A pretty girl plus some ugly pants equals a confrontation with pride.
This original song written by Bob Rice and performed by Righteous B, Taylor Tripodi, Harrison Wargo and Born, drives home Christ’s admonition to love with no exceptions.
Josh uses some pretty typical excuses to reject his cousin Emma’s attempts to draw him back to Christ. But does he really believe those excuses?
It’s okay to take out your anger on the beloved school mascot, right? It’s just a little knock with a golf cart. What harm could it do?
Hear a youth perspective on the meaning of the 4th commandment.
Five young men talk openly and frankly about pornography, its pervasiveness, its danger, its addictive nature and its beat-ability.
What happens when Richard wants more and there’s a little kid behind him who just wants to take her turn?
Confession. Yikes! Arguably the Sacrament most feared and neglected by Catholics. Our main character from episode one is now seen standing in line for reconciliation, struggling to decide what to share with the priest.
A recently ordained priest, a life-long Catholic, and a recent convert share about the power of the Eucharist.
Can Richard eat it all? Should he eat it all? Isn’t there something better he can do with his time?
Meet Will. He likes God and he likes girls. He thinks he might be called to the priesthood, but doesn’t know for sure.
Five young women talk openly and frankly about pornography, its effects, its danger, and the fact that it’s not just a guy thing.