The Lenten season has begun – and the first couple of days are a tough adjustment. You’re likely giving up certain habits or foods, changing up your routine, and it can be … hard. But don’t get discouraged right at the start! If you need a bit of a pep talk to get you pumped […]Read more

As you reflect on what to give up for Lent this year, it’s hard not to think of all the things you’ve already sacrificed. For many, this past year has felt like one long Lent, and it can be difficult to think of something else to give up. What can you sacrifice for Lent when it feels […]Read more

While America is a rich country, many millions of Americans are living in poverty. The pandemic has only increased the number of our neighbors living on the brink, and when we see the statistics about poverty and homelessness in our very own communities, it can feel overwhelming. How can we help the poor around us […]Read more

It’s the final countdown … for Lent that is. That’s right, Ash Wednesday is February 17th this year so Lent will be here before we know it. The good news is, you’ve still got some time to prepare yourself for these 40 days of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Emily Jaminet, a regular Morning Air® contributor, recently […]Read more

After receiving a multitude of angry messages from both ideological extremes, Bishop Donald Hying of the Diocese of Madison, Wisconsin, decided to respond. “It just led me to start reflecting on our unity in Christ and the fact that so much of our political division has spilled over into the Church,” he said. Speaking on […]Read more

We’re in the middle of Catholic Schools Week, an annual celebration in which we celebrate the gift that Catholic schools are to our Church and our communities. But Catholic schools don’t just benefit the children and families who attend them. They are a gift to our parishes, our local communities, our nation, and the Church. […]Read more

It’s the first day of our Give From the Heart Pledge Drive and we are immensely grateful for the many listeners who have already pledged their generous support. But with the ups and downs of the last year, perhaps you feel as though you can’t give enough to make any difference. Fr. James Kubicki, S.J. […]Read more

It may be hard to believe, but Lent is right around the corner. It starts on Ash Wednesday, which is February 17th this year, so that means Lent is just a few weeks away! Do you know what you’re doing for Lent this year? How will you be participating in the prayer, fasting, and almsgiving […]Read more

Last week we celebrated the 48th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in America. Last week America also swore in a new administration, which has promised to repeal a variety of pro-life policies. As we look back at the long fight for life and look toward the fight that still […]Read more

Today is the 48th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in America. In non-pandemic times hundreds of thousands of pro-life Americans participate in marches across the country, protesting abortion and calling for a culture of life. But as Catholics, we are called to build a culture of life every day, […]Read more

Did you know that we are currently in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity? Every year from January 18 – January 25 the Church encourages us to pray for the unity of all Christians and encourages Christians to pray together. Father Rocky, Executive Director/CEO of Relevant Radio®, stopped by Morning Air® this week to discuss the […]Read more

Have you ever been out in public and spotted someone wearing a scapular, a saint medal, or a crucifix and thought, “Hey! They must be Catholic!” It’s exciting to feel an instant connection with a stranger, knowing that they are not a stranger but a brother or sister in Christ. But why do Catholics wear […]Read more