“If you want to change the world, go home and love your family.” Some attribute this quote to St. Teresa of Calcutta, but whether or not she said it, it speaks volumes. Change starts at home, in our families, with raising the future generation to be virtuous and faithful people who will then go out […]Read more

January 22 is a day we recall with sadness, but now it is also a day of hope. On this day in 1973, the Supreme Court of the United States of America legalized abortion in our country. Forty-seven years later, the pro-life generation is gaining even more momentum and the combined voice of those who […]Read more

The Sign of the Cross: It’s one of the most basic prayers we learn as kids, but it’s possibly the most significant external gesture that we make. Do you rush through and mumble the words, or do you pray it with profound reverence? These outward signs of faith make visible the prayer and devotion of […]Read more

Through “good family, good friends, and good influences,” the priesthood was encouraged for a family in suburban Washington, D.C. Thanks be to God, three brothers from the same family are currently attending seminary for the Archdiocese. They joined Morning Air® to share their story. Deacon James Morrison, 26, is a transitional deacon who will be […]Read more

Do you know the Bible? Catholics are often misrepresented as not knowing Holy Scripture – yet the Bible is all around us, in the liturgy and our prayers. Even so, it’s important to make a habit of delving into the Word of God. If you aren’t spending time with the Scriptures on a regular basis, […]Read more

The Relevant Radio® family continues to grow. Today, Relevant Radio is pleased to announce that a new station has joined the network of owned and operated stations—K250BR 97.9 FM in Modesto, California. This FM translator will reach 337,000 souls in the Modesto area with a powerful signal. The project has been in the works for […]Read more

The # 1 prayer request at Relevant Radio® is for family members who have left the Catholic faith. It’s on the hearts of so many whose loved ones have been deceived by the culture and strayed from God. When your kids leave the faith you worked so hard to instill, it can cause a great […]Read more

If you’re a parent, you know what it’s like to worry about your children’s behavior during Mass. Mass with young ones can be a particularly exhausting event—between keeping them quiet, sitting nicely in the pew, not picking on their siblings, and paying attention to the liturgy, you probably didn’t find any time to pay attention […]Read more

The Feast of the Infant Jesus of Prague is celebrated on January 14. You have likely encountered a statue of the Child Jesus wearing a golden crown and royal garments, but do you know the story behind this devotion? While the exact origins of the statue are unknown, legend says that the original statue of […]Read more

Today the Catholic Church celebrates the Baptism of the Lord. This feast, which marks the end of the liturgical season of Christmas, is a grand reminder of the love that God has for each of us. Jesus came from Galilee to John at the Jordan to be baptized by him. John tried to prevent him, […]Read more

Imagine your parish priest arriving for Sunday Mass by boat… or airplane. Most American priests live nearby the parish and can walk or drive to church. But in a huge diocese with very few priests, the clergy in Alaska go to great lengths to bring the sacraments to the faithful. The Diocese of Fairbanks encompasses […]Read more

We’ve seen the photos and heard of the apocalyptic bushfires that have consumed Australia with no end in sight. The devastation has been vast—destroying homes and businesses and taking the lives of at least 25 people and an enormous amount of cattle and wildlife. “There’s a lot of fear and anxiety with that kind of […]Read more