Communication in Your Marriage
So you’re married. You have an attractive, loving, caring, smart spouse and you share the same values and standards. You both practice your Catholic Faith. You have compatible attitudes and habits. You’re both open to life, you know you will raise your children in the Faith, and you have the means to provide for...Continue reading→
The Truth Behind the DINK Lifestyle
In recent years, a noticeable shift in familial norms has emerged, prominently featuring couples who choose to live together without having any children. The term “Dual Income, No Kids” (DINK) encapsulates this lifestyle, celebrating the perceived benefits of child-free living, such as greater freedom, more sleep, and the ability to spend on luxuries—from dining out...Continue reading→
Are Non-Denominational Baptisms Valid?
On The Patrick Madrid Show, Carol called in to ask Patrick what the differences are between a Christian, non-Catholic baptism and a Catholic baptism. Carol’s daughter and her husband have one child and one on the way. After the birth of their first, they had their child baptized in the Catholic Church. But since then,...Continue reading→
Implementing a Morning Routine
What is your morning routine right now? Your alarm goes off, you rub the sleep out of your eyes, and you roll out of bed. Do you land on your feet, or do you land on your knees? Something that we Catholics value immensely about the morning routine is the morning offering. It’s an essential...Continue reading→
Meet the Family Behind the Ireland Pilgrimage Sweepstakes Winner
Have you heard the story of how a $5 donation turned into a free pilgrimage to Ireland? Keep reading to hear the details on Relevant Radio pilgrimage winner, wife, and mother of three, Christina Novy. During the week of Relevant Radio’s spring pledge drive, callers had the chance to win a pilgrimage to the shrines of Ireland, Scotland and England. No donation was needed to...Continue reading→
What Does Womanhood Really Mean?
“What does it mean to be a woman? What does it mean to champion being a woman? Well, it’s not that we aren’t anything. It’s not that we can be anything – male, female, or whatever you want to call yourself. Being a woman is not saying that I am all of these imperfections. It’s...Continue reading→
God Bless America!
Happy Independence Day! This July 4th, we celebrate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago! We are blessed by many freedoms and privileges in the United States of America, and we give thanks for the opportunity to work for liberty and justice for all of God’s children. Many people have sacrificed much...Continue reading→
Wives, Submit To Your Husbands?
“Wives should be subordinate to their husbands as to the Lord. For the husband is head of his wife just as Christ is head of the church, he himself the savior of the body. As the church is subordinate to Christ, so wives should be subordinate to their husbands in everything.” (Ephesians 5:22-24) How many...Continue reading→
This Week, Entrust Your Family and Our Nation to the Heart of Jesus
So much in our world feels unsettled right now. Many families carry heavy burdens: children drifting from the faith, anxiety at home, uncertainty about the future, and discouragement about our country and the Church. In moments like these, we need somewhere to turn for peace that does not fade. This week, Catholics across America are...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 23: Want Jesus to bless your home?
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 23 Have you ever had a priest come and bless your home? Can you imagine Jesus Himself blessing your home? You don’t have to imagine it, because Jesus promised to do it! In the Eighth Promise, Jesus gave St. Margaret Mary a very clear promise about homes that honor His Sacred Heart:...Continue reading→
4 Ways to Grow Your Faith This Summer
You know what’s coming soon—school will be out, weather will warm up, summer activities and sports and vacations begin. It’s a fun yet crazy time of year as we’re thrown off our regular schedules and routines for a few months. But here’s what I challenge you to do—keep your faith an active and thriving part...Continue reading→
The Holy Father Honors Mothers, Encourages Unity, and Praises Charity in Regina Coeli Address
Pope Leo XIV marked Mother’s Day with a prayerful appeal for mothers across the world, placing them under the care of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Following the Regina Coeli in St. Peter’s Square, he invited the faithful to offer gratitude for the gift of motherhood while remembering in a special way those who face hardship....Continue reading→
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