The Essentials of a Catholic Home
What makes a house a home? There are many answers. A house becomes a home when you can drive there like second nature and by memory. A house becomes a home when you don’t remember what it feels like to sleep in any bed but your own or to cook in any other kitchen. A...Continue reading→
Doing Ordinary Things with Extraordinary Love
After the Second Vatican Council, the liturgical calendar was drastically revamped and reorganized to the format that it now has. Before the council, the Advent and Christmas seasons were directly followed by Lent, Holy Week, Easter, and the Ascension. But after the council, there is now a season that occupies the time between Christmas and...Continue reading→
Being More Considerate This Year
The trademark of the age of technology: texting. You can do it while doing almost anything else. But the question is, should you? Fr. Bob Pagliari joined Glen Lewerenz on Morning Air to talk about being more courteous this year, especially when it comes to giving others our time, attention, or effort. Fr. Bob, who...Continue reading→
2023 Holy Days of Obligation and Solemnities
While some feast days and holidays don’t change their dates year to year, the Liturgical Calendar of the Catholic Church often rotates depending on the dates of other events. So, to help you keep track of the changes coming next year, we’ve compiled this list of Holy Days of Obligation, Liturgical Seasons, solemnities, and special...Continue reading→
St. Nicholas: The Man, the Legend
“The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there.” (Twas the Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore) The countdown to the Feast of St. Nicholas has begun in my house. It is a day that finds my children all waking early in the morning to...Continue reading→
Making Space for a Silent Night
Silent night, holy night; all is calm, all is bright. Is it just me, or is this time of year the furthest from silent and calm as can be? We are decorating, baking, planning, buying, wrapping, and putting so much time, effort, and love into making the Advent and Christmas season magical for our families...Continue reading→
The Benefits of Daily Exercise
We just got back from Thanksgiving break, during which most of us probably enjoyed a large and satisfying meal with our families. And besides the meal, we may have also enjoyed a few cocktails and desserts to close out Thanksgiving night. And while there’s nothing wrong with enjoying those good things to eat and drink,...Continue reading→
Christ the King Calls
Jesus Christ is our King, the “image of the invisible God,” who makes God’s presence visible to us while ruling the Catholic Church. Through our baptism and confirmation, we all share in Christ’s kingship, priesthood, and prophetic witness, but his sacred ministers do so in a special way. Christ came to rule his church, which...Continue reading→
How to Be a Happy Catholic Family
Do you know what the most common prayer request we receive here at Relevant Radio is? Please pray for my friend or family member to return to the Church. Has your happiness as a Catholic family been jeopardized by conflict, disputes, or disunity? Father Rocky wants to offer a special gift to our online donors...Continue reading→
Millennials and Marriage
The familial structure of society has been suffering for quite some time, whether it be from the likes of abortion, contraception, or the lack of strong father figures. Additionally, the slow disintegration of family bonds is being exacerbated by the lack of marriages, particularly amongst young adults. Recently on Morning Air, John Morales had family...Continue reading→
Saving Your Marriage Through the Little Things
“The things that destroy love and marriage often disguise themselves as unimportant. Many dangerous things neither appear nor feel dangerous as they’re happening. They’re not bombs and gunshots. They’re pinpricks. They’re paper cuts. And that is the danger,” writes Matthew Fray in The Atlantic. Matthew Fray is the author of the book This is How Your Marriage Ends, a...Continue reading→
St. Michael and the Navy SEALs
We celebrated the Feast Day of the Archangels last week on September 29. On that same day sixteen years ago, a Navy SEAL by the name of Michael Monsoor made the ultimate sacrifice by paying the ultimate price to save the lives of his team. Rose Rea, the founder of Radiant and Valiant Magazines, recently...Continue reading→
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