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

“I’m a very devoted Catholic and I believe that after we die we will go to heaven and I believe that I will see my loved ones again. My dad passed away—it will be two years in March—every single day I think of him, every single day. I know that I will see him again […]Read more

This July 4th, Independence Day, we celebrate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence 244 years ago! We are blessed by many freedoms and privileges in the United States of America, and we give thanks for the opportunity to work for liberty and justice for all of God’s children. Many people have sacrificed much—even their […]Read more

Our Gospel reading for today is an interesting one. You know the story… “When he came to the other side, to the territory of the Gadarenes, two demoniacs who were coming from the tombs met him. They were so savage that no one could travel by that road. They cried out, ‘What have you to […]Read more

If you struggle with a desire to do everything perfectly, to succeed and achieve and be the best, that perfectionism may seep into your spiritual life. The thing is, being a “perfect Catholic” isn’t possible. We’re sinful and we stumble at times. But if you hold that trait of perfectionism, a road bump could derail […]Read more

Division in the world is part of everyday life. We expect it and though it’s difficult to witness, we usually aren’t surprised by it. But it might be shocking to see deep, harmful divisions within the Catholic Church. Why does division exist in the Church and how can we respond when we see it? The […]Read more

He started life as an enslaved person in Missouri. Years later, he became one of the first Black Catholic priests in the United States. His story is one of bravery, sacrifice, and hope. Bishop Joseph Perry, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Chicago and postulator for Venerable Augustus Tolton’s cause for canonization, joined Morning Air® […]Read more

Today is the feast of St. Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei. He was a Spanish Catholic priest and emphasized the universal call to holiness. St. Josemaría taught that everyone is called to sainthood, not just those in religious life, but laypeople as well. Through his life and writings, we know that any of our […]Read more

A statue of St. Junipero Serra stands in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. That is, until last Friday, when protesters toppled the statue to the ground. The next day, a group of protesters tore down a statue of the saint in Los Angeles, and then defaced it with spray paint. Over two centuries after […]Read more

If you or someone you love struggles with alcoholism or if you’re a recovering alcoholic, faith is an important place to turn for support. It can be helpful to have holy men and women who have overcome the same crosses to inspire us in our journey. Look no further than Venerable Matt Talbot. Matt was […]Read more

How often do you ponder the glory of heaven? Do you think about who you’d like to be reunited with one day or who you’d like to meet when you arrive? Do you consider the indescribable splendor of being in God’s presence, where no evil or pain exists? Fr. James Kubicki, Jesuit priest and regular […]Read more

We’ll broadcast the Holy Mass every day at noon CT until the churches reopen, said Rev. Francis Hoffman (Fr. Rocky), Executive Director/CEO at Relevant Radio®. I’ll sleep here in my sleeping bag if I have to, he promised. Thankfully, Fr. Rocky never had to camp out at the Relevant Radio network headquarters in order to […]Read more