What does it mean to live out your God-given dignity and gifts in today's world? In this episode of Living Fatima, David Carollo, Executive Director of the World Apostolate of Fatima (Blue Army), welcomes Catholic author, speaker, and EWTN personality Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle for a wide-ranging conversation about Catholic womanhood, faith, hope, Our Lady of Fatima, Mother Teresa, Bishop Fulton Sheen, and the importance of prayer.

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Donna-Marie shares how her own life journey led her to encourage women to recognize their God-given dignity and discover how their gifts can be used for the glory of God and the good of others.

The conversation also explores the influence of Father Andrew Apostoli, Bishop Fulton Sheen, Mother Angelica, Mother Teresa, and other Catholic figures who have inspired generations through their witness and commitment to the faith.

David and Donna-Marie discuss:

The dignity and vocation of women

Discovering and using our God-given gifts

Catholic womanhood and the family

Our Lady of Fatima and her message

The importance of prayer and living in the present moment

Mother Teresa and the spiritual poverty of the modern world

Bishop Fulton Sheen's legacy

Father Andrew Apostoli and his influence

The role of EWTN in spreading the Catholic faith

Living faithfully in an increasingly secular culture

Hope, sacrifice, repentance, and conversion

The importance of helping others get to Heaven

Donna-Marie has authored more than 40 books and is known to Catholic audiences around the world through her work with EWTN, retreats, speaking engagements, and writing.