If you missed our lively conversation on Monday about how St. Anthony helps us find things we’ve lost or misplaced, don’t worry. We’re doing a part two on Tuesday. Should be another great show – led, as always, by you, the Take 2 Family.

There’s a patron saint for just about everything. The saint many people turn to for help finding something is St. Anthony of Padua. Has he come through for you? If so, share your story with the world on Monday’s show.

It’s been a great week of shows. And we’ll wrap it up with a conversation about our siblings. Is there one (or more) that you look up to in a particular way? He or she could be younger or older than you. Let’s talk about this on Friday.

Is there a verse or passage in the Bible that holds special meaning for you? If so, we want to know what it is. Join us for an inspiring conversation on Thursday.

So many of us get nervous and anxious when we have to go see the doctor. Even if we think our health is just fine. There’s something about the sight of a doctor in a white coat that causes many people’s blood pressure to rise and their palms to sweat. Is this you? If so, let’s talk about it on Tuesday.

On Monday, we’ll start the week with one of our most popular shows. If you have an urgent prayer intention, be sure to let us know, so that we can all pray together for what’s on your heart.

We’re going to end the week with a conversation about our favorite high school memories. Be sure to tune in and share the memory that stands out the most for you.

Unfortunately, tragedy strikes communities on a daily basis. A school bus carrying players and cheerleaders skids off the road, leaving many dead or injured. A child goes missing, and a frantic search ensues. A tornado touches down, leaving a trail of wreckage. Has tragedy affected your local community? That’s what we’ll talk about on Thursday.

We live at a time in history when heroes are badly needed. This is especially true in the family. Is there someone you can point to in your family as a real hero? Share with us who that is on Wednesday’s show.

With so much going on in the world today – a great deal of it evil – it’s good now and then to ponder why it is we’re grateful to be Catholic. That’s what we’ll talk about on Tuesday. Not in a triumphalistic way, but in a matter-of-fact way that gives all the glory to God.