In the First Letter of St. John, he writes, “Children, let us love not in word or speech but in deed and truth.” There is the old saying that “actions speak louder than words,” and another saying that “you’re actions are speaking so loud I can’t hear what you’re saying.” As Christians, we must recognize […]Read more

How do you explain discernment? Maybe for you, it’s praying and pondering God’s will for your life. It could be seeking God’s help in making decisions about your vocation or future endeavors. But is it possible that you’re doing discernment wrong? Fr. Patrick Briscoe, Dominican friar and host of the Godsplaining podcast, joined The Cale […]Read more

How have you seen the Lord work in your life? Maybe you’re a convert and the Lord has worked in dramatic ways, or maybe you’re a cradle Catholic and you have seen the Lord work in small, consistent ways to keep you on the path of faith. But no matter what your story is, it […]Read more

How much time do you spend on social media? Maybe it’s very little or maybe it’s more than you’d like to admit. But no matter how much time you spend, the way you interact on social media matters. It can be a great tool and a blessing to your life, or it can be used […]Read more

The most common prayer intention we receive at Relevant Radio® is that loved ones who have stopped practicing their faith would come home to the Catholic Church. It is especially a heartbreak for many parents that their children rejected the faith they were raised in, and that the seeds of faith they sowed did not […]Read more

On Tuesday Pope Francis released the apostolic letter Antiquum ministerium (“Ancient ministry”), which institutes the new lay ministry of catechist. But you may be thinking, “I’m a catechist at my church. How is this a new ministry?” Cale Clarke recently discussed Pope Francis’ new letter on The Cale Clarke Show, and pointed out that catechists (those who […]http://relevantradio-od.streamguys1.com/Web_Articles/CCS20210511e.mp3Podcast: Play ... Read more

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is reported to be drafting a statement on ‘Eucharistic coherence’ following the election of President Joe Biden, a Catholic. In the meantime, several bishops have released documents in recent weeks outlining the centrality of the Eucharist to our Catholic faith, and that those who do not affirm and […]Read more

Sitting by the ocean and hearing the crashing waves is an incredibly peaceful experience. It can fill your heart and bring great joy to your day. In fact, just listening to the sound of waves on a sound machine can have a positive effect on your mood. Dr. Peter Kreeft is not only a philosophy […]https://relevantradio-od.streamguys1.com/clarke/CCS20210426.mp3Podcast: Play ... Read more

Do you believe in miracles? The vast majority of people do, but with a decrease in religious belief and an increase in scientism, more people may be skeptical of the mysterious and miraculous. After all, isn’t believing in miracles inherently irrational? Recently on The Cale Clarke Show, Cale discussed why that’s not the case, and explained […]Read more

How do you explain discernment? Maybe for you, it’s praying and pondering God’s will for your life. It could be seeking God’s help in making decisions about your vocation or future endeavors. But is it possible that you’re doing discernment wrong? Fr. Patrick Briscoe, Dominican friar and host of the Godsplaining podcast, joined The Cale […]Read more

Few things make you feel more seen as a Catholic than restaurants and fast-food chains promoting their fish offerings during Lent. In fact, some places only offer their fish sandwiches during Lent. It’s nice to know that on a meatless Friday at least the fast-food chains have your back. But not all fish sandwiches are […]Read more

About 6,000 babies with Down syndrome are born in the United States each year. That’s about 1 in every 700 babies born in our nation. The troubling statistic, however, is the 67% of children with Down syndrome who are aborted and never given a chance at life. In other countries, the numbers are even grimmer. […]Read more