God Calling with guest Fr. Charles Diedrick

God Calling with guests Deacon Scott and Julie Cerrito

Paul Orlousky's guests are Deacon Scott and Julie Cerrito.  Deacon Cerrito serves at St. Francis Xavier Parish in Medina. He’s a former motorcycle policeman and recovered from a serious injury, as always with the support of Julie. Being a deacon is a "job" that requires a supportive wife and family.

God Calling with guests from the Culture Project 2026

Paul Orlousky's guests are Culture Project missionaries who are in Cleveland during 2026. The Culture Project is an initiative of young people set out to restore culture through the experience of virtue. The Cleveland missionary team is dedicated to sharing messages of respecting the dignity of a human person and living a life of sexual integrity with those in middle schools, high schools and parish youth ministry groups.

God Calling with guest Fr. Charles Diedrick

Paul Orlousky's guest is Fr. Charlie Diedrick, Pastor of St. Mary Parish, Elyria; and Administrator of St. Agnes Parish, Elyria.  Fr. Diedrick has been a priest since 1978.  We will talk about his early years greatly expanding St. Barnabas in Nordonia Hills as the community grew, and now back at St Mary’s in Elyria where his forefathers in the 1880s founded the parish.  His insights are deep as his humor.

God Calling with guest Fr. John DeSocio

Paul Orlousky's guest is Fr. John DeSocio.  This week is a show like none other I’ve ever done.  A Priest from my parish growing up, St. Anthony’s in Elmira, NY.  Fr. John DeSocio is a cousin of mine but in an Italian parish it seemed everyone is your cousin.  He’s what I’d call a 5 tool Priest.  He’s been a parish priest, campus chaplain, a Vocational director, worked in a European seminary and was a 17-year military chaplain.  WOW!  We’ll look back and forward as we visit.  I hope you can share the time with us.

God Calling with guest Erin Hathaway

Paul Orlousky's guest is Erin Hathaway, Executive Director of Zellie's Home, Cleveland, OH, a place where mothers with no place else to go can come and receive more than a place to stay.  The women live in community and are treated with dignity as they take part in a safe learning environment.