Face to Faith with Bob Herguth

Kevin Matthews, long-time Chicago radio host, known for his humor and ability to conjure and juggle a “cast” of fictional characters on-air, tells the Chicago Sun-Times Face to Faith podcast about his new mission of spreading the word about Jesus’ mother Mary, and “power” of the rosary.

Camela Daley believes a miracle – through the “intercession” of late friar Solanus Casey, who recently took an important step toward sainthood – saved the life of her newborn son a decade ago. The boy, named for Casey and now in 4th grade, attended the friar’s “beatification” ceremony with Daley this month. She spoke to the Chicago Sun-Times for the Face to Faith podcast and column.

Dr. Martha Twaddle, for decades has worked with seriously ill patients, including many at end of life, in a way is a “midwife for the end,” believes “we got to take good care of the chassis” – our bodies – but life also is about “growing and developing our spiritual self.” She talks to the Chicago Sun-Times for the Face to Faith podcast and column.

Smokie Norful, Grammy-winning gospel artist, grew up in Arkansas and Oklahoma, now senior pastor of non-denominational Christian church with branches on South Side and in far southwest suburbs, interviewed for the Chicago Sun-Times "Face to Faith" podcast and column, doesn’t believe bible “to be a metaphorical book,” just became author himself.