Episode 183 - This episode explores the life, impact, and legacy of Pope St. John Paul II, highlighting his early influences, his role in the Catholic Church, and his significant contributions to theology and human dignity. The discussion covers his early life in Poland, his priestly formation, his pivotal role during Vatican II, and his papacy, emphasizing his writings and teachings that continue to resonate today.

Hosts: Nathanael Rea & Guest Host Anthony Basso

Episode 182 - Special guest, Heather Reynolds, joins Father Sean Danda to explore the life and legacy of Blessed Carlo Acutis, a young saint known for his deep faith, technological contributions, and inspiring example for youth. Their discussion highlights Carlo's early life, the influence of his family and friends, his unique approach to faith, and his dedication to sharing the message of the Eucharist through technology. The conversation also touches on his illness, death, and the impact he continues to have on young people today as a relatable figure in the Catholic Church.

Check out Carlo's website about Eucharistic miracles: https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html

Learn more about Blessed Carlo Acutis: https://www.carloacutis.com/

Episode 181 - Father Sean Danda and Nathanael Rea start our Summer With The Saints series but discussing the life of Blessed Bartolo Longo, a former satanic priest who underwent a profound conversion and became a devoted advocate for the Rosary and Our Lady of Pompeii. The discussion delves into his early life, struggles with faith, descent into darkness, and eventual return to God, highlighting the transformative power of mercy and devotion. Longo's legacy as a promoter of the Rosary and his impact on the community of Pompeii are also emphasized, showcasing his journey from despair to hope and faith.