Former Protestant Tim Jackson, today's guest, tells how even with his strong religious background, he is drawn into the Catholic Church through the Mass and sacraments, supported by his degree in history.

Taking care of her elderly mother leads today's guest, Carol Ertl, to embrace the ministry of bringing the Holy Eucharist to the homebound.

Jacquelyn Lee, today's guest, shares how her desperate family situation leads Protestant mother to the Catholic faith through the Mass, studying Scripture, reading aboutn the faith.

Andrea Brandt, once an Irish-German Protestant, was drawn to Catholicism through the Holy Liturgy and found it easy to accept

Mary, the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

When Debi Kruse, today's guest, was a fallen away Catholic with addictions, she, in despair, calls out to God and finds tremendous love, forgiveness and spiritual intimacy in the Catholic Church.

Joan McClelland, today's guest, describes how she felt called to the Catholic faith at age 4 when a neighbor brought her to Mass, and she explains her deep devotion to Our Lord and Mary and attends Mass and Eucharistic Adoration every day.

Convert Dean McClelland describes how he was drawn to Catholicism during courtship and the tremendous joy and fulfillment of daily Mass, Eucharistic Adoration and the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

Co-Hosts Jeff Wincel and Dean Matthew Vernon discuss Dean's new book on deceptions that draw

us away from God's will.

Fr. Edward Hankiewicz discusses the marriage of spirituality and religion in the fullness of our

expression of faith as Catholics.

Sharice Purlman, today's guest, reveals her conversion and entry into the fullness of the Catholic Church was driven by family love and unity.