AT HOME WITH JIM AND JOY

Jim and Joy continue their conversation with CEO of TAN Books, Conor Gallagher, about his book Well-Ordered Family, and a system to restore peace and joy in Catholic households.

Jim and Joy speak with CEO of TAN Books, Conor Gallagher, about his book Well-Ordered Family, and ways to create more purposeful ordered clarity within family life.

Jim and Joy reflect on those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country this Memorial Day. Lt. Col. Kenneth Borland's mother, Adrienne Borland, tells his story.

Krys Crawley, Executive Director of Elizabeth Ministry International, describes the life-giving opportunities to defend dignity, protect purity, and heal hurts the ministry offers.

Krys Crawley, Executive Director Elizabeth Ministry International, speaks about the organization's works to honor life, encourage families, support women, and build community.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about evangelization in today's world. Adam Janke, COO of St. Paul Street Evangelization, calls in to share his perspective.

Jim and Joy speak about venerating Christ in every encounter, praying the Face Prayer, and what living a life centered around the devotion to the Holy Face entails.

Jor-El Godsey, the president of Heartbeat International, details the recent Heartbeat conference and how the pro-life movement consistently bands together for a better tomorrow.

Joan Lewis calls in from Rome to discuss our new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV and share what it was like to be in St. Peter's square during his reveal, with Jim and Joy.

Barb Ernster continues her conversation with Jim and Joy about the message of Fatima and an inspiring new book that presents the youth to Fatima, “Fatima Friends Adventure Guide.”

Barb Ernster, national coordinator and communications manager for the World Apostolate of Fatima USA, speaks about First Saturday devotion and “Fatima Friends Adventure Guide.”

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about how the month of May is dedicated to Mary and in what ways we can honor the Blessed Virgin during this month.

Gregory Mayo returns to expand upon lost fatherhood from abortion, how men can restore their relationship with God after this suffering, and his book “Unraveled Roots for Men.”

Gregory Mayo speaks about his book “Unraveled Roots for Men,” and how to help men who have lost fatherhood to abortion, find hope, healing, and a restored relationship with God.

During this interregnum period after Pope Francis' passing, Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about how Divine Mercy can guide us through this time.

Very Rev. Chris Alar, MIC continues the conversation with Jim and Joy on Divine Mercy, Saint Faustina, and Divine Mercy Sunday.

Jim and Joy speak with Very Rev. Chris Alar, MIC on Divine Mercy and the feast day of Saint Faustina, Divine Mercy Sunday.

Jim and Joy speak about the unique practices of the Easter Season with Fr. Patrick Mary Briscoe, Editor at Our Sunday Visitor magazine, and also take audience calls on the topic.

Fr. Patrick Mary, MFVA returns to dive deeper into the layers of graces that await us amidst each individual and irreplaceable day of Holy Week.

Jim and Joy speak with Fr. Patrick Mary, MFVA as he unearths spiritual insights and reflections on the distinctive days of Holy Week.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the most meaningful and inspiring moments that occur during Holy Week.

Caitrin Bennett continues the conversation about her book "Holier Matrimony," and how true devotion to your marital vows can strengthen not only your marriage, but also society.

Jim and Joy speak with Caitrin Bennett about her book Holier Matrimony and how marital vows, sacramental graces and the intercession of married saints can strengthen your marriage.

In preparation for the start of Holy Week, Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls about the Palm Sunday liturgy and how it calls us to follow Jesus more closely.

Jim and Joy speak with devoted parents, Annette and Derek George, about their late son John Paul George and how, despite his physical struggles, he found strength in his Faith.

Annette and Derek George speak about their late son John Paul George who lived with half a heart for 23 years and how his devotion to the Catholic faith shaped his life and legacy.

Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls about the significance of Jesus weeping throughout Holy Scripture and what this act of sorrow can reveal to us.

Dr. Leisa Marie Carzon continues the conversation with Jim and Joy about her book, Sister, Soldier, Surgeon, and the courageous life of missionary surgeon, Sister Deirdre Byrne.

Jim and Joy speak with Dr. Leisa Marie Carzon on her book Sister, Soldier, Surgeon and the courageous life of retired colonel in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, Sister Deirdre Byrne.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the Solemnity of the Annunciation, the Day of the Unborn Child, and how their correlation affects our perspective of unborn children.

Jim and Joy continue their conversation with author, Stephen Gabriel, about his new book The Homestretch and the best ways in which to give and receive during the autumn of life.

Jim and Joy speak with author, Stephen Gabriel, about his new book The Homestretch and the many ways in which to best use retirement years.

In preparation for the Solemnity of St. Joseph, Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls about the role of St. Joseph in the mystery of salvation and our spiritual lives.

Jim and Joy continue their conversation with bestselling author, Anthony DeStefano, about his new book “From Bread and Wine to Saints Divine” and other great books for Lent.

Anthony DeStefano joins Jim and Joy to discuss his new book “From Bread and Wine to Saints Divine,” and the importance of teaching children about the Eucharist.

Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls about the temptations of Jesus in the desert within Luke 4:1-13 and how we can apply those lessons to our own spiritual life.

Jim and Joy continue their discussion with Donald Critchlow about global population control programs, contraception, and the organizations that propagate that agenda.

Jim and Joy speak with historian Donald Critchlow about the start of global population control programs, birth control, and the institutions behind it all.

Jim and Joy discuss Ash Wednesday and the resonating power of this particular Holy day that kicks off Lent. Jim and Joy also read comments from viewers.

Dr. Daniel and Bethany Meola return to discuss how those who experienced divorce in childhood can reconcile the painful experience in the Sacraments and Christ-centered community.

Dr. Daniel and Bethany Meola speak about their book, Life Giving Wounds, which aims to lead Catholic adults who experienced childhood divorce, toward healing through the Faith.