Host Andrew Lyke interviews prodigious 17-year-old DePaul 3rd year Economics and Political Science double-major who is the Youth Director of Ed Choice Illinois.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Father Maurice Nutt about his new assignment at the Director of the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University in New Orleans.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Karen Blackwell of St. Lawrence O'Toole Parish and Odette Gueringer about the life and legacy of the late Irish Gueringer, an example of motherhood and discipleship for our times, and the scholarship established in her name at St. Lawrence O'Toole Parish.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with founder and artistic director Yolanda Sandifer-Horton of Expressions Of You, a liturgical dance ministry that developed out of the Black Catholic community in the Archdiocese of Chicago.

Host Andrew Lyke interviews his mentors John & Pamela Ashford of St. Ailbe Parish, and discusses the challenges and benefits of marriage.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Joanna Arellano and Bethany Collins of the Office for Peace and Justice about the Lenten program CRS Rice Bowl and the impact it has on families and individual here and abroad.

Host Andrew Lyke shares a recent blog on that highlights resilience as part of the heritage we focus on during Black History Month, He also shares an "Open Letter to Pope Francis" by Judge & Mrs. Raymond Bolden of Joliet.

Andrew Lyke interviews three student campy ministers from Lyke House Catholic Center about there experiences at the gathering.

Devin Jones guests hosts this edition of God's Praises Tell. He talks with two of his religious education students about their recent trip to Washington D.C. for the March for Life and gets their perspective on how the culture of abortion has affected their generation.

Andrew Lyke talks with Rev. Marlan Branch of St. James A.M.E. Church on Chicago's Southside about the issue of mass incarceration of men of color and the Martin Luther King Day event that addressed the issue with key political leaders.

Andrew Lyke interviews Amalia NietoGomez of Alliance of the SouthEast, and Maria Fitzsimmons of Organizing Catholics for Justice to discuss the January 19 Martin Luther King Day event at St. Michael the Archangel in South Chicago, and issues around combating poverty.

Host Andrew Lyke interviews Black Catholic recording artist Amanda Vernon.

Host Andrew Lyke shares the history and practice of celebrating Kwanzaa

Host Andrew Lyke looks back on 2013 in the Office for Black Catholics. He shares an article by his wife and him titled “Celebrating and Suffering: Holidays with Family.” And he sings a song to the Blessed Mother.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Fr. Andrew Smith, formerly a Chicago police office and recently installed pastor of Holy Angels Church in Bronzeville.

Andrew Lyke and author Monique B. Martin discuss married life and how it shapes us into who we need to be.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with guest Maria Fitzsimmons of the Office for Peace & Justice about the new initiative, "Organizing Catholics for Justice", and the benefits of community organizing as a strategy for Church ministry.

Host Andrew Lyke discusses the "Pilgrimage of Pain & Hope" in Uganda and the relationship between Sacred Heart Church in Joliet and the Ugandan villages with fresh water wells funded by that parish.

Host Andrew Lyke discusses with Pam Harris of the Diocese of Richmond the Diocesan Black Catholic Congress convened there on November 16.

Host Andrew Lyke discusses with Willie Cobb of the Office for Catechesis & Youth Ministry the ministry of hospitality and welcoming for youths.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with twin brothers Frs. Chester and Charles Smith of the Francis-Bowman Ministry Team and coordinators of the National Black Catholic Men's Conference. Also interviewed is Joyce McBee of Atlanta, Georgia who leads a team of women volunteers who provide background support for the Conference.

Host Andrew Lyke talks about the Catholic Campaign for Human Development and the work it supports with Lori Felix and Diana Krpan of the Office for Peace and Justice, and Teresa Pennix-Gill of Parenting for Nonviolence.

Host Andrew Lyke interviews Johnnie Dorsey of Austin, Texas who was recently elected the vice-president of the National Association of Black Catholic Administrators. He also interviews Adrienne Curry, the newly elected secretary of that organization. The final segment is a tribute to Black Catholic leader Margo Butler who died of a massive heart attack on October 5, 2013.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Br. A. Gerard Jordan, O.Praem. about the Cause for Sainthood for Fr. Augustus Tolton, the first African American to be ordained a Catholic Priest. Brother Gerard assists Bishop Joseph Perry, who is the principle advocate for the Cause.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Monique B. Martin, author of children's book "The Moon Is Broken", and a devoted Black Catholic.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Norbertine seminarian A. Gerard Jordan, O.Praem., an African-American man in religious life, father of two young adults, and one who follows a long-heard call to serve God.

Host Andrew Lyke discusses effective outreach to men with Deacon Alfred Coleman of Zacchaeus House and St. Basil/Visitation Parish, and Frank Casella of Catholic Men Chicago Southland.

Host Andrew Lyke discusses with newly ordained Deacon James Norman about his life in ministry and perspectives on leadership in the Black Catholic community.

Host Andrew Lyke converses with Dr. Keith Wilson of Holy Angels about his recent article in "The Drum" and mental health issues among African Americans.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Deacon LeRoy Gill about the importance of this event; and with those who gave personal testimonies on the impact violence has played in their lives.

Host Andrew Lyke discusses a variety of topics with Julie Welborn of the Office for Catholic Schools, youth minister, and vibrant Black Catholic leader.

Host Andrew Lyke recaps the recent Mawusi Retreat with guest Lou's DeFelice, and an onsite interview with Jackie Veasy and Yvonne Newson.

Host Andrew Lyke discusses the pressing needs of the Black Catholic community with guests Sister Roberta Fulton, SSMN, Father Anthony Bozeman, SSJ, and Deacon Joseph Connor.

A blog by Fr. Bryan Massingale in response to the "not guilty" verdict for the killer of Trayvon Martin Host Andrew Lyke discusses the heavy toll of black men who carry the cross of white fears and anxieties.

The Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University of Louisiana offers a Master's degree in Pastoral Theology and one-week Certificate and Enrichment courses. The Institute convenes annually for 3-weeks of study, spiritual formation and fellowship. It is for the laity and clergy.

Exploration of the Black Catholic Movement as an outgrowth of the Civil Rights Movement, and discussion about the upcoming Mawusi Retreat.

Host Andrew Lyke shares highlights from the workshop by his wife Terri and him at the Archbishop James P. Lyke Conference. The workshop focused on 12 hallmarks of sacramental marriage.

Host, Andrew Lyke talks with Regina Coleman-Johnson, the new president of the Archdiocesan Women's Committee, an advisory body of women in service to Cardinal George.

Host Andrew Lyke and his wife Terri Lyke discuss the importance of grandparents to tell family stories to the children.

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Dr. Timone Davis about her new ventures in ministry and the challenges of elder-care.

Hosted by Andrew Lyke. Guests: Dr. Keith Wilson, Monica Lewers, and Tiffany Swann-Covington Topic: Holy Angels Revival Rally for Peace on June 8, 2013

Host Andrew Lyke talks with Robin Watson about her career as a jazz vocalist, her life as the wife of deacon, and her love for music, performance, ministry and her Catholic Faith.

Andrew Lyke, Director of the Office for Black Catholics introduces the new monthly e-newsletter, "The Drum", which reports on local and national events and issues pertinent to the Black Catholic Community. Highlighted is the upcoming Archbishop James P. Lyke Conference, which will be at the Tinley Park Convention Center from June 20 through June 23, 2013.

Host Devin Jones discusses defense and support of traditional marriage in the African American community with Lance Davis, bishop and pastor of the New Zion Christian Fellowship Church.

Todays show: Host Devin Jones speaks with Dr. Peter Casarella, professor of Catholic Studies at De Paul University Chicago, about the recent resignation of Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI!

Hosts Devin Jones and Andrew Lyke and guest Ray Pingoy talk about the impact Roe vs. Wade has had on the African American community.

Host Devin Jones speaks with Ray Pingoy and Emily Warpinski of the Respect Life Office as they reflect on 40 years of Roe vs. Wade and the upcoming March for Life pilgrimage to Washington DC.

On this weeks ReCiL Radio hosts Devin Jones and Dr. Timone Davis speak with Fr. Michael Knotek, pastor of Saint Columbanus Church on Chicago's southside, about the shooting that occurred in his parish in November of last year and steps Catholics can take to fight violence in our communities.

Host Devin Jones interviews Anthony Suarez-Abraham, director of the Office for Peace and Justice, about the Health and Human Services Mandate, its ramifications for the educational and healthcare ministries of the Church if enforced, and what Catholics can do to educated themselves, pray, and act on this issue.

Host Devin Jones recaps the top 10 events affecting the Catholic African American community in 2012, with dr. timone davis of ReCiL Young Adults and Andrew Lyke director of the Office for Black Catholics of the Archdiocese of Chicago.