Are you ready for the Catholic New Year?
Articles, Catechesis
What if this year, you started your year with the Catholic Church? As a reminder, Holy Mother Church doesn’t begin her new year on January 1. We’re less than ... Read more
Novena Day 3: Conversion of Sinners
Articles
The number one prayer request that Relevant Radio receives is for the conversion of family members and loved ones who have left the Church, aren’t practicing their faith, or ... Read more
A Spiritual Charcuterie
Articles, Faith and Spirituality
Oh, charcuterie. A delicious platter covered with meats, cheeses, crackers, fruits, olives, and more. It’s the perfect appetizer to share with friends. And the beauty is that you can ... Read more
God Bless America!
Articles
This July 4th, Independence Day, we celebrate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence 248 years ago! We are blessed by many freedoms and privileges in the United States ... Read more
Remembering Memorial Day
Articles
This last Monday of May is a federal holiday to honor all those who lost their lives while serving our country in the armed forces. Many people consider Memorial ... Read more
How to Pray the Rosary Better
Articles, Faith and Spirituality
How good are you at praying the Rosary? Do you struggle through, getting distracted and letting your mind wander? Do you rush through the prayers? Kendra Von Esh, Catholic ... Read more
Why do you go to Mass?
Articles, Catechesis
Why do you go to Mass? Maybe I’m the first person to ask you that question. Have you ever really thought about it? If you go to Mass every ... Read more
How Comparison is the Enemy of Gratitude
Articles, Faith and Spirituality
How many times a day do you tell yourself that you aren’t good enough or don’t have enough? How many times a day do you thank God for the ... Read more
Let St. Joseph Sleep On It
Articles, Family and Kids
Years ago when I was a college student, our priest chaplain for campus ministry used to joke that he was going to pray a Saint Joseph prayer. It was ... Read more
Why I Keep Bringing My Kids to Mass
Articles, Family and Kids
I have three little kids, and they have a lot of energy. Not a single one of them is the kind of toddler or preschooler who is happy sitting ... Read more
Lessons from St. Padre Pio
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One of the most popular saints of this generation is a humble priest from Pietrelcina, Italy. Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, or Padre Pio, as he is often referred to, ... Read more
Where Hope is Found
Articles, Faith and Spirituality
The three theological virtues are faith, hope, and charity. In the opening prayers of the Rosary we pray three Hail Marys for an increase in these virtues. All three ... Read more