Author: Stephanie Foley

Stephanie Foley

Stephanie Foley

Stephanie Foley serves as a Digital Media Producer at Relevant Radio®. She is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, where she studied journalism, and she has worked in Catholic radio for 12 years. Stephanie is a wife, a mother of three boys, and in her free time she enjoys reading, running, and really good coffee. You can find more of Stephanie’s writing at relevantradio.com and on the free Relevant Radio mobile app.

The Benefits of Praying with Your Spouse

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There are plenty of things in life that can weaken a marriage. Busy schedules, stress, work, school, kids, finances, and various forms of sin can all take their toll. That’s why it is so important to have strategies to build up and strengthen your marriage on a regular basis. But how often do you think […]
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Making Prayer a Two-Way Conversation

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God speaks in the silence of the heart. Listening is the beginning of prayer. – St. Teresa of Calcutta When you pray, how often is it just an item on your day’s to-do list? Or how often does your prayer look more like giving God a to-do list? Prayer is more than an obligation, it’s […]
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What Do Your Actions Preach?

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In the First Letter of St. John, he writes, “Children, let us love not in word or speech but in deed and truth.” There is the old saying that “actions speak louder than words,” and another saying that “you’re actions are speaking so loud I can’t hear what you’re saying.” As Christians, we must recognize […]
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The Transformative Power of Inspiration

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When you describe something as inspiring, how often do you mean, “Wow, good for that person. They did something great”? But does it actually inspire you to change your life as well? Too often we think of inspiration as something that makes us feel good, or restores our faith in humanity. But it doesn’t have […]
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Is Your Pride Getting in the Way of Serving Others?

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“Wash the plate not because it is dirty nor because you are told to wash it, but because you love the person who will use it next.” -St. Teresa of Calcutta Yesterday was the feast of St. Martha, who we know from one part of the Gospel as a go-getter, a doer … and a bit of a complainer. When Martha complained to Jesus […]
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I Was in Prison and You Visited Me

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At the end of 2016, the United States had its lowest incarceration rate in 20 years, with about 2.2 million people behind bars. Despite this fall, the U.S. still has one of the largest incarceration rates in the world, and many Catholic parishes around the country minister to those who are in prison, and to […]
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