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They Belong Here: Welcoming the Noise at Mass (Morning Air)

April 15, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

Packed Easter Masses can test anyone’s patience. The pews are full, toddlers are restless, babies are crying, and sometimes the distractions feel impossible to ignore. But Laura DeMaria offered a needed reminder on Morning Air: the people making noise at Mass belong there, too. Laura reflected on attending Easter Sunday with her toddler, surrounded by […]

Born of Water and Wind, Not Bricks and Concrete (Father Simon Says)

April 15, 2026April 15, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

What does it really mean to be “born again”? For Fr. Richard Simon, the answer is bigger and deeper than a one-time emotional experience. On a recent episode of Father Simon Says, he challenges a common Protestant idea — that salvation is a settled fact that cannot be lost — and offers a more fully […]

Can Therapists Speak Freely to Children in Therapy? (Trending with Timmerie)

April 15, 2026April 16, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

On Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie and Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse of the Ruth Institute took up a difficult and urgent question: Should children be free to speak openly with a therapist about struggles related to gender identity and sexuality? Their conversation centered on the concern that some laws and professional pressures leave little room for […]

A Walk to Mary, a Marriage, and a Baby on the Way (Family Rosary Across America)

April 15, 2026April 16, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

One of the most uplifting moments on the Family Rosary Across America came from Tom in Orlando, Florida, who called in with a heartfelt praise report tied to the Walk to Mary. Tom shared that he completed the Walk to Mary in 2024. During the 2025 walk, he prayed specifically for his daughter: that she would […]

Choose Hope: Maria Middleton’s Witness in Suffering (The Tim Glemkowski Show)

April 15, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

What does real hope look like when everything seems to be falling apart? In this moving conversation on The Tim Glemkowski Show, Brian Middleton shares the witness of his daughter Maria, who was diagnosed at 16 with an inoperable brain tumor. Even in the face of suffering, Maria’s faith remained steady and unshakeable. As Brian […]

Does Christ Really Heal All Wounds? (The Inner Life)

April 15, 2026April 16, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

Why does Scripture say “by His wounds we are healed” when so many people still carry deep pain? That honest question opened the door to a beautiful reflection from Father Marc Lenneman on The Inner Life. Father Marc began with a striking truth: the risen Jesus still bears His wounds. He did not leave them […]

The Power of a Quiet Example (Marriage Unhindered)

April 15, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

Sometimes the strongest witness is not a speech. It is the quiet, steady example of a faithful marriage. On Marriage Unhindered, Karen from Traverse City, Michigan told Doug Hinderer about a young man who came to service her air conditioner. In conversation, he revealed to her that he had a girlfriend and a child with […]

The Shroud and the Silence of the Tomb (The Drew Mariani Show)

April 15, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

What did the Apostles see when they entered Christ’s tomb on Easter morning? On The Drew Mariani Show, historian Dr. Cheryl White reflected on the burial cloths described in John 20 and why the Shroud of Turin continues to fascinate believers and researchers alike. Dr. White pointed to the Gospel account of Peter and John […]

Something Good Is Happening in the Church (The Patrick Madrid Show)

April 15, 2026 Articles, Best of the Week

Something hopeful is stirring in the Catholic Church, and Patrick Madrid can see it in the numbers. On a recent episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick responded to a caller asking about reports of thousands entering the Church in France. What followed was a glimpse of a much bigger story: across the United States […]

When God Tells Us No, Not Yet, or Not Now

April 14, 2026April 8, 2026 Articles, Faith and Spirituality, The Inner Life

If you have kids, you’ve probably (and hopefully) had to deal with saying no to your kids at some point in their lives. And if you don’t have kids, you must remember when you were a kid yourself and your parents had to tell you no. In the moment, the child in the situation rarely […]

Pope Leo XIV’s African Pilgrimage Centers on Peace, Forgiveness, and Mission

April 13, 2026 Articles, Faith and Spirituality, News and Culture

Pope Leo XIV has begun a significant apostolic journey across the African continent, marking his return to the region just three years after Pope Francis visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo and South Sudan. This current pilgrimage, lasting eleven days, reflects a deeply missionary purpose. The Holy Father’s itinerary includes stops in Algeria, followed […]

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They Belong Here: Welcoming the Noise at Mass (Morning Air)

Born of Water and Wind, Not Bricks and Concrete (Father Simon Says)

Can Therapists Speak Freely to Children in Therapy? (Trending with Timmerie)

A Walk to Mary, a Marriage, and a Baby on the Way (Family Rosary Across America)

Choose Hope: Maria Middleton’s Witness in Suffering (The Tim Glemkowski Show)

Does Christ Really Heal All Wounds? (The Inner Life)

The Power of a Quiet Example (Marriage Unhindered)

The Shroud and the Silence of the Tomb (The Drew Mariani Show)

Something Good Is Happening in the Church (The Patrick Madrid Show)

When God Tells Us No, Not Yet, or Not Now

Pope Leo XIV’s African Pilgrimage Centers on Peace, Forgiveness, and Mission