Author: Lindsey Kettner

Lindsey is a wife, mother, and contributing author at Relevant Radio. She holds a degree in Journalism and Advertising from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Lindsey enjoys writing, baking, and liturgical living with her young family.
Ethics of a Coronavirus Vaccine

Ethics of a Coronavirus Vaccine

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The world is anxiously awaiting a vaccine for the COVID-19 pandemic that could help countries around the world reopen their economies, schools, and bring back some semblance of normalcy to everyday life. Some Catholics and people of good will, however, are concerned with how these vaccines may be created. Archbishop Joseph Naumann of Kansas City, […]
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Why May is the Month of Mary

Why May is the Month of Mary

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The month of May is dedicated to Our Blessed Mother, and is a great opportunity to deepen our relationship with the Mother of God. “This is really the first month that was dedicated to a particular saint or person or mystery of the faith,” said Fr. James Kubicki SJ, President of the St. Francis Mission […]
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How Motherhood Can Make Us Holy

How Motherhood Can Make Us Holy

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Motherhood—whether working full time or staying at home, parenting one child or many—is hard work. You might feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day between preparing meals, changing diapers, doing dishes and laundry, schoolwork, errands, soccer practice, ballet lessons, youth group, and everything in between. How can a busy mom (or dad) find […]
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Running to Our Mother

Running to Our Mother

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When you were a child and you skinned your knee or were frightened or in trouble, where did you go? Who did you turn to? Chances are that you ran for your mother who you knew would wipe away the tears, calm the fear, and soothe the pain. Today we celebrate all mothers, and during […]
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A Beautiful Journey from Despair to Hope

A Beautiful Journey from Despair to Hope

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One listener of The Patrick Madrid Show recently handed a handwritten letter to Patrick Madrid, telling a story about how Patrick introduced him to a saint that would change his life. Edward* had suffered for many years with mental health struggles, and nothing he tried made much of a difference. “For most of my life, I spent […]
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The Story of the Miraculous Medal

The Story of the Miraculous Medal

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The Medal of the Immaculate Conception (commonly known as the Miraculous Medal) was designed by the Blessed Virgin Mary herself. Millions around the world wear the Miraculous Medal and call upon the Mother of God’s intercession in their daily lives. At just nine years old, St. Catherine Laboure’s mother died. After the burial, she embraced […]
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The Patron Saint of Coffee

The Patron Saint of Coffee

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Have you ever heard of Saint Drogo? He is a Flemish saint from the 12th century who was revered for his holiness and spent many years as a hermit. Oddly enough, he’s the patron saint of a beverage he never drank. St. Drogo was no stranger to pain and difficulty. He was an orphan and […]
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