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As our nation marks 250 years, we're reminded that faith has always walked alongside history. Join host Emily Mastronicola and her guests, Archdiocese of Indianapolis archivist Julie Motyka and The Criterion reporter Sean Gallagher, as they reflect on the men and women whose deep Catholic faith quietly shaped the heart of Indiana and America. From the first missionaries riding on horseback through frontier Indiana, to sisters who tenderly cared for wounded soldiers on both sides of the Civil War, to a priest who offered God's grace to dying men far from home — their stories remind us that Providence has been at work in this land long before our nation's founding, and continues still.
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