What happens when one spouse wants to fight for the marriage, but the law makes it easy for the other to leave? That painful question took center stage on Marriage Unhindered when Patrick, a caller from Mississippi, shared his story. He did not want a divorce. But when he was told to sign the papers […]Read more

Smitty from Beaver Dam, Virginia, called back in to the Family Rosary Across America to speak with Father Rocky and Maggie. He began with a warm prayer intention for Maggie, her husband Joe, and their son Michael Joseph, asking God to help them find a home. Then Smitty shared a prayer of for something personal […]Read more

For many Catholics, confession can feel intimidating. Some see it as a “penalty box,” a place of embarrassment or discomfort. And yet, as shared on The Tim Glemkowski Show, many people, even those not living the Faith consistently, still feel drawn to the sacrament. That is what makes confession so powerful. Beneath the fear, there […]Read more

When Timmerie sat down with Father Robert Spitzer, the conversation turned to two ancient cloths tied to the burial of Jesus: the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo. In John’s Gospel, Peter and John see both the burial cloths and the face cloth left behind in the tomb. Father Spitzer explained that the […]Read more

It is one of the most honest Easter questions a person can ask: If Jesus truly rose from the dead, why didn’t He appear to everyone? On The Inner Life, a caller named Timothy raised that very concern. Why, he wondered, did Christ seem to appear only to the Apostles and disciples, rather than to […]Read more

On Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon reflected on the Road to Emmaus and offered a striking insight into why the disciples did not recognize the risen Jesus right away. It was not because He was a stranger. It was because they were learning to see Him anew. Fr. Simon pointed to Cleopas as more […]Read more

A caller named Ed brought Patrick Madrid two questions about death. Does God give a soul one last chance to repent at death? And can prayers offered years later still help someone who has already died? Patrick began with an important clarification. No, God does not place souls in some kind of “middle ground area […]Read more

When Catholics reflect on Holy Thursday, most minds turn first to the institution of the Holy Eucharist. But as Father Brice Higginbotham explained on Morning Air, Holy Thursday also reveals something inseparable from that mystery: the institution of the priesthood. At the Last Supper, Jesus did not simply give His Apostles a memory to cherish. […]Read more

Catholics helped shape America from the very beginning, even when they were unwelcome. On The Drew Mariani Show, Dr. Matthew Bunson reflects on the often-overlooked role of Catholics in the founding and development of the United States. As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, he encourages a renewed appreciation for […]Read more