Scott Weeman’s story begins in small-town Wisconsin and spirals into the nightlife of downtown Manhattan. What started as a teenage drink at 17 quickly escalated. “Loved the effect of alcohol,” he admits. By his early 20s, he had two DUIs, strained family relationships, and a bad habit that had quickly gone from recreational to dangerous. […]Read more

With Lent upon us, many families begin asking the same question: how can we help our children truly get the most out of the Lenten season? On Morning Air, John Morales introduced an exciting answer. It’s a brand-new series from The Merry Beggars called Lent with the Saints, a daily Lenten journey created especially for […]Read more

Sometimes the most powerful moments on Family Rosary Across America are simple praise reports. Jim from Los Angeles, California, called in with a prayer of gratitude. Two weeks earlier, he had emailed asking for prayers for an upcoming hip surgery. His request was read on the air and now he had an update. “I had […]Read more

When Myla from Maricopa, Arizona, called into Father Simon Says, she brought an honest question. Raised Independent Fundamental Baptist, she grew up knocking on doors every Saturday, evangelizing and loving Jesus. Now, with her husband in OCIA and her own curiosity growing, she wanted to know: Why should someone become Catholic? Fr. Richard Simon didn’t […]Read more

Eucharistic Adoration can feel intimidating, especially if you’re not sure what you’re “supposed” to be doing. Jan from Olive Branch, Mississippi, called into The Inner Life with an honest confession. A cradle Catholic, she longed to make Adoration part of her Lenten “toolbox,” but felt stuck. “I still don’t know what to do when I’m […]Read more

What did Jesus really mean when He said, “You are the salt of the earth”? On Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon dives into the original Greek to uncover a meaning that’s both surprising and convicting. In English, we hear, “If salt loses its taste…” But in Greek, the word used is moranthi — which […]Read more