When things become too much to handle on your own, what can you do? Our Catholic Faith is a source of peace and comfort, and there are many ways to calm your mind when you’re feeling overwhelmed or anxious. Marge Fenelon, a Catholic speaker, author, and regular contributor to Morning Air® on Relevant Radio®, shared […]Read more

Carlo Acutis will be beatified on October 10, 2020, at the Upper Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi, Italy. This moves the Italian teenager one step closer to sainthood. Acutis died from leukemia in 2006 at age 15 and is a great model of holiness for teenagers and young people. His ardent faith throughout his […]Read more

During the month of October, Pope Francis asks the faithful to pray for the laity’s mission in the Church. “We pray that by the virtue of baptism, the laity, especially women, may participate more in areas of responsibility in the Church, without falling into forms of clericalism that diminish the lay charism,” he says. In […]Read more

Have you ever begun reading a Bible story or a saint’s biography to your young child or grandchild and then wondered if the story was a little too graphic or violent for young ears? One grandparent read to her 4-year-old granddaughter from a children’s Bible, but her daughter was not very happy about her reading […]Read more

If you only pray the Rosary one day a year, today should be that day. (Of course, we encourage you to pray it much more frequently than that!) Why? It is not only the Month of the Holy Rosary, but it’s also the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Bishop Edward Scharfenberger of the […]Read more

The Vatican released a new encyclical letter over the weekend, Fratelli Tutti, on fraternity and social friendship. This document by the Holy Father dives into the need for increased love, friendship, and respect for our brothers and sisters. Archbishop José Gomez, President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, released a statement on behalf […]Read more

Last week on The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick shared a moving poem, written by an Italian actor, Andrea Roncato, to the son he had pushed to be aborted many years before. It was incredibly emotional, and even Patrick struggled to get through the lines as he read them aloud. Listen to the poem below: The […]Read more

We are all called to marriage. Wait a minute, you might say, priests and nuns don’t get married, and some laypeople choose to remain single. But the fact of the matter is, every one of us is called to marriage. Before you become indignant, let me explain. No, not every one of us will enter […]Read more

Did you know? The ladybug—that classic, round, bright red beetle with black spots—is not named after all ladies? In fact, ladybugs are named after one specific lady. Can you guess who? If you guessed Our Lady, the Virgin Mary, you are right! Though we don’t know for sure what the reason is, there are a […]Read more

Angels live in another dimension, and we don’t know that much about them. But today we celebrate the Feast of the Archangels, of which we know the names of three—Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. “There are difference kinds of creatures in the universe. You mean like extraterrestrials—no! I mean like extra-dimensionals. We call them angels and […]Read more

From now through October 2, 2020, you have the chance to win a gorgeous, hand-painted, high quality outdoor nativity set—including Baby Jesus and a manger, Mary, Joseph, and an angel! Relevant Radio® is partnering with a very generous donor to give away 200 of these beautiful nativities. Madeline reached out to share that she won […]Read more

“Politics matters a lot more than many Catholics are willing to admit. We have a role in the culture, we have a role in politics and government. We can’t merely wait around for the next world; we have things to do in this world,” says political commentator and author Michael Knowles. In this increasingly divisive […]Read more