The Rosary is a powerful devotion, and here at Relevant Radio® we have heard from countless listeners who tell us that hearing the Rosary on the radio brought them peace, hope, and healing right when they needed it most. Many share that during a difficult time they stumbled upon Relevant Radio by accident, and hearing […]Read more

In our journey of faith, we all have times when our spiritual life feels dry. During these times God can feel distant, and we don’t feel that connection that we crave in our prayer. Often this is just a passing phase in our journey. But for some, like St. Teresa of Calcutta, these times of […]Read more

In proclaiming the Good News, Jesus often told stories involving sowing, seeds, and the life that comes (or doesn’t come) from them. While the parables that Jesus told were tailored to the experiences of his first-century audience, the parable of the sower and the seed is particularly meaningful for many Catholic parents today. Despite their […]Read more

Let’s be honest, we could all use a vacation. It is healthy and important to take a vacation from your normal routine to get some rest and rejuvenation. And vacation is also a great time to renew your prayer life, or jump start it for the first time. Fr. Boniface Hicks, a regular contributor to The […]Read more

In a world that seems to expect perfection, people with disabilities can often be pushed to the margins. But the reality is that something as simple as an accident or an illness can befall anyone at anytime. You may wake up tomorrow and find yourself with a disability. How would that impact your life, your […]Read more

Father’s Day is Sunday, and it is a day when we celebrate the many fathers and father-figures in our lives. But it is also a day that can bring about mixed emotions. Many people grew up without the consistent presence of their father. Others grew up with a father in the home, but their relationship […]Read more

As a kid, you likely brought home a summer reading list at the end of the school year. But summer reading doesn’t have to end at graduation! Even as an adult, summer is a great opportunity to spend some time buried in a good book. And while there are many good genres to choose from, […]https://relevantradio-od.streamguys1.com/innerlife/inner20210602.mp3Podcast: Play ... Read more

How do you define yourself? So often we define ourselves by our jobs, our hobbies, or our accomplishments. But when we lose a job, aren’t able to participate in our hobby, or experience failure rather than success, we lose our sense of identity and feel lost at sea. Fr. Keith Romke, a priest in the […]Read more

Confession heals, confession justifies, confession grants pardon of sin, all hope consists in confession; in confession there is a chance for mercy. – St. Isidore of Seville The sacrament of Confession brings freedom and forgiveness. It is a place we can get a fresh start, no matter how often we fall back down. And in some […]Read more

A common misconception is that Catholics worship Mary, or that we worship the saints. Rather, Catholics honor and venerate Mary and the saints, and worship God alone. But you may be wondering: what’s the difference? What does it mean to worship, and how is it different than the honor we give to the saints? Fr. […]https://relevantradio-od.streamguys1.com/innerlife/inner20210427.mp3Podcast: Play ... Read more

As vaccination numbers go up, Covid cases go down, and more aspects of society open up again, many people will be eager to experience a sense of community once again. But after more than a year of separation and social distancing, many may be wondering where to start. After a year of being apart, how […]Read more

Now that we’re into the Easter season, are you looking back at your Lenten devotions and feeling like you want to go back? Many people find that Lent is a time of great spiritual growth, but just because it’s Easter doesn’t mean that you need to stop growing in your spiritual life. In fact, it’s […]Read more