We Showed Up for Jesus!
Articles, News and Culture
The 10th National Eucharistic Congress, held from July 17-21, 2024, in Indianapolis, Indiana, was nothing short of a spiritual revival for Catholics from all walks of life. Over ... Read more
Trade, Tariffs and the Catholic Church
Articles, News and Culture
Trade, Tariffs and the Catholic Church There’s a surprising through-line between the Trump and Biden presidencies—domestic trade policy. Over the past several years, Republicans and Democrats have moved away ... Read more
Should You Get a Tattoo?
Articles, News and Culture, The Patrick Madrid Show
Tattoos are a controversial topic because, for centuries, they were seen by society as a mark of rebelliousness. Marking yourself through pain and permanent ink was not a common ... Read more
Expanding the Child Tax Credit
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In early August, the senate rejected a bill that would have expanded the child tax credit. This comes after the U.S. House of Representatives passed, on a bi-partisan basis, ... Read more
Comfort Crisis
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A plush leather sofa, a 72-degree room, and a bowl of ice cream are all staples of American comfort. However, can there be too much of a good thing? ... Read more
Mortgage Rates Explained
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Mortgage rates play one of the most consequential roles in home buying—but how are they determined? Typically, a homebuyer’s mortgage rate is determined by several factors including credit, loan ... Read more
Why Are Cars So Expensive?
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The price of cars is driving some people crazy. But it’s not just the high price of new cars that have consumers pumping the brakes, it’s used cars ones ... Read more
There’s No Place Like Home Litigation
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A new change in homebuying just took effect. Now, homebuyers must enter into an agreement with their realtor before purchasing a home. This is part of the the National ... Read more
Understanding Haiti’s Crisis
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Haiti is at an inflection point as its new prime minister, Garry Conille faces an uphill battle against gangs, poverty, and corruption. After a wave of gang violence forced ... Read more
More Schools Ban Cell Phones
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The advent of the smartphone ushered schools into uncharted territory. Now, with smartphone ubiquity, some schools and major school districts are experimenting with more restrictive measures limiting phone use. ... Read more
American Eucharistic Witnesses: A Priest for the Body of Christ—Venerable Augustus Tolton
Articles, Faith and Spirituality, News and Culture
The American Eucharistic Witnesses series is published in the Heart of the Revival newsletter and republished by Relevant Radio. It highlights the holy men and women who lived, loved, and served on the ... Read more
In Reparation for Our Sins
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This statement was originally issued by Bishop Andrew Cozzens, chairman of the board of the National Eucharistic Congress, Inc., and released by the National Eucharistic Congress. July 27, 2024 ... Read more