Hank's family had farmed the same wheat ground for four generations.

Then came the drought years, when the sky stayed brass and the bank started calling.

He prayed for rain every single night.

It didn't come.

Angry and worn out, Hank stopped talking to God altogether.

This is the story of a stubborn farmer, a patron saint who plowed fields a thousand years ago, and five simple words that taught him how to trust God again.

Theresa had been Catholic her entire life.

She taught religious education, sang in the choir, and raised her kids in the faith.

Then the news about the abuse scandals broke, and she felt something she never expected to feel toward her Church.

Betrayed.

For months, she stopped going to Mass, and she meant it.

This is an honest story about anger, grief, a fierce medieval saint, and the one question from Saint Peter that kept her from walking away for good.

Joe never missed Sunday Mass.

He ushered, he tithed, and he volunteered at the parish fish fry every Lent.

But he hadn't been to confession in twenty-two years.

One harsh word from a priest when he was seventeen had kept him out of the confessional ever since.

This is the story of a man who was close to God on the outside and hiding from Him on the inside, and the Lent he finally found his way back to the sacrament of Reconciliation.