As Holy Week approaches, how can the Shroud of Turin help us ponder Christ’s suffering, Resurrection, and mercy more deeply?

Judy Comeaux is joined by Fr. Brian Eilers to reflect on the Shroud of Turin and why this ancient burial cloth still matters for Christians today. Their conversation explores what the Resurrection means, why the Shroud continues to draw scientific interest, and how encountering its image can make the Passion of Jesus feel intensely personal. They also discuss the connection between the Shroud, Divine Mercy, and the Eucharist, and preview a special visit from Fr. Andrew Dalton, who will speak at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Bryan on Wednesday, April 1, followed by an exhibit open through Divine Mercy Sunday. Enter Holy Week with greater wonder, gratitude, and faith!

Find out more about the Who is the Man of the Shroud exhibit coming to St. Joseph Parish in Bryan at https://stjosephbcs.org/shroud-of-turin-exhibit

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Where do you bring the wounds no one sees? Deacon Rod Reyna helps listeners hear how Catholic healing prayer, grounded in Scripture, the sacraments, and intercession, opens hearts to the mercy of Jesus.

Host Judy Comeaux visits with Deacon Rod Reyna, deacon at St. Elizabeth of Hungary in Pflugerville and director of the Mercy of God Prayer Center, to explore the Church’s ministry of healing prayer. Drawing on the Spiritual Growth and Inner Healing course, small-group accompaniment, and the Receiving Inner Healing retreat, Deacon Rod explains how identity in baptism, Scripture, adoration, and forgiveness free us from lies, shame, and unforgiveness. He shares testimonies from parish retreats and prison ministry, including women on death row, and clarifies the role of trained facilitators and intercessors in a safe, prayerful setting. If you are burdened by past wounds, or want to walk with someone who is, this conversation offers practical, hopeful next steps. Follow the show, rate and review, and share.

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Two converts share how Catholic radio, C.S. Lewis, and the saints led them home to the Church - and into parish youth ministry that forms whole families.

Host Darren Sinkule and Deacon Robin Waters welcome Daniel and Noelle Self of St. Jerome Catholic Church (Hewitt/Waco). Daniel traces his path from Assemblies of God to a hunger for liturgy; Noelle shares a varied Protestant upbringing, common misconceptions about Catholics, and how listening to gentle, Scripture-rooted answers on Catholic radio opened her heart. They recall their first Mass, a renewed love for the Eucharist, the communion of saints (including Noelle’s confirmation saint, St. Teresa of Calcutta), and Noelle’s testimony of healing after asking St. Rita’s intercession. Now serving in youth ministry, they explain St. Jerome’s family-based formation that engages parents and teens together in the sacramental life. Follow the show, rate and review, and share.

01:44 - Pentecostal roots and a draw to liturgy 07:11 - Noelle’s background and Catholic misconceptions 09:03 - Meeting through a C.S. Lewis group and a quick marriage 11:15 - Lewis, Chesterton, and opening to Catholicism 16:15 - Wrestling with Episcopal/Anglican options 22:33 - Finding St. Jerome and attending first Mass 35:13 - St. Rita’s intercession and freedom from asthma 37:09 - Family-based catechesis with parents engaged

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