AT HOME WITH JIM AND JOY: Recent Episodes
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Dynamic husband and wife radio team Jim and Joy Pinto bring their powerful witness to daytime TV with special guests and topics focusing on marriage, family, and pro-life issues.
Today’s guest, author Kate Sydnor, believes kids need to be exposed to Jesus from a young age. In her new book, she describes how that exposure can serve as the basis of a devotional life for children as they grow up.
As a first responder on 9/11, Msgr. Robert Romano saw first-hand the carnage that unfolded that day. He joins Jim and Joy to relate his personal experience, and the lessons we can all learn from tragedies such as this.
Abortion is not just a woman’s issue. Today Greg Mayo, looks at the forgotten victims of this terrible trauma – men. He explains abortion’s impact on those ready to become fathers who lost their precious opportunity.
Greg Mayo has written an important book about the detrimental impact abortion has had on the men in our culture. He joins Jim and Joy to discuss the ways men can heal from the traumatic loss of their parental rights.
Jim and Joy welcome Fr. Wade Menezes from the Fathers of Mercy, an apostolate who’s primary responsibility is preaching parish missions and retreats. He talks about his missionary work and the universal call to holiness.
Visitors to Lourdes find beauty and goodness wherever they turn, and many are healed. Marlene Watkins returns to talk about her apostolate, which is bringing a virtual pilgrimage of the sacred site to the world.
Author Marlene Watkins discusses the history of prayer and healing in Lourdes detailed in her wonderful new book. She talks about the “everyday miracles” and the feasibility of travelling to Lourdes for the disabled.
Patrick O’Hearn discusses the role saints and angels play in finding a spouse, the practical lessons those looking to meet a spouse can learn from their lives, and how married couples can imitate their loving examples.
Keeping with this week’s theme, author Patrick O’Hearn reveals how the saints met their spouses. He explains the nature of a pure and holy Christian Courtship, and its importance in saintly lives throughout history.
Most of us have cherished memories of the first time we met our future spouse. Today, Jim and Joy talk about their first meeting, reveal how God has blessed their marriage, and take calls and emails from our viewers.
Guest Mary Haseltine discusses the role of a birth doula, a trained professional who provides physical and emotional support during childbirth. Plus, a look at the current state of maternal and neonatal care in America.
Childbirth educator Mary Haseltine discusses the role of birth in the life and faith of women. In the context of the Theology of the Body, Mary tells how birth is an essential part of the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony.
Eric Scheidler, Executive Director of the Pro-Life Action League, stresses the importance of visiting graves and memorials of abortion victims. He joins Jim and Joy to discuss the effort and take viewer phone calls.
Jim and Joy welcome back Maria Gallagher to discuss how Catholics can grow in their faith, and in their pro-life ministry, through personal prayer, devotion to the Holy Eucharist and devotion to the Blessed Mother.
Catholic author and speaker, Maria Gallagher, explains how she became deeply involved in the pro-life movement, and discusses the new challenges her apostolate faces in changing hearts and minds in the post-Roe era.
Today on At Home, Jor-El Godsey, President of Heartbeat International, joins Jim and Joy to take phone calls and emails from viewers about the importance of pregnancy resource centers and their life-saving ministry.
Learn simple ways to trust more deeply in God’s Providence – even in difficult times. Gary Zimak returns to share the powerful messages contained in his popular books that help Christians overcome fear and anxiety.
Catholic author and speaker, Gary Zimak shares the story of his conversion, and explains how he entered the ministry of helping people break free from worry. See the books he’s written to help others follow the Truth.
Jim and Joy reflect on the state of the pro-life movement with Teresa Bonopartis of Lumina. They discuss her organization’s work in providing hope and healing, and the fight against abortion in local communities.
Jim and Joy welcome back Mary Stanford, who shares how husbands and wives can be encouraged to tap into their natural strengths, and she explains how these complementary gifts can lead to true marital happiness.
How can you find true freedom in your marriage? Guest Mary Stanford analyzes The Obedience Paradox of marriage, and explains how this dynamic flows from the unique gifts and strengths of masculinity and femininity.
Kelly Tolman and Crystal Comiskey share the mission and vision behind The Pelican Project, which helps parents build a culture of life in the home, and provides free resources to spark life-affirming daily conversations.
The Pelican Project supports parents in teaching their children the dignity and sanctity of human life. Co-founders Kelly Tolman and Crystal Comiskey share how they met and why this ministry means so much to them.
If you haven’t built your St. Joseph Altar yet, what are you waiting for? Laura Padron delves into the details, and shows viewers how this devotion enhances their community, and serves as an outreach to those in need.
Laura Padron has written a book about building St. Joseph altars as a way to express devotion to this great saint. She explains the practice and shows viewers how they can partake in this cherished tradition from Sicily.
If you’re looking for the perfect gift for children, order a copy of Anthony DeStefano’s “Greenlee is Growing.” He stops by today to explain how the liturgical seasons of Lent and Easter reflect the seasons of our lives.
Anthony DeStefano works to spread his faith through his children’s books. Today, he talks about his newest work, "Greenlee is Growing," which teaches children the simple things in life can provide the most profound joy.
The Stations of the Cross are one of the most moving and relatable ceremonies during Lent. Jim and Joy ask their viewers why it’s such a meaningful devotion for them, and which Station in particular grips their heart.
Guests Dr. Nicholas Kongoasa and Laura Ducote return to discuss restorative reproductive medicine, their involvement with abortion pill reversal and the ultimate goals of their ministry in authentic women’s healthcare.
Today, Jim and Joy welcome back Dr. George Delgado to discuss his work in the field of abortion pill reversal, and share the mission of the Steno Institute in making this research and treatment more widely available.
Dr. George Delgado, President of the Steno Institute, discusses the unfortunate proliferation and dangers of medical (chemical) abortion and explains why abortion pill reversal research is more important than ever.
Catholics and non-Catholics alike are drawn to Ash Wednesday. Today, Jim and Joy speak with Fr. Joseph Mary Wolfe about the importance of the liturgy, and take viewer calls and emails with reflections on this solemn day.
Fr. Robert Altier explores the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony as a true path to holiness. Today on At Home, he shares with Jim and Joy what marriage teaches us about the relationship between Christ and His Church.
Does God have a plan for your marriage? Fr. Robert Altier is so sure He does, he wrote a book about it. Today, he discusses the origins of his tome, and shares the central message he wants readers to take away from it.
With Lent around the corner, Jim and Joy take emails and calls from the audience on how to make this season an especially fruitful one. See how other Catholics are discerning and preparing for this year’s Lenten journey.
When Brent Patterson says “the Eucharist stole my heart,” he means it. Hear about his love and devotion for the Holy Eucharist, and how his life and direction have been transformed by his relationship with Christ.
Brent Patterson shares his remarkable conversion story. Raised as a Christian, he found himself wandering away from faith in adulthood. See what attracted him to the Catholic Church, and in particular, the Eucharist.
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it’s the perfect opportunity for Jim and Joy to share their own love story through Christ, and hear from viewers on how this occasion strengthens the bonds of love in their lives.
Our hosts welcome Morella Carta to share the mission of St. Joseph’s Shining Little Stars, a safe home for abused and neglected children in Uganda. See how they rebuild lives and prepare them for their future education.
We welcome back Joelle Maryn, a Catholic actress and TV personality, to discuss her fulfilling work including her new short film, “Fully Known.” See why she’s determined to share her message of healing with the world.
Joelle Maryn introduces her short film “Fully Known,” which has been nominated for several awards. This faith-based actor, speaker and TV host shares the inspiration and the important message behind this project.
Jim and Joy take calls and emails from viewers. Today’s topic is the direction and next steps for the prolife movement after the recent Supreme Court decision in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case.
The Suki Foundation is a remarkable charity born out of tragedy. Brian and Marie Bateh explain how their daughter inspired them to create the organization that’s helping children and families living with Rett Syndrome.
Brian and Marie Bateh stop by to share the story of their daughter Sarah Katherine. Known as Suki, her diagnosis with Rett Syndrome, a rare disorder that affects brain development, changed their family forever.
Viewers share their favorite memories of their fathers, and reflect upon the impact of fatherhood in their lives. Call in and celebrate fathers everywhere with this special episode of At Home with guest, Shereen Zaidan.
Gretchen Crowe invites Catholics to rediscover their love for the Rosary through Saint John Paul the Second's devotion. Part 2 of 2 , hosted by Jim and Joy Pinto.
Gretchen Crowe invites Catholics to rediscover their love for the Rosary through Saint John Paul the Second's devotion. Part 1 of 2 , hosted by Jim and Joy Pinto.
Through his itinerant preaching ministry, Fr. Thomas Blau works with parish priests and missions throughout the U.S. He has a unique view to discuss the power of Confession and his hopes for the future of the Church.
Fr. Thomas Blau explains his “Barnabas Ministry,” which serves parish priests and their congregations. Given the importance of personal prayer for clergy and laity, hear his plans for how this ministry can be expanded.
Learn how receiving Divine Mercy can help us to share it. Jim and Joy welcome Bill Donaghy of the Theology of the Body Institute, who offers advice on extending Divine Mercy to others. Plus, viewer calls and emails.
Who better to share the power of stories than accomplished Catholic author and teacher, Philip Martin. He explains how storytelling practices relate to the Bible, the saints, and even our understanding of Jesus Christ.
An examination of the nature and purpose of a Catholic education. Author and teacher Philip Martin explains how Catholic schools are meant to work alongside parents to help form young people in holiness and virtue.
What were the highlights of your Easter celebration? What are your hopes and dreams for the season ahead? Jim and Joy share their personal reflections, and hear from viewers on how they celebrated this great feast.
In his new book, John Martignoni lists the “rules of engagement” Catholics should keep in mind when sharing their faith. He joins Jim and Joy to explain how Holy Week can provide a unique opportunity for evangelization.
John Martignoni has developed some simple strategies to help Catholics evangelize more effectively. He shares the story of his reversion, and details his training in the ministry of Catholic apologetics for Jim and Joy.
As we look ahead to Holy Week, Jim and Joy reflect upon the depth and meaning of “the week that changed the world.” They take calls and emails from viewers on the ways that they plan to observe this blessed time.
The Missionaries of the Poor has long been performing life-saving work in the Philippines. Fr. Richard Ho Lung explains the needs his order addresses, and shares the ways viewers can help through prayer and almsgiving.
Jim and Joy welcome an EWTN favorite. Fr. Richard Ho Lung shares the story of his conversion, his priestly vocation, and the ministries his order, the Missionaries of the Poor, has undertaken in the Philippines.
Jor-El Godsey of Heartbeat International visits Jim and Joy to discuss the assistance pregnancy help centers can offer women who are abortion-vulnerable, abortion-minded, or suffering the after-effects of an abortion.
How can parents and grandparents can pass along their Catholic faith to the next generation? Several guests from the past year of programs provide guidance and advice in this special look at marriage and parenthood.
We welcome back Joelle Maryn, a Catholic actress and TV personality, to discuss her fulfilling work including her new short film, “Fully Known.” See why she’s determined to share her message of healing with the world.
Joelle Maryn introduces her short film “Fully Known,” which has been nominated for several awards. This faith-based actor, speaker and TV host shares the inspiration and the important message behind this project.
On the feast day of St. John Bosco, Jim and Joy speak with Angie Windnagle and take viewer comments on the lessons that parents can learn from this great saint in educating their children in virtue.
Shawn Carney continues exploring the themes of his latest book and shares examples of “what to say” and “what NOT to say” when discussing the topic of abortion.
Jim and Joy share about the importance of public pro-life witness and take viewers’ phone calls on their experiences at pro-life events around the country.
Duane and Carrie Daunt discuss their new book, Man Your Post: Learning to Live Like St. Joseph. They show how the valuable lessons we learn from St. Joseph can help us build a new culture of life and marriage and family.