Oscar Wilde, the renowned and sinful Irish playwright, penned “Every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future.” To that end, Wilde’s profound deathbed conversion to the Roman Catholic faith surely helped him ultimately traverse the “narrow path” to the Kingdom of Heaven. In view of the sinful lives lived by numerous saints, we must take heart that if those sinners can become saints, we can become saints too. In fact, we must become saints, and we must help each other to do so. The “Sinners and Saints Show” seeks to provide inspiring witness to God’s loving and merciful existence and persistence in our broken lives. Our show hopes to serve as a humble Simon of Cyrene on your Way of the Cross.
Up Next in Season 1
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The Cross of Physical Suffering
Everyone has suffered in life. The heavy cross of chronic pain and/or grave illness is a brutal cross to carry. It tests one to the very depth of their human capacity to survive, endure, and hopefully thrive. Greg Gilstrap, a former TV personality and Director of Tourism in the State of Arizona, ...
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Growing Up in Iraq and Living in America
The country of Iraq has often been at the forefront of American news and conversation during this century. Yet, the Iraqi people are not one homogenous group of people. In Iraq, there are Sunni Muslims, Shia Muslims, and Chaldean Christians (aka Chaldean Catholics). Each group is ancient yet quit...
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The Chaldean Catholic Faith
When Jesus Christ walked the earth, He spoke Aramaic. This ancient language is still spoken today by over 500,000 Iraqi Christians (aka Chaldean Catholics) throughout the world, primarily in Iraq and the USA. Their beautiful language is always on full display during a Chaldean Catholic Mass. In c...
