At the Kitchen Table: Living the Evangelical Councils (Maggie Glemkowksi)

How to Sanctify Your Workday (Stephen Henley)

Tim is joined by Legatus President Stephen Henley to discuss how to bring Christ into the workplace, especially at the highest levels of corporate America. Stephen also shares how he personally lives out and shares the faith with coworkers and employees each day. Resources: Legatus Website [https://legatus.org/]

Can a Song Lead You to God?

Tim explores how music can connect us with God, drawing on the church's rich history of communal festivals and feasts to show its roots in the Catholic faith. He invites callers to share the songs, religious or not, that have stirred their hearts and pointed them toward the sacred.

The Church and Science (Br. Guy Consolmagno)

Brother Guy Consolmagno, S.J., returns to discuss Pope Leo XIV, the Vatican Observatory, and why the Church sees science as a path toward wonder and truth. Tim and Brother Guy explore AI, human intelligence, climate change, and how faith helps us approach creation with humility and love. Resources:  https://www.vaticanobservatory.org/ [https://www.vaticanobservatory.org/]

How Pope Leo Thinks

On the anniversary of the election of Pope Leo XIV, Tim reflects on the mind and mission of the Church’s new Holy Father, exploring how he thinks, the spiritual and intellectual influences shaping his leadership, and what his vision could mean for Catholics around the world. [Encore]

Suburbs Changed Catholic America (Fr. Stephen Koeth, C.S.C.)

Father Stephen Koeth, C.S.C. [https://history.nd.edu/people/rev-stephen-m-koeth-c-s-c/], joins Tim to discuss his book Crabgrass Catholicism and how the postwar move to the suburbs reshaped Catholic parish life, education, and politics. Together, they explore what this history reveals about American Catholic identity today and how the Church should respond in a changing culture.  Resources:  Crabgrass Catholicism: How Suburbanization Transformed Faith and Politics in Postwar America [https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/C/bo250888546.html]