeier, discusses need for on-going conversion in the Christian life.

Phil Krill and Gary Coates advocate renewed passion for the Catholic Faith.

Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss role confusion within the American church.

Father Peter Chukwu of Nigeria describes his vocational journey.

Gary Coates and Linda Palmer describe reasons for loving the Church.

Greg Flynn & Roy Shaw counter anti-Catholic sterotypes.

Peter Baldwin & Andrew Ayers, Catholic architects, seasoned and aspiring, discuss Catholic architecture as image of God's beauty and love.

Co-Hosts, Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss the Protestant roots of American secularism.

Leslie Houseal & Nancy Bernier, Catholic mothers discuss vocation of Christian motherhood.

Mother and daughter, Dawn Cheikh & Annie Cheikh, discuss vocation to the Catholic Sisterhood.

Convert Sharon Amaya; discusses the importance of immersing ourselves in God's Divine Mercy and the beautiful sacrament of Reconciliation in which God forgives sins through His priests.

Phil Krill and Michele Den Hartigh discuss anti-Catholicism present in Da Vinci Code phenomenon.

Sonja Meierhauser & Leslie Houseal celebrate the Church's teaching about love and fruitfulness in their vocations as spouses and mothers.

Shawn McDermott, a cradle Catholic tells how his real conversion happened through the Sacrament of Confession.

Father Ivan Rolhoff, OFM CAP discusses challenges for Catholicism in Russia he faces as a missionary there.

Son of an African ancestral priest, Father Peter Chukwu relates his exciting adventures as a youth trying to become Catholic in his African country, and of his subsequent journey into the priesthood.

Tina Wernette discusses her nuptial relationship with the Lord.

Catholic friends Kathryn Mulderink & Linda Palmer share their enthusiasm for the gifts of the Holy Spirit as encountered in Catholic spirituality and liturgical worship.

Former Protestant minister, Gary Coates, describes the inadequacy of "sola scriptura" and his pursuit of a more sacramental approach to Christianity that brought him into the Catholic Church.

Bill Wissner, former seminary student in the Reformed tradition, discusses the inconsistencies of Protestant hermeneutics and the attraction of the Catholic Faith in art and Scripture.

Michelle Den Hartigh, a Baptist convert, discusses being a Catholic woman and reflects on women's ordination.