The elections of 2020 are behind us, but as Catholics we know that (whether we voted for them or not) our elected leaders need our prayers. St. Paul stressed the importance of praying for our leaders in 1 Timothy 2:1-4 when he writes, “First of all, then, I ask that supplications, prayers, petitions, and thanksgivings […]Read more

Have you ever heard of the term ‘scrupulosity’? It is a fairly common challenge in the spiritual life, and a scrupulous person is one who is continuously fearful or anxious about offending God, and often has a hard time distinguishing between venial and mortal sins. Recently on The Cale Clarke Show Cale tackled the topic of […]Read more

Do you know the Christmas carol The Little Drummer Boy? A little drummer boy is invited to join the Magi in bringing gifts to the Christ Child, but the boy is poor and thinks he has no gift to bring. Instead of gold or myrrh, the boy plays a song on his drum for the […]Read more

On Tuesday the Vatican Secretary of State published a report detailing the institutional knowledge and decision-making related to former cardinal Theodore McCarrick. The report, which is more than 450-pages long, is the result of a two-year-long investigation by the Vatican following the revelation of McCarrick’s serial sexual abuse that spanned decades. Fr. Francis Hoffman, aka […]Read more

Some of us have been Catholics our whole lives and others have chosen to join or return to the Church at one point in their life. Can you explain why you are Catholic? Rigo told Relevant Radio® show host Cale Clarke that he had zero knowledge of the Bible but had become inspired to know […]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

Hockey fans will likely be glued to the television tonight, as the Tampa Bay Lightning take on the Dallas Stars in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals. And whether or not you’re a hockey fan, you’ll want to hear this fascinating conversation that Cale Clarke recently had with former NHL player John Scott. John […]Read more

Friendship is one of the great joys of life. The Book of Sirach says, “A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter; he that has found one has found a treasure.” But sometimes when our friends don’t share our faith it can lead to some discomfort. Maybe you want to share your faith with your non-Catholic […]Read more

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

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

This week in the Gospel reading at Mass we heard of Jesus walking on water. This is one of the better-known passages in the Gospels, but you might not know that for Matthew’s audience this passage would have had a deep Scriptural significance. Cale Clarke, host of The Faith Explained, drew on several passages in the […]Read more