Fr. Chris Walsh
A priest with Irish roots helps heal the wounds of an African American community in Philadelphia.
Our work
Our work as a media partner is rooted in a long tradition of original Catholic programming. From our Emmy Award-winning television series to documentary film and formation programming, these stories reflect the media legacy we bring to every partnership.
Emmy Award-winning series
Our television series visits dynamic Catholic parishes across the country to see how pastors and parishioners spread the Gospel and change lives.
Sunday to Sunday
A priest with Irish roots helps heal the wounds of an African American community in Philadelphia.
The "humble giant" turns lives toward Christ in one of New York City's most diverse boroughs. He was later ordained a bishop.
Self-deprecating humor and real-life issues shape the homilies that move his suburban parish.
A priest and composer uses rhythm and flow to craft music and homilies that inspire.
A former prison chaplain offers a "spirituality with a view" to his parish on the shores of Lake Tahoe.
Fr. Matt and Deacon Tom O'Brien show how imagination, music, and media carry the Gospel through their parish.
A tribute to the first African American priest ordained in Northern California, who brought understanding and healing to his Oakland community.
One of the country's most sought-after retreat masters shares stories from the Camino de Santiago during a three-day silent retreat.
Two Dominicans who preach parish retreats together share a ministry rooted in spirituality and social justice.
An accomplished pianist shows how music and liturgy can make the Mass a life-changing experience.
Inform, entertain, and inspire: his three keys to a homily that stays with people.
Documentary film
An intimate documentary about St. Monica Catholic Community in Santa Monica, California, and four parishioners inspired by Msgr. Lloyd Torgerson's pastoral leadership to put their faith into action.
Faith formation
CALLED: Attentive Heart is a faith formation initiative of retreats, workshops, and virtual gatherings. It also includes an on-demand course taught by four instructors from the CALLED community.
About CALLED: Attentive HeartOn-demand course
With Kathy Lorentz · 4 sessions
Compassion as a strength you can grow, with guided silence and the wisdom of Henri Nouwen, Fr. Greg Boyle, and Sr. Thea Bowman.
Mercy as God's gift and compassion as our response, beginning with kindness toward yourself as God's beloved.
Fr. John Gribowich and singer Jesse Manibusan join Kathy for stories, songs, and prayer on compassion and suffering.
Extending compassion to strangers and difficult people, starting from our shared humanity.
With Fr. John Gribowich · 4 sessions
Through the Good Samaritan, Fr. John invites you beyond rules and right answers into mercy, encounter, and vocation.
Using the mustard seed, Fr. John shows how vulnerability opens the way to your true calling.
Fr. John talks with Kathy Lorentz and Jesse Manibusan about calling, community, and freedom in the second half of life.
The second half of life as a pilgrimage into mystery and communion, with Dorothy Day, Thomas Merton, and Flannery O'Connor as guides.
With Nina Lambaugh · 4 sessions
What it means to be an everyday contemplative, and a simple way of sitting with Scripture.
Inner peace as the calm that remains amid chaos, with Thomas Merton and the Gospel of Luke.
How contemplation widens our attention to love others, guided by Dorothy Day and the Shema.
Sitting with mystery as a source of awe and learning to live the questions, with Rilke as a guide.
With Gary Macaroni · 3 sessions
Become aware of your longing as a gift, a place where God is already reaching out to you.
Listening to longing as a doorway into prayer, presence, and communion with God.
Let your longing point the way forward, and carry an attentive heart back into the world.