Today is Divine Mercy Sunday, a day on which Jesus has promised to open the floodgates of his mercy. In order to receive the graces he has promised, we are to make a good Confession and receive Holy Communion. But that poses a problem for most American Catholics, as public masses have been suspended across […]Read more

When we look at the world around us, it can be too much sadness and pain to handle. But here’s the good news: there is good news! If headlines about the economy, pandemic, and politics are weighing you down, step away for a while and spend some time focusing on the good in the world. […]Read more

If you’re stuck at home and your family’s schedule has been cleared of all appointments, extracurricular activities, and errands, you might have found yourself with a lot of extra time. While our day-to-day schedules have been thrown off balance, perhaps you’ve found that the gift of some more time at home has been an opportunity […]Read more

The first Sunday after Easter is Divine Mercy Sunday, a day on which Our Lord promised that the floodgates of His mercy would be opened to sinners. This day is a wonderful opportunity for the faithful to open themselves to God’s abundant mercy. “The Octave of Easter is a special eight days between Easter Sunday […]Read more

The Easter Season began yesterday with the Resurrection of Our Lord. Now that it’s Monday, Easter isn’t over, but rather, the Church’s 50 days of celebration are just beginning. The Church “set[s] aside particular times for a particular spiritual focus. The Church provides a way to enter into that particular time … each of us […]Read more

We hear the Passion of Our Lord on Good Friday, and it’s the second time during this Holy Week. It’s very moving and emotional to hear the story of Jesus’ last hours on earth and the details of his painful death. It can be hard to grasp why all of this had to happen. Ken […]Read more

It’s Holy Thursday, the day on which Christ first said the words, “This is my body, which will be given for you; do this in memory of me,” and instituted the Holy Eucharist. Some 2,000 years later, the Real Presence of Christ’s Body and Blood in the Blessed Sacrament is the source and summit of […]Read more

Holy Week is a somber and sometimes difficult time of reflection on the Passion and death of Our Lord. As we start the week we see the people celebrating His arrival in the city, but then we hear that some of those same people are beginning to turn on Jesus; He is betrayed by one […]Read more

Relevant Radio® is thrilled to welcome Trending with Timmerie to the daily lineup of high-quality original programming heard across the network. The new program will air beginning Easter Monday, April 13, at 6-7pm CT. The new program hosted by Timmerie Geagea (Millington) brings “principles of Catholicism to trending thought and experience” and offers listeners relevant ways […]Read more

You may be isolated but you’re never alone. If you haven’t already, we invite you to join our daily broadcasts of the Holy Mass and Rosary, led by Relevant Radio® Executive Director Father Rocky. We’ve started doing something special to bring each other closer together even though we’re far apart. It’s a way to help […]Read more

Holy Week is here. It’s the most important week in the liturgical calendar, but this year feels… different. On Palm Sunday, we celebrate the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. Normally we’d be at Mass, holding palm branches, walking in procession, and singing songs of praise to Our Lord. But today our churches are closed […]Read more

While we’re all tucked away in our little corners of the world, the Catholic Church is reaching out. During these times of isolation, the Church is seizing the opportunity to bring people together in new and creative ways. We may be physically separated, but our communities remain strong. The Most Rev. Nelson Perez, the new […]Read more