Every day, we make countless decisions, yet we rarely stop to consider how our thinking might be distorted. On Morning Air, John Morales spoke with Catholic entrepreneur Dave Durand about the hidden biases that shape our judgments, relationships, and even our spiritual lives. “A bias is something that gets us to distort reality,” Durand explained. […]Read more

On Family Rosary Across America, a simple call became a moment of profound joy. A grandmother shared the news of her daughter’s safe delivery, calling the newborn a “miracle baby.” Beside her, young Madeline chimed in sweetly, “Today my mama had a medical baby,” capturing the innocence and wonder of the moment. With gratitude overflowing, […]Read more

In a culture saturated with political noise, it can be easy to let party loyalty shape our identity. But Fr. John Paul Erickson offers a needed correction: “Our fundamental allegiance is to Jesus… and the Catholic Church.” Responding to a caller’s question about political leaders who speak against the Holy Father, Fr. Erickson emphasized a […]Read more

It’s one of the most familiar Gospel scenes: Jesus multiplies the loaves and fishes, feeding a hungry crowd. But what happens next reveals a disconnect between Jesus and the people he fed. On Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon explains that this miracle fulfilled a long-held expectation: that the Messiah would renew the manna in […]Read more

After 40 years in the classroom, one high school teacher has observed a troubling shift in the teacher-student dynamics. He noted that while kids are still kids, they have become more insecure and disengaged, with many classes filled with students who seem like zombies and who retreat into their phones instead of engaging in conversation […]Read more

What does it take to succeed at the highest level of professional sports and stay grounded through it all? For former Major League Baseball pitcher Jeff Suppan, the answer wasn’t just talent or discipline. It was faith. Suppan, a 17-year MLB veteran and World Series champion, recently reflected on his journey and the quiet but […]Read more

Christian Zionism is a topic that’s gaining attention, especially among some Christian communities. But what does it actually mean—and how should Catholics understand it? On Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie offered a clear overview. At its core, Christian Zionism includes the belief that the Jewish people today have a right to the Promised Land described in […]Read more

What does it look like to trust God not just spiritually but financially? Sam Fatzinger’s story is a striking answer. A wife, mother of 14, and co-author of a book on simple living, she shared how she and her husband made a bold decision early in marriage: to surrender everything — finances, fertility, and future […]Read more

Life rarely unfolds according to plan. For Bob Hogan and his wife Jenny, the arrival of their sixth child was a vivid reminder that God’s providence often meets us in the most unexpected moments. As Bob explained on The Tim Glemkowski Show, what began as a normal evening quickly turned urgent. Within minutes of stronger […]Read more

Suffering is one of life’s greatest mysteries, but also one of its greatest opportunities. On The Patrick Madrid Show, a caller named Stuart asked a question many people quietly wonder: Is there a real connection between suffering and holiness? “I’d say absolutely,” Patrick explained, pointing to St. Paul’s words that “we rejoice in our sufferings, […]Read more

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 […]Read more

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 […]Read more