Some saints seem larger than life. Others draw people to Christ through a quiet joy that speaks louder than words. For Sister Gianna of the Resurrection, Servant of God Michelle Duppong was that kind of witness. Sister Gianna joined The Tim Glemkowski Show to remember the life of her friend, a humble and pure young […]Read more

The Stations of the Cross invite us to do more than remember what Jesus suffered. They ask us to look closely at the people who surrounded Him and to see ourselves in them. On Morning Air, Father James Wallace reflects on several figures from the Passion and shows how each one reveals something about our […]Read more

What happens when you try to open up to your spouse, only to feel dismissed? On Marriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer responded to a wife who was trying to use a healthy communication formula with her husband, but instead of hearing her out, he mirrored her words back defensively. As Doug explained, this kind of pattern […]Read more

On The Inner Life with Patrick Conley, Laurie from Orlando, Florida, shared the painful road she and her husband walked after marriage. They had hoped for a large family, but instead endured two miscarriages. Finally, they were able to conceive, but heartbreak struck again when their baby daughter was born with a genetic condition and […]Read more

In this episode of Father Simon Says, Father Richard Simon reflects on two striking passages of Scripture that reveal both the tenderness of God and the humility of Jesus. From Isaiah comes one of the most consoling lines in the Old Testament: “Can a mother forget her infant…? Even should she forget, I will never […]Read more

Looking for a meaningful way to enter more deeply into Lent? On The Drew Mariani Show, Dr. Monica Miller offered four powerful films that invite viewers to reflect on suffering, sacrifice, and the mystery of Christ’s Passion. Her list begins with Whistle Down the Wind, a lesser-known 1961 British film about children who mistake a […]Read more

This week on The Family Rosary Across America, Diane from Windsor, Ontario, called in with a prayer intention unlike the ones she had shared before. In past months, her calls had come from a place of deep suffering. She had been seriously ill, hospitalized, and preparing for death. “They all were doom and gloom,” she […]Read more

Jesus’ words from the Cross, “It is finished”, can sound like the end of the story. But on The Inner Life with Patrick Conley, Father Michael Hurley reveals something deeper: Christ’s saving work is complete, yet it also continues in His people. Father Hurley reflects on the wounds of the Risen Christ as signs of […]Read more

On Morning Air, Glen Lewerenz spoke with Jason Adkins, executive director of the Minnesota Catholic Conference, about the rapid growth of online sports betting and the serious harm it can cause to individuals, families, and society. Adkins pointed to the staggering rise of legal sports gambling, especially around major events like the NCAA tournament. But […]Read more

Talking about wills, funeral plans, and medical directives is not easy, but on Marriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer and Preston Allex showed why this kind of preparation is one of the most practical and loving gifts Catholics can leave behind. Preston, chief financial officer of Relevant Radio and president of Catholic Legacy, explained that Catholic Legacy […]Read more

Is the Mass a new sacrifice each time it is offered? Or is it the same sacrifice that was offered on Calvary? On The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick Madrid answered this question with clarity: Jesus is not sacrificed over and over again. The Catholic Church teaches that Christ was sacrificed “once for all” on Calvary. […]Read more

At the end of his first week hosting The Tim Glemkowski Show on Relevant Radio, Tim let listeners get to know him a little better in a lighthearted exchange with producer Gavin. When asked to name his Catholic hero, Tim did not hesitate: Pope Saint John Paul II. He pointed to both the saint’s papacy […]Read more