Coming Up: Saint Valentine
Did you enjoy the story of Josephine Bakhita? We hope you’ll join us for another week of “The Saints: Adventures of Faith and Courage” to hear the story of a third-century saint whose day is now a winter holiday: Saint Valentine. Valentine was a priest who ministered to Christians facing persecution in the Umbrian region... Continue reading→
“The Saints” Returns with the story of Josephine Bakhita
Coming Monday, “The Saints: Adventures of Faith and Courage” returns with new immersive stories of incredible saints! This season begins with the story of Josephine Bakhita, also known as Sister Josephine Margaret Bakhita, FDCC (the Canossian sisters). Born sometime around 1869, Josephine came from a well-connected and respected family in what is now known as... Continue reading→
Kiley Hatch on Writing Joan of Arc
This article was written by Laura Sigler and originally published on TheMerryBeggars.com. Bringing the Saints to Life Kiley Hatch has been writing for The Merry Beggars since 2020. After producing one of the most popular episodes of The Quarantine Plays and On the Night Train, Kiley has taken on her next big endeavor as a writer with The Saints series.... Continue reading→
The Merry Beggars present “Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol”
For those who may be unfamiliar, The Merry Beggars are an audio entertainment company that functions as a division of Relevant Radio. In a digital world oversaturated with entertainment that is rapidly departing from family values and morals, The Merry Beggars’ mission is to create the most trusted entertainment brand in America. And they are... Continue reading→
Is it Okay to Watch Horror Films?
Halloween is approaching and as we do every year, we’ll see many of the same types of decorations, practices, and traditions. Kids will go trick-or-treating, and houses will be covered in spiderwebs, skeletons, and jack-o-lanterns. Altogether, it makes for an intentionally spooky but fun experience. While generally geared toward children, there are few things about... Continue reading→
Seth Dillon of The Babylon Bee: Telling the Truth with Humor
Oftentimes, the best way to connect with people is through humor. Whether you’re trying to sell something, prove a point, lighten up a serious situation, or even just be friendly, nothing endears you to somebody else like making them laugh. That’s because there are few things that feel better than a hearty, genuine laugh. That’s... Continue reading→
Fashion, Faith, and Personal Style
How does fashion fit into our Catholic Faith? How does one exhibit personal style without giving in to vanity? How do you remain modest without hiding self-expression through your clothing and outfits? How do you venerate a beautiful person without overexposing the exterior and interior of the human person? These are the questions that fashion... Continue reading→
The Merry Beggars Presents “The Saints: Adventures of Faith and Courage”
Fresh off the heels of their chart-topping On the Night Train series and still receiving praise for their novel retelling of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, The Merry Beggars shows no signs of slowing down as they gear up to release another original production this fall. Prepare to transport your family into a world where... Continue reading→
Sound of Freedom: Jim Caviezel speaks to Relevant Radio
“Can you love My children more than you fear evil? Can you love My Son more than you fear the cross?” Those are the words from God that Jim Caviezel said inspired him to agree to portray former CIA and DHS agent, Tim Ballard, in the upcoming film, Sound of Freedom. Over the past few... Continue reading→
The Deathbed Confessional Letter of Babe Ruth
“Will there ever be another Ruth? Don’t be silly! Oh sure, somebody may come along someday who will hit more than 60 homers in a season or more than 714 in a career, but that won’t make him another Ruth… It wasn’t so much that he hit home runs, it was how he hit them... Continue reading→
Eric Genuis and Bringing Hope to People Through Music
Eric Genuis grew up in Toronto, Canada and, like so many other Canadian kids, he loved to play hockey. He would grab his stick, run outside with his friends and neighbors, and play hockey in the street all day. Understandably, he was reluctant to cooperate when he found out that his mother and father had... Continue reading→
Coach Mike Krzyzewski: Hoops and Faith
Recently on Relevant Radio®, John Morales and the Morning Air team welcomed one of the most decorated and legendary coaches in the history of basketball, Mike “Coach K” Krzyzewski, onto the air for a discussion about his upbringing, life as a basketball coach, and what role faith played in his career. Born in Chicago to... Continue reading→
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Meet Zoe Dongas, a National Eucharistic Pilgrim - Meet Zoe Dongas, a Filipino-American actor and dedicated Young Catholic… ...
