Brittany from Rhode Island grew up Catholic, but as her family drifted away from the Faith, she did too. Years of childhood pain, difficult circumstances, and searching elsewhere for meaning left her carrying a heavy burden. Then she came back to the Church. Calling The Patrick Madrid Show, Brittany described how the Sacrament of Reconciliation […]Read more

When Tim Glemkowski asked Debbie Herbeck to share how she went from Judaism to the Catholic Faith, she traced her journey back to both a deep love for her Jewish heritage and a devastating family tragedy. Debbie grew up in a strongly Jewish home, was bat mitzvahed at 13, and had a great love for […]Read more

Nobody likes thinking about death. But on Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie and Preston Allex, President of Catholic Legacy, explain why preparing for it can actually be an act of love for the people we leave behind. Preston helped create Catholic Legacy, a free Relevant Radio resource designed to help Catholics make important decisions about their […]Read more

 Dating can come with plenty of excitement, attraction, and strong emotions. But Doug Hinderer says there is a bigger question to ask before considering marriage: Is this person actually marriageable? On Marriage Unhindered, Doug reflected on advice from Dr. Harry Benson, who encourages singles to date people with whom they could realistically imagine a […]Read more

The Church can now publicly honor one of America’s most beloved Catholic evangelists: Blessed Fulton Sheen. On The Drew Mariani Show, Drew spoke with Monsignor Jason Gray, executive director of the Fulton Sheen Foundation, about what Sheen’s beatification means and what could come next. For decades, Sheen used radio and television to proclaim the Gospel. […]Read more

At 58 years old, Tammy Peterson received devastating news: She had a rare and aggressive form of kidney cancer and was told she had less than a year to live. Speaking with Mark on The Mark Swartzberg Show, Tammy recalled returning home and telling her son, Julian. When she saw the tears in his eyes, […]Read more

Sometimes the sweetest prayer intentions are also the simplest. On the Family Rosary Across America, 6-year-old Sam from St. Paul, Minnesota, called Fr. Rocky with a special intention. Sam had celebrated his birthday the week before, and his little brother, Mikey, was about to turn 3. “I’m just praying we have a nice birthday,” Sam […]Read more

Elizabeth was a practicing Catholic when she had an abortion in 2010. The decision left her in what she described as a “very deep, dark place.” Years later, while pregnant with her third child after choosing life in two subsequent crisis pregnancies, Elizabeth knew it was time to face what had happened. She gathered her […]Read more

When Maureen from Lake Forest, Illinois, called The Patrick Madrid Show, she had two questions: Why does the Catholic Church baptize infants, and does the Church recognize Protestant marriages? Patrick explained that marriage is a natural institution established by God. The Church presumes a marriage between one man and one woman who are free to […]Read more

Drawing young adults to the Catholic Church isn’t about flashy marketing or passing trends. It’s something far more enduring: the Truth. A growing number of Gen Z converts are discovering the Catholic faith through conversations they never expected to have. On The Tim Glemkowski Show, Tim and producer Gavin discussed how easy access to podcasts, […]Read more

Mary from Garibaldi, Oregon, had been trying for years to get her family to listen to Relevant Radio. Then she finally received the news she had been praying for: a cousin in Texas had tuned in. “I want to thank God that I finally got through to one of my relatives,” Mary told Father Rocky […]Read more

Joseph and Arlene Kutzko are fighting to regain custody of their teenage daughter, Sophie, while seeking to prevent the state from administering testosterone to her. On Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie spoke with moral philosopher Dr. Theresa Farnon about the Massachusetts case and what it means for parents trying to protect and form their children. The […]Read more