The Feast of the Guardian Angels
Popular pictures of Guardian Angels show them helping children cross a rickety bridge which spans a chasm, or about to grab a child reaching over a cliff to pick a flower. These pictures were meant to inspire children with the reality of angels. In dramatic ways they showed children that God loves them so much...Continue reading→
The Feast of the Holy Archangels
In the Creed which we pray every Sunday and Solemnity, we say that we believe in God, the “maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible.” These invisible creatures are called “angels.” We know the names of some of them because they appear in the Bible: Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. Why did...Continue reading→
Pray for Our Priests This October with the Family Rosary Across America®!
Is there a priest who made a difference in your life? Perhaps he baptized your child, celebrated your marriage, heard your first confession, brought you the Eucharist, or simply offered the right words when you needed them most. Maybe he welcomed you back to the Church after years away or helped your family through a...Continue reading→
Watch the Beatification of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen LIVE on Relevant Radio!
Relevant Radio is honored to broadcast the Beatification Mass of Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. Join us for this historic day as the Church formally declares the beloved American archbishop Blessed Fulton J. Sheen. Broadcast Schedule 1:00pm CT: Family Rosary Across America The afternoon begins with a special broadcast of the Family Rosary Across America...Continue reading→
Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen: A Life Dedicated to Evangelization Through the Media
Long before Catholic evangelization reached audiences through apps, podcasts, and social media, Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen recognized the extraordinary power of modern media to bring souls to Christ. Born in 1895 and raised in Illinois, Sheen was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Peoria on September 20, 1919. From the beginning of his...Continue reading→
St. Thomas Aquinas’ 5 Arguments for the Existence of God
Long before Jesus, Christianity, and the likes of St. Thomas Aquinas, the Greek philosopher Aristotle came tragically close to determining the existence of God through his own conjectures and determinations. But, as he did not have the benefit of divine revelation, his findings were incomplete. Fast-forward 1500 years and we see St. Thomas Aquinas produce...Continue reading→
Our Lady of Sorrows
It’s been said: “There are no tears like the tears of a mother.” And so, there is no sorrow like that of Our Sorrowful Mother Mary. Imagine for a moment what she must have felt as she stood under the Cross on which her Son was hanging. The sorrow she felt then had been predicted....Continue reading→
Restless Hearts and Restless Souls
“You have made us for Yourself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they rest in You.” Many of us know these words of St. Augustine very well, but how much impact do they have on our relationship with God? How much do we truly trust God to lead the way? Are we truly...Continue reading→
Gentle Ways to Invite a Soul Back to God
Listener Frank called into The Patrick Madrid Show seeking guidance on a matter that weighed heavily on his heart. Each week he leads a communal rosary, and among the faithful who gather is a woman in her late seventies. Her concern is not for herself but for a dear friend who does not believe in...Continue reading→
Can I be ‘Spiritual’ but not ‘Religious’?
On The Patrick Madrid Show, a young woman named Emily wrote into the show to ask what Patrick’s opinion was on the difference between Christian prayer and her practice of yoga, spirituality, and secular prayer. She wrote: I’m a young woman in her late twenties who considers herself spiritual but not religious. I still pray...Continue reading→
The Deceiving Road to Hell
On The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick shared a passage from one of St. John Bosco’s documented dreams called The Road to Hell. In it, St. John describes in detail the journey from a state of grace and purity ultimately to a state of damnation and entrance into hell. In his dream, St. John describes being...Continue reading→
The Feast of St. Gregory the Great
St. Gregory the Great, who was elected pope on this day in the year 590 and served until his death in 604, loved music and wanted to make sure that the praise given to God at Mass and in other liturgical services would be simple yet beautiful. He gathered and organized chants from various traditions. ...Continue reading→
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