Living an unassuming, simple, and beautifully ordinary life, James Miller is on the road to canonization. This Lasallian Brother from Wisconsin reminds us that God calls us to be holy in the everyday circumstances of life.

Listen to his inspiring story and remember to respond to God's invitation to holiness exactly where you are.

Dad jokes, grace in the desert, and a bible study.

This week, our newly ordained priest, Father Nico Stellpflug joins Taylor and Father Mark to share how the Lord moved him closer to His heart and helped him to say, "yes" to the vocation of the priesthood.

Father Willie Van De Loo, a priest of the diocese of Green Bay for 70 years joins Taylor and Father Mark to share his beautiful, hilarious, humble, and insightful vocation story.

Diplomas, grad parties, summer jobs, new jobs, oh my!

Graduation season is upon us and there are always many things that come along for the ride. One thing that needs to be examined, however, is your faith.

Taylor and Father Mark share some insights on how to stay engaged with your faith post-graduation and some tips on how to stay close to the Lord.

Send this to someone who you know has just graduated or is about to!

We have a Pope!

Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Father Scott Valentyn where they celebrate the election of Pope Leo XIV, share their hopes for this papacy, and Father Mark and Father Scott reminisce about past papal elections...even one that Father Scott was in Rome to witness!

Remember, pray for the Pope!

Haven't been to Rome? Neither has Taylor! But luckily, Father Mark has and on this episode, he breaks down the beauty of Rome and its significance to our Catholic faith.

Who doesn't love talking to a religious sister??

We know you will love our guest this week because we sure did.

Taylor and Father Mark are joined by Sister Maria José, a religious sister belonging to the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary.

Sister Maria shares her beautiful story along with some incredible insights that she learned along the way.

Moving forward!

We said this so many times, we figured it should be the name of the episode, and rightly so!

Our guest for this episode is Candace Gehl, and she reminds us why it is important to be moving forward, but always in hope.