AT HOME WITH JIM AND JOY

Matthew Estrade is back to share how he came to help those with dementia, the power of sacramental in the life of the cognitively impaired, and how the Church can provide support.

Matthew Estrade speaks about Dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other cognitive conditions, sharing how to recognize their onset and what palliative care options are available.

Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls about the third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday, and its role in encouraging the Church to rejoice during the Advent season.

Dr. Joseph White is back to illuminate the ways in which we can miss the Lord speaking to us in everyday life, and the role our talents and the arts can play in searching for God.

Dr. Joseph White points to the inspiration of his book, the role his conversion had in realizing God speaks to individuals, and the means by which God often uses to do so.

Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls about Mary’s Immaculate Conception and how it affects our Blessed Mother’s titles as Mother of God and Mother of the Church.

Maria Gallagher returns to share how the Glorious Mysteries affect her life, steps to take for those who struggle to relate to the Blessed Mother and how to find hope in suffering.

Maria Gallagher discusses her book on the Glorious Mysteries, shares why a relationship with Mary is important and offers advice for those who find praying the Rosary difficult.

As the Advent begins, Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls discussing how to best prepare for Christmas during the Advent Season.

Gary and Laney Gagnon note the sacrifices and rewards of diverse seasons of life and how an offering of thanks to the Lord within varied seasons is a vital part of Christian life.

Fr. John Paul Mary shares his experience at the 10th National Eucharistic Congress, its impact on the Church, the culture, and the hearts of individuals who love the Eucharist.

Jim and Joy read comments and take viewer calls about the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and the spirit of thankfulness.

Dr. Theresa Burke returns to share about her program Grief to Grace, how it helps abuse victims, Pope Francis’ support, and its impact for those suffering the trauma of war.