On Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie and Sarah Hernholm take on a question many women quietly carry: Can you really have it all, or do some choices close doors you hoped would stay open? Sarah’s story is honest and refreshing. She shares that she did desire marriage in her 20s and 30s, but she came to […]Read more

On Family Rosary Across America, the week’s highlight began with a beautiful thanksgiving. Susan from Spartanburg, South Carolina, shared that just two days after asking for prayers to find a nursing home for her 91-year-old mother, an opening became available, despite being told it would not happen. It was the third time she had sent […]Read more

A thoughtful call on The Patrick Madrid Show turned into a moving reflection on one of Christianity’s deepest wounds: the division between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church. Lyal, a Greek Orthodox listener from San Diego, asked a simple but powerful question. She explained that Roman Catholics and Greek Orthodox celebrating Easter on different […]Read more

Fasting has always been part of the Christian life, especially during Lent. But on The Drew Mariani Show, Drew Mariani looked at this timeless practice from another angle: What if fasting is not only spiritually fruitful, but physically beneficial too? Drew pointed out that for most of human history, people did not eat constantly. Periods […]Read more

Some lines in Scripture are repeated because God wants us to stop and listen. For Fr. Richard Simon, one of those lines is Psalm 118:22: “The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.” On Father Simon Says, he reflects on how this verse echoes throughout the Bible, appearing again and again in the […]Read more

Some Christians point to Jesus’ words in Matthew 23 as a reason to avoid calling priests “Father.” “Call no one on earth your father; you have but one Father in heaven.” (Matthew 23:9) On Father Simon Says, Father Richard Simon explains why that reading misses the point. Father Simon starts with a practical question: if […]Read more

Some praise reports don’t come with fireworks. They come with small, steady faithfulness. On Family Rosary Across America, Fr. Rocky and Maggie heard from Cynthia in Newburgh, New York, who shared how prayer has been changing her home. Her husband always went to church with her, but, as she put it, he “was not a […]Read more

There’s more going on in our tech habits than most of us want to admit. Timmerie warned that the biggest battle for platforms like TikTok and X isn’t just over marketshare. They’re battling for influence. These systems aren’t neutral. They’re fighting for your attention. They’re designed to keep you scrolling, keep you agitated, keep you […]Read more

Omar from Ceres, California, called The Patrick Madrid Show with a concern many parents have. His 5-year-old daughter had watched a Disney movie featuring a “magician,” and he wasn’t sure to what extent he should let her indulge in movies that featured magic or spells. Patrick first helped Omar sort out an important distinction. Not […]Read more

Drew Mariani opened a segment of The Drew Mariani Show with a sobering image of chaos: cartel violence in Jalisco, Mexico—“a multi-headed snake” that keeps rearing its ugly head, resulting in buildings burnt down, cars engulfed in flame, and bullets flying through the streets. In the middle of that fear, one priest did something that stopped […]Read more

Religious anxiety can hide in plain sight, and it often wears a familiar name: scrupulosity. In a conversation on Marriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer and Dr. Beth Plachetka describe how it can show up in ordinary devotions like the rosary. For example, a person might feel haunted by the fear that it didn’t “count” because it […]Read more

Father Ryan Brady never expected an email reply from the new Holy Father. But after Pope Leo XIV was elected, Fr. Brady took “a shot in the dark” and wrote to him, simply to share his joy and his promise of prayers. To his surprise, the Pope responded kindly, personally, and generously, and even arranged […]Read more