At Home With Jim and Joy

Jim and Joy continue their conversation with author Anthony DeStefano to share more about his newest book, “The Miracle Book – A Simple Guide to Asking for the Impossible.”

Jim and Joy have best-selling author, Anthony DeStefano, to speak about his newest book, “The Miracle Book – A Simple Guide to Asking for the Impossible.”

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the friendship Jesus shared with Martha, Mary, and Lazarus and what we can learn from this intimate and personal relationship.

The co-founder of MyCatholicDoctor, Kathleen Berchelmann M.D., is back to speak with Jim and Joy about how she and her organization are reclaiming Catholic healthcare in America.

Kathleen Berchelmann M.D., speaks about how she and her organization, MyCatholicDoctor, are continuing the 2000-year-old healing ministry of Jesus Christ.

In preparation for her feast day on July 22nd, Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about St. Mary Magdalene, her role in our lives, and in the church.

Jim and Joy continue their conversation with founder and CEO of Emmaus Home, Anne Leopold, about services of care and support for community members with intellectual disabilities.

Founder and CEO of Emmaus Home, Anne Leopold, joins Jim and Joy to discuss the need for faith-based Housing and care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls on penitent ways of reparation, love and sacrifice. Theresa Bonopartis, Developer of Entering Canaan Ministry, also gives her thoughts.

Jim and Joy continue their conversation with Fraternus’ New Chapter Development Officer, Terry Rumore, and discuss the ways the organization mentors men and boys in their faith.

Jim and Joy welcome Terry Rumore to speak about Fraternus, his role as New Chapter Development Officer, and how the organization builds Catholic identity, brotherhood, and virtue.

Jim and Joy read comments and take calls about the graces available to be received during Eucharistic Adoration and Deacon Chuck Kelley calls in to share his thoughts and insights.

Jim and Joy continue their conversation with Cassie Everts, the co-author to “Nursery of Heaven,” as they discuss how to support those who are grieving from losing a child.

Cassie Everts speaks about the newest addition of “Nursery of Heaven” and addresses the best ways to bring comfort, meaning, and healing to those grieving from the loss of a child.

Jim and Joy read viewer comments and take calls about patience and being quick to listen to others, as is discussed and reflected in James 1:19.