The family is the core unit of society. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t conflicts among family members. On Wednesday, we’ll invite you to join us to talk about how you deal with difficult members of your family.

We are not guaranteed tomorrow. So today is it. Do the next right thing because all of Heaven is watching. That’s what we’ll talk about on Tuesday. Taking one step at a time toward our eternal destiny.

We all should go to the Sacrament of Confession on a regular basis. Especially if we are trying to control a certain sin or vice. Part of the sacrament’s fulfillment is performing whatever penance the priest prescribes. On Friday, we’re going to talk about this, discuss whether we think the usual penances are too harsh or too light, and if we’ve ever been given creative penances. Please join us.

Mornings can bring all sorts of emotions. Are you someone who can’t wait to leap out of bed and take on a new day? Or, do you kind of hit the snooze button and pull the blanket over your head until you absolutely have to get up? This should be an interesting conversation on Wednesday.

It happens every day. People choose to leave the Catholic Church for any number of reasons. While we believe there is ultimately no reason to walk away from Holy Mother Church, it does happen. Is there anything that could potentially lead you to do so? Have you in fact left the Catholic Church? Let’s talk about this on Friday.

Cliches are a dime a dozen. Throughout history, millions have been coined and used. Some have endured the test of time better than others. Do you have one – or more – that you’re particularly fond of? Share them with the world on Wednesday.

On Monday, we want to hear from young people. What do you think of the world you’re growing up and living in now? Is it all that you had expected? Hoped for? What do you think you can do to make it better? Please join us for this impactful conversation!

We should always do our best to look forward, not backward. But, the truth is, some things in our past continue to pester us into the future. On Thursday, let’s talk about this, and how we can best move beyond the things we might wish to change in our past.

An experience that many, if not most, of us will one day have is distributing the belongings of a loved one who passes away. This can bring with it a wide range of emotions, and can be a challenge, a blessing, or anything in between. Join us as we talk about this on Wednesday.

As Catholics, we have the abundant graces that flow from the seven sacraments. But the church also recognizes that graces can come through the use of holy water and other sacramentals. How much do you use them? We’ll talk about that on Tuesday.