Rosary Novena Day 13: Can you tell if a child loves their parents?
There are lots of ways to tell, but one of my favorites is when the child rests their head on their parent’s chest. You can tell – just by looking – that the child feels safe with their parent. That’s how Jesus wants us to feel with Him! Don’t believe it? Just look at how...Continue reading→
Cardinal Ambongo: Unity in the Church stems from fidelity to Christ
“The Church is not an ideology. Rather, it is an attachment to a person, and that person is Jesus Christ.” In a recent interview with Vatican News, Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo of Africa provided a much-needed perspective on the perceived divisions within the Church. While social media and mainstream news often amplify narratives of a divided...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 12: Would you say no?
Sometimes you have to say ‘no’ to a good thing! That’s what happened to St. Margaret Mary when she returned from the convent to the French village of Verosvres. After spending years forming her faith among the Poor Clares and nearly dying from illness, she was thrown back into everyday village life. She even received...Continue reading→
When Life is Tangled
We all have had moments in our lives when situations or events arise that are incredibly difficult, it seems like there is no way out and the circumstance is too dire. Whether it is the loss of a job, marital difficulties, a terminal diagnosis, cancer spreading, addiction, a loved one away from the Church, infertility...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 11: The Biggest Temptation
Have you ever made a good decision and then been tempted to stray from it? Congratulations – you’re human! The good news is that the lives of the saints show us that God is constantly calling us back to His mercy. St. Margaret Mary had already felt a call to religious life, but that didn’t mean...Continue reading→
The Miraculous Water of Lourdes
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to visit a Marian apparition site, you know the feeling. Heaven seems a little closer, the veil between heaven and earth is a little thinner, as you pray in a place where the Mother of God came down to earth, appearing to mankind with a heart full of love,...Continue reading→
Pope Leo XIV’s Marian Devotion Shines in First Days of Papacy
From the very first moments of his papacy, Pope Leo XIV has made it abundantly clear that his heart is firmly rooted in a deep and abiding devotion to the Blessed Mother. On The Inner Life, Fr. Eckert couldn’t contain his joy as he reflected on how prominently Mary has featured in the new Pope’s...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 10: She Didn’t Feel Peace
Have you ever been in a situation where something felt off? Like you didn’t fit in? That’s how St. Margaret Mary felt after leaving the convent and returning to normal life in her village. She had left behind her vow to become a nun and – though still pious – was giving her attention to...Continue reading→
Drew Mariani draws Holy Water in Lourdes
Today only, deepen your prayer life and sustain the mission of Relevant Radio with a powerful spiritual pairing: Holy Water from Lourdes brought back by Drew Mariani on our May Marian pilgrimage, as well as the Catholic Handbook of Prayers. When you give just $365 ($1/day), you’ll receive both as a heartfelt thank you. The Holy Water was drawn by...Continue reading→
Arming Yourself with Prayer
During a speech he gave in April of 2023 at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Heritage Foundation, political commentator and speaker Tucker Carlson revealed that he had recently discovered something about the modern political landscape that he had been ignorant of for his entire career. “I realized that I was so upset by the...Continue reading→
The Feast of Our Lady of Fatima
On May 13, 1917, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three children, ages seven to ten, near an out-of-the-way place in Portugal. She gave them an important message for the world. This is God’s usual way. He chooses the most unlikely people and places. In the prophet Isaiah we read: “For my thoughts are not...Continue reading→
St. Ambrose: Patron of Beekeepers
For many thousands of years, honey has been used as a natural sweetener, medicine, as well as for many other less-obvious purposes. Its history dates back to prehistoric times and the ancient Egyptians were known to keep bees in order to harvest the sweet, sticky, golden stuff. But did you know that there is actually...Continue reading→
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