When we have publicly dedicated ourselves to Christ, we become His ambassadors. We are given a great opportunity to show the love and patience of Jesus as we go about our virtual lives. However, there are dangers to this. Social media can contain prejudice and hatred that we must deal with because of our faith. Misinformation can lead us down false paths. The constant bombardment of information can be overwhelming, and it can distract from what we strive for as Christians. However, there are safeguards and guidelines for successful navigation of the treacherous waters of the web. Sister Nancy Usselmann, of the Daughters of St. Paul, knows well how to keep our sanity and spirituality intact while still being positive representations of the Church. Nicholas has the honor to sit down with Sister Nancy to discuss how to be Online Ambassadors.

Few things are as central to Catholic belief as the holy presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. Every day, at Masses held all over the world, the faithful come to honor the imperative given to us by our Savior: to take His real self into our own beings, allowing it to effuse us and change us for the better. Eucharistic Congresses serve as events of awakening, to enlighten the minds of Catholics concerning this miracle we can witness daily. These Congresses are massive undertakings, with many people working behind the scenes to ensure that the experience is as meaningful as possible. To that end, Nicholas sits down with some of those whose tireless efforts make the Eucharistic Congress of the Diocese of Helena a reality. Alex Kautzky joins us once again, as well as youth volunteer Cameron Donahue and MC Fr. Marc Lenneman. Nathan Amas, a focus missionary who is discerning the priesthood, also gives us a glimpse of the rich fruits offered to us when we are walking in the Eucharist.

Everyone who can be called a Catholic has been confirmed in the eyes of the Church. This is a sacred and joyful ritual in which the community celebrates those who are completing their process. For converts, this happens at the culmination of the OCIA program. Learning how to be a practicing Catholic can seem a little daunting at first, but these worries quickly melt away in the warmth of support and the light of the Spirit. Kim is one of those wonderful individuals joining us this Easter, guided by and guiding her husband, Jason, who has followed her through this process and rediscovered his faith along the way. Theirs is an inspiring story about how two people can learn to appreciate each other in a different way while building upon what is given by the Spirit. Jason and Kim join Nicholas to talk about how this walk with God has influenced their lives and their relationship for the better.