Join Us for the Final Family Rosary Across America at Seek 2025!

Seek 2025, this incredible gathering of faith-filled Catholics, has been an unforgettable experience, and we’re thrilled to share in this journey of spiritual growth and fellowship with attendees from around the world. Yesterday morning and again this morning, Fr. Francis “Rocky” Hoffman, our CEO, led the Family Rosary Across America live from the heart of...Continue reading

The Bitter Truth About Sugar

A new survey revealed the average American consumed more than 80 pounds of sugar each year.  According to the numbers, 34% of respondents said they consume their sugar in their morning coffee and “another 28% say that soda makes up most of their liquid consumption.” Health professionals warn that too much sugar can have negative health consequences....Continue reading

Dealing with Dementia

A new study revealed an early warning sign of dementia in older folks: sleep disturbances. The study, published in the Neurology jounral, “older adults with sleep-related daytime dysfunction are at increased risk” of developing MCR, or motor cognitive risk syndrome (associated with dementia). However, Dr. Tara Spires-Jones, a professor of neurodegeneration, told CNN Health that...Continue reading

A Life of Service and Storytelling: Remembering Sister Mary Bridget Haase, OSU

Sister Mary Bridget Haase, OSU, a devoted Ursuline Sister, passed away peacefully on November 19, 2024, in Waterville, Maine, at the age of 82. Her life was a testament to service, faith, and the power of storytelling, touching countless lives across the globe. Born on June 30, 1942, in New Orleans, Sister Bridget entered the...Continue reading

Celebrating Holiness and Pope Francis’ Call to Honor Local Saints

In an initiative that resonates with the universality of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis has called for a global celebration of local saints, blesseds, venerables, and servants of God. Starting in the Holy Year 2025, dioceses worldwide will dedicate November 9 each year to honoring the holy men and women who have shaped the faith...Continue reading

Invasion of the Bottle Snatchers

A new study shows evidence of a large number of nanoplastics in bottled water. According to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, nanoplastics are smaller and potentially more toxic than microplastics. The discovery of nanoplastics in water is “orders of magnitude more than the microplastic abundance reported previously in bottled water.” According to...Continue reading

Knights of Columbus Announces New Partnership with Relevant Radio!

In a significant move to expand our outreach and impact, the Knights of Columbus and Relevant Radio have announced an exciting new partnership aimed at enriching the spiritual lives of Catholics across the nation. The collaboration will combine the extensive influence of these two leading Catholic organizations, enhancing our outreach efforts and furthering our shared...Continue reading

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Blessed are the Grateful - Gratitude is a real blessing. It acknowledges that the good… ...

Entertainment

Pope Leo XIV Invites the Faithful to Let Christmas Music Become an Encounter with Christ - As Christmas draws near, Pope Leo XIV is inviting the… ...

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Pope Leo XIV Urges Young People to Choose Reconciliation This Christmas - As the Church draws closer to the celebration of the… ...

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Dr. Pat Castle, Founder and President of Life Runners, Meets with Pope Leo XIV - Dr. Pat Castle, founder and president of Life Runners, recently… ...