
Featured program · Ciocca Center
The Gospel of Work
An eight-part journey toward a richer Catholic understanding of work, vocation, leadership, and the good we create together.
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Featured program · Ciocca Center
An eight-part journey toward a richer Catholic understanding of work, vocation, leadership, and the good we create together.
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Guided pathOur Hope TV
A direct, practical call to become the man God created you to be—focused, repentant, strong, loving, wise, and holy.
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Video seriesOur Hope TV
A generous introduction to Jesus, Scripture, salvation, prayer, the sacraments, Mary, the saints, and life in the Church.
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Guided pathKnights of Columbus
A direct call to authentic Catholic masculinity through brotherhood, leadership, fatherhood, prayer, the sacraments, and mission.
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Guided pathKnights of Columbus
A five-part journey into the truth and beauty of Catholic marriage and family life—and the grace to live that mission in the modern world.
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Guided pathKnights of Columbus
A Catholic vision of work as mission: a place for sanctification, service, family responsibility, and the right ordering of life.
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Guided pathCiocca Center
An eight-part journey toward a richer Catholic understanding of work, vocation, leadership, and the good we create together.
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Video seriesAscension
Filmed in Rome, Fr. Columba Jordan draws practical wisdom from St. Paul’s letters for loneliness, self-worth, anxiety, hope, and everyday Christian life.
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Video seriesFamily Theater Productions
Five longtime-married couples share honest lessons on expectations, family life, hardship, faith, intimacy, and keeping love alive across the decades.
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Guided pathCatholic Central
A welcoming, practical introduction to the OCIA journey, the Sacraments of Initiation, and the many paths people take into the Catholic Church.
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