Rosary Novena Day 15: Is Life Impossible?
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 15 Sometimes life feels impossible. We might be sick, stressed, have financial issues, children aren’t sleeping, work problems – you name it. Sometimes we can feel as if we might break under all the pressure. What’s the answer? To try harder? Here’s the truth: you probably can’t handle it all yourself. In...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 9: Did You Forget This?
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 9 Have you ever received a gift, but forgot to send a thank-you note? It’s a small gesture to send a thank you and it means the world to the person who gave us the gift, but often we forget. How often do we forget to thank God? He gives us everything...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 7: Your Family Matters
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 7 The devotion to the Sacred Heart grew out of one woman’s story: Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque. St. Margaret Mary was born “Marguerite Alacoque” on July 22, 1647 in France. Her parents, Philiberte and Claude, were respected and wealthy. Marguerite helped her mother run the household for her four brothers and didn’t...Continue reading→
How to Celebrate First Holy Communion
Parents—along with Godparents, grandparents, aunts and uncles—have the great and primary responsibility of educating children in the Faith. Your example means everything to them: attending Sunday Mass each week expresses your faith, thanking God for the greatest gift his love could give: to receive him in the Blessed Sacrament. Parents can highlight the true meaning...Continue reading→
Our Lady, Mother of Purest… Most Beautiful Love
Our world treats vocation as a choice of career and treats sex as meaningless recreation. As rebels we turn to Our Lady, Mother of Love Most Beautiful, to teach us and our young people the beauty of a chaste heart in response to God’s call to love. The Church teaches that God calls all to...Continue reading→
Why Kids Need Proactive Parenting
Dr. Leonard Sax, family physician, psychologist, and author of The Collapse of Parenting, joined Timmerie Geagea on a recent episode of Trending with Timmerie to discuss the concept of “gentle parenting” and why it’s dangerous for parents and children alike. Dr. Sax began with a story from a medical appointment that he had had in...Continue reading→
Simple Steps to Living a Healthier Lifestyle
St. Augustine is often credited as being the one to say, “Take care of your body as if you were going to live forever; and take care of your soul as if you were going to die tomorrow.” Whether it was he who originally vocalized this idea or not, it conveys a very important message....Continue reading→
The Pillars of Masculinity
According to the Pew Research Center, from 1990 to 2019, the percentage of married adults in the U.S. declined from 67% to 53%, the percentage of cohabiting adults increased from 4% to 9%, and the percentage of single people increased from 29% to 38%. All of that is to say that people are straying...Continue reading→
Join Us in Preparing for the Consecration of the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus!
At this important moment for our country and our Church, the U.S. bishops are calling us to prepare for the consecration of the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. There is no better way to begin than in our own homes. I invite you to join me and thousands of families across the nation...Continue reading→
Walk to America’s Only Approved Marian Apparition Site
What if you could stand where Our Lady appeared? On Saturday, May 2nd, join Relevant Radio and thousands of pilgrims for a 22-mile pilgrimage unlike any other. We start at the National Shrine of St. Joseph at Old St. Joseph Catholic Church in De Pere, Wisconsin, and end at Apparition Grotto in the National Shrine of Our...Continue reading→
Eliminating Vices from Your Vocational Focus
It’s a Friday night when you get home from a long day at the office. It was a difficult day, but it’s over and now you can put away your work, pour yourself a drink, kick back, and relax as the weekend begins. At least that’s how you think it’s going to go. But as...Continue reading→
Pope’s Lenten Call: Fast from Harsh Words, Embrace Conversion of Heart
As the Church approaches Lent on Ash Wednesday, February 18, Pope Leo XIV released his message for Lent 2026, calling Catholics to a renewed path of listening, fasting, and communal conversion. At the heart of his reflection was a simple but demanding form of penance: refraining from harsh words and rash judgment. The Holy Father...Continue reading→
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