Catholic Forum

Tina Wernette discusses her nuptial relationship with the Lord.

Paula Obiden, a mother of five children, responds to the call to holiness by entering the Catholic Church.

Convert Bill Wissner discusses how the Mother of God is model of faith for Catholics; Mother and model of the Church; and the Mother of all Christians by virtue of her commission to care for the beloved disciple at the foot of the Cross.

Catholic friends Kathryn Mulderink & Linda Palmer share their enthusiasm for the gifts of the Holy Spirit as encountered in Catholic spirituality and liturgical worship.

Leslie Houseal, the daughter of missionary non-Catholic parents, talks of her conversion to Catholicism and the joys of her vocation as mother and wife.

Co-Hosts Phil Krill and Gary Coates discuss Pope Benedict XVI's first encyclical (God is Love).

Former Baptist Lydia Flickinger tells of her resistance to becoming Catholic but the overwhelming impetus for her conversion to the Church.

Catholic author and poet Kathryn Mulderink discusses Redemptive Suffering in the context of Trinitarian theology and Colossians 1:24.

Former Protestant pastor Gary Coates argues that the Bible itself disproves the Protestant belief in the sufficiency of scripture as the sole rule of authority in Christian living.

Ike Yskes, a convert from the Christian Reformed Church, talks of how the simple faith of a Catholic in the US Navy attracted him to the Catholic Church.

Linda Palmer and Phil Krill reflect on the Heavenly Mystery.

Gary Coates, a former Protestant minister, reviews the history and inadequacy of the Protestant doctrine of "sola scriptura."

Former Protestant minister, Gary Coates, describes the inadequacy of "sola scriptura" and his pursuit of a more sacramental approach to Christianity that brought him into the Catholic Church.

Co-Host Linda Palmer reflects on the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit.

Gary and Kay Coates describe disenchantment with the anarchy among Protestant sects and their desire for a supra-biblical teaching authority to resolve interpretive debates about crucial biblical passages.

Former Naval Officer Dan Rogers hears a call to become a Carthusian Monk.

Bill Wissner, former seminary student in the Reformed tradition, discusses the inconsistencies of Protestant hermeneutics and the attraction of the Catholic Faith in art and Scripture.

Dan Rogers returns to the Faith of his fathers through Protestant friends in the Navy.

Fr. Robert Levis, a well-known Catholic authority on catechetics, discusses current trends in the Church and needs for effective future re-evangelization of lukewarm Catholics.

Co-Hosts Michelle Den Hartigh and Phill Krill explore John Paul II 's "Theology of the Body".