The relationship between President Ronald Reagan and Pope St. John Paul II was one of the most remarkable in all of history. They came from very different backgrounds. Reagan was a former actor and a Protestant Christian, while John Paul II was a Polish Catholic priest who had lived under both Nazi occupation and Communist oppression. 

Yet, despite their differences, both shared a profound common conviction that may have saved the world. Father Chris Alar, MIC, explains. 

Then hear the story of Randy Johnson, who came face-to-face with tragedy when a devastating tornado struck Oklahoma. God would take Randy's love of racing and the idea of a pit crew helping someone get back on track and turn it into a mission of mercy.