This month Our Daily Bread goes international, airing an episode originally scheduled for June. Host Father Paul D. Seil is joined in the kitchen by Father Ronald Sajdak, pastor at St. Martin de Porres and St. Lawrence parishes in Buffalo. Father Sajdak is also the director of ROTA: Reaching Out 2 Africa Ministry. Also in the kitchen, is an associate of ROTA, Grace Sokiri. Father Sajdak and Sokiri will be making an East African Sudanese recipe kisra and nyagua.

Bishop Richard J. Malone calls St. John the Baptist "the great evangelizer." Find out why in a new episode of the weekly "Consider This" YouTube show.

What, specifically, is Corpus Christi? In a new "Consider This," Bishop Richard J. Malone explains the tradition behind the solemnity of the body and blood of Christ, and what it means for Catholics.

This weekend we celebrate men who love, care for and guide us. In a new "Consider This," Bishop Richard J. Malone talks about what his father meant to him, and the legacy he left behind.

This month "Our Daily Bread" goes international. Host Father Paul D. Seil is joined in the kitchen by Father Ronald Sajdak, pastor at St. Martin de Porres and St. Lawrence parishes in Buffalo. Father Sajdak is also the director of ROTA: Reaching Out 2 Africa ministry. Also in the kitchen, is an associate of ROTA, Grace Sokiri. Father Sajdak and Sokiri will be making an East African Sudanese recipe kisra and nyagua.

If you follow the diocese on social media, you may have noticed Bishop Richard J. Malone attending a number of confirmation Masses throughout the area. In a new "Consider This," the bishop talks about why it has become one of his favorite seasons of the year.

One of the missions Catholics are called to is to feed the hungry. "One of the best ways we can do that here in Western New York is Catholic Charities," Bishop Richard J. Malone says in a new episode of "Consider This."

As we prepare for Memorial Day weekend, Bishop Richard J. Malone recalls how his family celebrated the day and offers a prayer in a encore episode of Daybreak's online series, "Consider This."

On this episode of "Our Daily Bread," host Father Paul D. Seil is joined in the kitchen by his classmate Father Michael Burzynski, pastor of St. John Gualbert Parish in Cheektowaga. On the menu: bones.

Bishop Richard Malone shares memories of his mother and reminds us of the many wonderful things mothers do for their children on "Consider This."

The month of May brings the promise of warmer weather, spring flowers and sunshine to Western New Yorkers, but did you know it is also a month devoted to Mary? Bishop Richard J. Malone explains why in a new episode of his YouTube series, "Consider This."

As the Catholic world prepares for a historic Divine Mercy Sunday with the duo canonizations of Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II, Bishop Richard J. Malone remembers their mark in history, and how they continue to inspire us today, in a new "Consider This."

In a special Easter episode of "Consider This," Bishop Richard J. Malone recalls his visit to the chapel dedicated to the late Archbishop Oscar Romero, and how it relates to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

There may not be any butter lambs, kielbasa or horseradish involved, but the nation will see a Buffalo flavor in a televised Easter Mass this month. Daybreak TV Productions taped an Easter Mass, celebrated by Bishop Richard J. Malone at St. Joseph Cathedral in Buffalo on March 8, set to air nationally on ABC affiliate stations on April 20.

What is the truth of Holy Week? In a new "Consider This," Bishop Richard J. Malone talks about how all the suffering and pain we feel in life gains a new perspective as Catholics observe the days before the celebration of the resurrection of Christ.

The pope can be defined as the bishop of Rome and head of the Roman Catholic Church. The history of the papacy spans from the time of St. Peter to the present day.

Whether it's during Lent or any other time of year, it's easy to let the stresses of every day life tie you up. In a new "Consider This," Bishop Richard J. Malone recommends looking to Mary, the Undoer of Knots, during these trying times. Find out why.

Have you given up sweets, television or beer for Lent? In a new "Consider This," Bishop Richard J. Malone explains that these sacrifices should have spiritual meaning behind them. He also touches upon Pope Francis' thoughts about Lent.

As we enter the third week of Lent, Bishop Richard J. Malone encourages Catholics to make plans for confession in a new installment of "Consider This."

14th century English mystic Julian of Norwich says we must fall and realize we have fallen. Bishop Richard Malone notes why and suggests more spiritual reading during this Lenten season.

This month's "Our Daily Bread" focuses on three diocesan organizations: the Knights of Columbus, the Ladies of Charity and the Knights of St. John. As host, Father Paul D. Seil delves deeper into the history of each of these organizations. He fondly remembers his own experiences with the Knights of Columbus.

Host Father Paul D. Seil takes us on a type of travel log through Europe, including Poland, Italy and France, as he talks about pilgrimages on this month's "Our Daily Bread."

Our Lady of Victory National Shrine and Basilica, which has stood as a beacon of faith in Lackawanna for nearly 90 years, has stories buried deep inside its walls, not the least of which was the collapse of the famous dome. With payments slow to be made and the architect in Cleveland during much of the construction, how could the jewel of Lackawanna be built in four years? That question and many others will be answered in "Building a Basilica" the hourlong documentary produced by Daybreak TV Productions.

Christmas is creeping up fast. Your "to do" list seems to be getting longer instead of shorter. You start to feel jumpy, nervous and, yes, even a bit crabby during this jolly, holiday season. And to top it off ... inevitably you miss a holiday television special that you wait all year to watch.

Daybreak TV Productions will present a 30-minute program spotlighting the Year of Faith which will air on WKBW-TV Channel 7 on Nov. 24 at 11 a.m. "Opening Doors of Faith" asks the average and some not so average Catholics about Church, prayer and service.

Daybreak TV Productions has reached out to local talent for the documentary "Building a Basilica." The 60-minute film tells the story of the priest and architect who built a magnificent church to honor the Blessed Mother Mary and will air on WKBW-TV on Jan. 19, 2014, at noon.

Bishop Richard J. Malone speaks about the Sacrament of Confirmation in "Consider This."

Bishop Richard J. Malone offers a prayer for Memorial Day in a new "Consider This."

Bishop Richard Malone shares a First Communion story to help encourage parents in a new "Consider This."

During this Year of Faith, it is important to contemplate the scriptures.

"Consider This" is a weekly message from Bishop Richard J. Malone. Bishop Malone thinks about the quote, "When I was hungry you fed me," and addresses the importance of reaching out to those in need.

A former student asks Bishop Richard J. Malone, "What proves that Christ is risen?"

"Consider This" with Bishop Richard J. Malone is a short message updated most Fridays. In this segment, the bishop of Buffalo offers reflection and prayer for the people who experienced tragedy in Boston and West, Texas.

Bishop Richard J. Malone speaks about Church reform and Pope Francis in a new "Consider This."

Where was Jesus buried? Most Reverend Bishop Richard J. Malone offers a message about the Paschal Mystery.

Most Reverend Bishop Richard J. Malone encourages us to open our hearts to the risen Christ throughout the Easter season.

Most Reverend Richard J. Malone shares a letter from a person returning to Church.

Most Rev. Richard J. Malone, Bishop of Buffalo and Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Portland, Maine, welcomes the new Holy Father, Pope Francis.

Most Rev. Richard J. Malone, Bishop of Buffalo and Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Portland, Maine, addresses new ways to fast during lent.

Most Rev. Richard J. Malone, Bishop of Buffalo and Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Portland, Maine, speaks about the process of choosing a pope through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.