As a baptized Catholic, God is calling you to a higher level of success—at home, at work, and in your own community. Tune in to The Dave Durand Show this weekend to learn how you can better answer that call. The Dave Durand Show is a brand new program and is available only on the […]Read more

The 16th Annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast was held virtually on September 23, 2020, allowing Catholics from across America to tune in for the event. Bishop Robert Barron provided the keynote address and William Barr, Attorney General of the United States, was honored with the Christifideles Laici Award. President Donald Trump spoke as a special […]Read more

Julio César Mora and Waldramina Quintero were married in Quito, Ecuador, on February 7, 1941, in La Iglesia de El Beleń. Their parents disapproved of the union, so they were married in secret with their godparents and close friends as witnesses. At ages 110 and 104, Julio César and Waldramina are now the world’s oldest […]Read more

You’ve made a good Confession and done your penance. But those sins keep showing up in your thoughts, causing guilt and shame even after God has forgiven you. Can you relate? A caller to Father Simon SaysTM explained that she’d recently experienced a renewal of faith, coming back to frequent Confession and prayer. But the […]Read more

Advent is still two months away, but hear me out: before we know it, that time of the year will be here. This year, more than any other, we need to be ready to make room for Christ—inside our hearts and outside our homes. What do I mean? Well, the Christmas season is often overshadowed […]Read more

In this age of technology, many people worry that someone is watching or listening. But do you know that the devil is always watching? “Hacking” into your spiritual life, so to speak? The devil and his fallen angels are constantly watching you, causing trouble, and tempting you to walk away from God. “They don’t sleep; […]Read more

Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from and how it was put together? The answer might surprise you. The Old Testament comes from Jewish tradition. “All of these were considered inspired books, but the first five, the Books of Moses—Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, Leviticus, and Numbers—those were infallibly inspired,” said Fr. Richard Simon, host […]Read more

Your number one goal in life is to make it to heaven. Everything you do, every choice you make should be for love of God and oriented to this ultimate destination. But when you enter into a marriage covenant, you gain the additional responsibility of helping your spouse get to heaven, too. Some have a […]Read more

Paul Kessler, Director of Network Engineering at Relevant Radio®, concluded his decades-long career as a Broadcast Engineer on Tuesday, September 15, 2020. He served the Relevant Radio network for seventeen years; from the time it was only a few stations to now, a network of 180 stations reaching 223 million souls across the nation. Paul […]Read more

On Friday, September 11, Chapter 80 of the Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) recognized Martin Jury as the Chapter Engineer of the Year for 2020. Martin “Marty” Jury is the Director of Network Operations for Relevant Radio® in Green Bay, Wisconsin. He serves as the Vice-Chair for SBE Chapter 80. “This is truly an honor […]Read more

Do you remember The Waltons? Patrick Madrid has a love for this wholesome show from his childhood. He recently had a conversation with actress Mary McDonough who played Erin on The Waltons, an American television series that aired from 1972-1981. The Waltons told the story of a Virginian family—their struggles, love, and life experiences—in the […]Read more

The 2020 Presidential Election is coming up in less than two months, and while some Catholics have made their decision about how they will vote, others are still undecided. When a caller asked Patrick Madrid if it was morally acceptable to vote for a third-party candidate, Patrick offered some insightful advice that can be applied […]Read more