Real Life Catholic

Host Chris Stefanick explores Steamboat Springs, Colorado whose training center has produced numerous Olympic athletes. Watch Chris take a ski jump, and meet other Catholic individuals who share their love of their Faith and God's creation.

Some of the best barbecue and the best Catholics in the world come from South Texas. Join host Chris Stefanick as he becomes a cowboy for the day as he rounds up cattle the modern way and even plants watermelons with one of the largest producers in the country.

Chris Stefanick presents the history of Franciscan University of Steubenville and shows how it has become a "City on a Hill" and a leader and model of Catholic Higher education.

In this second of two special episodes, join Chris and two of his own teenage children on a mission to Haiti, as they serve at an orphanage and are blessed by the Real Life Catholics living in one of the poorest places on earth.

In this second of two special episodes, join Chris and two of his own teenage children on a mission to Haiti, as they serve at an orphanage and are blessed by the Real Life Catholics living in one of the poorest places on earth.

Some pretty exciting things happened 2,000 years ago in Bethlehem - and of course, we'll talk all about that. But we'll also explore the Real Life Catholics who are living, working, serving, and raising their families there today. Their story is one of survival in often difficult circumstances, as they hold on to strong faith and family traditions.

Host Chris Stefanick teams up with Catholic survivalist Will Hince to live off the land high in the American Rockies with minimal provisions, and to explore the profound correlation of surviving off the land to the Catholic spiritual life.

After flooding an off-road vehicle's engine, our Real Life Catholics get stranded 7 miles in the wilderness, keep their cool through prayer, and make it out alive. Next we revisit our hawk from Part 1, now full grown, and experience its awesome hunting power.

Follow the process of winemaking from grape to bottle, and beer crafting from barley to can. Most of all, follow Catholic families in the Northwest who are passionate about their faith, and their craft-each of which feeds the other and helps them enjoy the gift of everyday life and hard work.

St. Augustine Florida is North America's oldest city. We'll dive into the sites, and more amazingly, the stories of the hundreds of saints and martyrs of Florida who form the foundation of the faith in North America. And while we're at it - we'll watch Chris almost get eaten by an alligator.