2 programs honoring the memory of Gary Tatu who founded Harvest House with wife, Linda.

Eudist Father Dr. Robert Perelli, CJM discusses his upcoming course on Family Systems Theory at D'Youville College beginning on September 19.

Sister Patricia Burkard, OSF updates us on happenings with the Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities in Williamsville and Cindy Munschauer gives the details of this year's Burgers, Brews & Blues event.

Dennis Mahaney, Diocesean Director of Evangelization and Catechesis, discusses the upcoming Convocation of Catholic Leaders sponsored by the USCCB.

A final push for the Catholic Charities Appeal 2017.

On Communications Weekend in the Diocese we focus on our namesake, the Western New York Catholic, with Managing Editor, Patrick McPartland and Photographer, Dan Cappellazzo.

There are two sides to Father Jeffrey Nowak. Not quite Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, more like Father Jeff and Captain Facebook. Both have the same purpose - to deliver the word of God. That is why the diocesan Office of Communications has named him honorary chairperson of the Catholic Communication Campaign.

An interview from October 1996 with National Circus Chaplain, Father Jerry Hogan.

BUFFALO — The Station of the Cross Catholic Radio Network is poised to attract a new generation of listeners seeking Catholic music from top artists across the United States. The radio network, which broadcasts Catholic programs on 101.7 FM, is now also playing Catholic music on 90.7 FM, iCatholicMusic.com, and the iCatholicMusic mobile app.

Bishop Edward Grosz discusses the apparitions at Fatima.

As Upon This Rock moves into its public phase we get another update from Rick Suchan, Executive Director of the Foundation for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo.

Eileen Warner from Christ the King Saminary is joined by Father David Munoz, OMI, who serves as an instructor in their Hispanic Pastoral Institute Certificate program.

Carmen Colao, director of Catholic Cemeteries for the Diocese of Buffalo, discusses their upcoming open houses as well as special remembrances for Mother's Day and Memorial Day.

Immigration and refugee assistance at Catholic Charities featuring Ann Brittain, director, and Walter Win, case manager.

Deacon Don Weigel discusses Catholic teaching on immigration.

The Pre-Theology program at Christ the King Seminary.

The 2017 Catholic Charities Appeal, with Diocesan Director, Sister Mary McCarrick, OSF, and co-chair, Barbara Mazurkiewicz.

4 Lancaster-Depew parishes are collaborating on The Story of Faith, a 2-night event featuring nationally-acclaimed actor and Biblical presenter, Frank Runyeon.

For World Marriage Day and National Marriage Week we discuss marriage preparation and the Office of Family Life.

Given the heightened news focus on immigration, on this week's podcast we revisit 2 interviews on the topic of refugees.

Christmas reflections from Bishop Richard Malone and the readings and homily from the Christmas Televised Mass celebrated by Auxiliary Bishop Edward Grosz. Also music from the Voices of Mercy and Father Bill Quinlivan.

Christmas projects from Daybreak TV Productions, including Come Let Us Adore Him, Christmas Mass on ABC, and an Our Daily Bread Christmas special.

Father Bill Quinlivan, newly appointed Pastor of St. Martin of Tours and St. Thomas Aquinas parishes in South Buffalo, talks about his new book, Coming Home to Christmas Through Advent.

On this week's podcast we talk about Gala 22:6, the annual event supporting Catholic Education scholarships.

Thomas Awiapo from Ghana tells his story of being helped by Catholic Relief Services in his youth which led to working on their behalf today.

The latest presentation in a faith enrichment series at Our Lady of Pompeii in Lancaster ponders what happens after the Year of Mercy.

An audio pilgrimage to parishes where St. John Neumann ministered in our diocese.

A discussion of Faithful Citizenship and public policy ahead of the upcoming election.

The WNY Catholic is sponsoring a pilgrimage to Fatima and Lourdes with Msgr. David Slubecky, Vicar General of the Diocese. He and Director of Communications, George Richert, also discuss an information night at St. Joseph Cathedral on October 19 at 7PM.

Father Peter Calabrese, CRSP from the Fatima Shrine in Lewiston leads off the month of October, dedicated to the Holy Rosary.

Father Bill Quinlivan discusses a Living Rosary for Life taking place on both sides of the border.

On this week's Podcast we talk about upcoming Open Houses at our Catholic Cemeteries with director, Carmen Colao.

It's back to school on this week's podcast with Sister Carol Cimino, diocesan superintendent of schools.

BUFFALO - 101.7 FM WLOF Catholic Radio will provide listeners with exclusive live radio coverage of the canonization of Mother Teresa on September 4, 2016, in conjunction with the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN) Radio.

Continuing our series on the Works of Mercy in our diocese, this week we visit the St. Vincent de Paul Society.

On this week's podcast Cheryl Calire, director of Pro Life Activities for the diocese, talks about the dedication and blessing of the new Mother Theresa Home on the East Side of Buffalo.

This week we hear from the new managing editor of the Western New York Catholic, Patrick McPartland.

On this week's show we talk about Burgers, Brews and Blues, a fundraiser for the Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities on Tuesday August 14 at their St. Mary of the Angels center, 201 Reist St. in Williamsville.

In this week's podcast, we hear about the latest happenings at Christ the King Seminary with President-Rector, Father Joseph Gatto.

George Richert, the new director of Communications for the Diocese of Buffalo, makes his first appearance on "Western New York Catholic Weekly," the newsradio show of the Diocese of Buffalo.