Monsignor Jamie is joined by actor, real estate agent, and food enthusiast Gaetano Iacono. Msgr Jamie steps aside to let Gaetano whip up a pasta and lentil dish from his childhood.

On this episode of Breaking Bread, Msgr. Jamie is joined by his good friend and international classical-crossover vocalist Christopher Macchio. Chris acknowledges that his gifts come directly from God, and regardless of his success or accolades, Chris continues to thank and honour our Heavenly Father.

On this episode of Breaking Bread, Msgr. Jamie is travels to Staten Island to visit his good friend Peter Marcolini, owner and Executive Chef of Aunt Butchie’s of Brooklyn, to try his world-famous stuffed meatballs.

On this episode of Breaking Bread, we are joined by award-winning actor and singer Anthony Mangano, who recently suffered from a sudden stroke. Anthony warns us about the silent killer and the importance of a low-sodium diet. "Exercise is not enough and we need to cut the intake of salt in our diet." Msgr. Jamie will show us how to make some great low-sodium dishes on this episode of Breaking Bread.

Antonio Tutino is CEO of O&D Builders, a construction company in the New York area. Msgr Jamie lets him take over to make linguine with crabs, while they talk about construction and adapting to change after the pandemic.

In this episode of Breaking Bread, Ignacyo Matynia visits Msgr. Jamie's kitchen.

Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello travels to Patsy's in Manhattan, where chef Sal Scognamillo cooks up the dish his restaurant made for Frank Sinatra himself. They're joined by up-and-coming crooner Charlie Romo, who gives us a taste of Sinatra's own musical world.

Michael Padula is an electronic expert on QVC as well as an actor with a love for cooking. Will his expertise on electronics help him in Msgr. Jamie’s kitchen, or will Msgr. teach Michael a thing or two about his expertise in culinary arts?

On this episode of Breaking Bread, Msgr. Jamie is joined in his kitchen by Msgr. David Cassato, to discuss what it's like to serve as a priest for over 50 years. Will Msgr. Cassato step aside and allow Msgr. Jamie to show him a thing or two or will Msgr. Cassato try and steal the stage once more?

Msgr. Jamie takes us behind the scenes of one of the most exciting feasts in the New York Area. Since 1887, the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, featuring the world famous Dancing of the Giglio, has been the place where the Italian American community has hosted a celebration of faith, culture, and family traditions each July.