It’s time to come home. Home to the beauty and grace of the sacraments. Home to the beauty and grace of who God is. Home to the Mass, to the Church—because home is where your family is, and it’s where you belong. Come Be Fed.
Sr. Alicia Torres speaks about how her involvement in pro-life work led to a broader understanding of the value of every human life.
When Matt’s girlfriend invites him to take a “How Well do You Know Your Significant Other?” quiz, he quickly learns the importance of remembering life’s greater details.
It’s time to come home. Home to the beauty and grace of the sacraments. Home to the beauty and grace of who God is. Home to the Mass, to the Church—because home is where your family is, and it’s where you belong. Come Be Fed.
When used according to god’s plan, sex is an amazing gift. In this humorous (and perhaps ridiculous) six-episode series, hosts Ben and Barbara share their thoughts on what it takes to live a sexually pure life.
Sunday morning in the Perron household is often quite chaotic as the family prepares to attend Mass. On one particular Sunday, young Mackenzie Perron sees an opportunity to “rescue Jesus” from “great peril.”
While planning ‘the weekend of his life’ with a couple of friends, a strange man appears and talks with Daniel about eternal life and what he can expect to experience.
After trying repeatedly to coax her 3 year-old daughter, Kelsey, to jump into a swimming pool, Bob Perron’s wife, Lisa, gets the “last laugh” as gravity offers a little assistance. In this vignette, Bob shares a very personal and miraculous story about trusting one’s life to God’s providence.
When used according to god’s plan, sex is an amazing gift. In this humorous (and perhaps ridiculous) six-episode series, hosts Ben and Barbara share their thoughts on what it takes to live a sexually pure life.
At age six, Bob Perron’s son Bobby wanted one thing for Christmas – a tuxedo! The reason: His mom was the “best mom in the world” and he wanted to take her out to dinner. Big Bob shares the important lesson he learned from his son as he prepared him for his “date with mom.”