Today in “Cast Out Your Nets,” Kishore Jayabalan shares his testimony about something you may not have hear of, the “Acton Institute,” of which he is the director in Rome. It is an institute which desires to build a virtuous society through a Christian formation in topics such as property, poverty, wealth, economics and business ethics. Find out more today in Cast Out Your Nets. Kishore Jayabalan was brought into the Church by the now saint, John Paul II; in this interview, he also shares his experience of the impact St. John Paul II had, not only on himself, but on many others.

Brother Luke DeMasi is a member of the Servant Brothers of the Home of the Mother. In this new edition of Cast Out Your Nets, Br. Luke speaks to us about using today's language to better reach the souls of our contemporaries. The message we have to give is fire! Br. Luke encourages us to present this message with our lives, in an attractive way; we can’t keep for ourselves what we receive, we have the responsibility to share this gift and message with others: Christ is alive!

"It's only Jesus; it's only about Him." In this episode of Cast out your Nets we've invited Ashley Noronha, professor and journalist, to share her testimony of evangelization where she is currently living, in Rome. Whether at work or at home or giving tours with her husband around Rome, Ashley tries to share and spread her faith and live it to the full in a way that bears witness through the everyday things. In that silent witness, she wishes that others, who might not be close to God, can see a true Christian life.

Anthony Rosso is originally from the United States, but now is a seminarian for the Diocese of Leeds, England. When he was younger, Anthony did not like going to church, but his grandma bribed him with breakfast at McDonalds afterwards if he went with her. And even though he started going to mass only for the breakfast afterwards, it was there that he started to get involved in his faith and eventually discovered his vocation. He tells us about why he decided to go to England to evangelize and explains how the New Evangelization is not just about catechizing, it’s also about setting an example. He emphasizes the importance of a prayer life, as the source of our strength and that which enables us to evangelize.

Rebecca Willen is a member of the Legion of Mary. As a lay person, she feels called to "be Catholic" in every way that she can. Her apostolate is centered on bringing the presence and love of Our Blessed Mother to others, and, through Mary, lead them to Christ. Her devotion and consecration to Our Lady is her strength and her joy.

Megan Murray forms part of the apostolic movement, “The Home of the Mother”. For her, new evangelization must be rooted in a profound prayer life and in a love for the Eucharist: if not, it is impossible to bring Christ to others. Despite the humiliations that often accompany bearing witness to the Lord, it is worth it. Heaven is worth it.