So, on this Morning Air episode, Glen Lewerenz chats with worship artist Seph Schlueter about how his music and faith are totally intertwined. Seph’s been obsessed with music since he was five years old (yeah, FIVE!), and his love for music grew even deeper as he grew in his relationship with Jesus. 🙏🎹🎸 Seph explains […]…

Fatima, Portugal. 1916. The world is gripped by a world war of unspeakable scale. The new Portuguese First Republic prepares to join the war on the side of the allies. In Fatima, the governor begins imposing the government’s anti-Catholic policies on his traditional district. In the same district, three children get ready to bring their […]…

This episode of Family Rosary Across America was full of prayer, warmth, and surprises. Fr. Rocky is broadcasting from what he jokingly calls the “Relevant Radio Mobile Two Studios” in Sarasota… which is just somebody else’s car. 😂 Gotta love his dedication! With Maggie as his cheerful co-host, they jump right into prayer intentions from […]…

Glen Lewerenz chatted with Catholic evangelist Kendra Von Esh about that classic Lent struggle: falling flat on our faces with our Lenten resolutions and wanting to just give up. (Sound familiar? 😅) Kendra got real about her past. Before her conversion, she was out there living a very ME-centered life, even during Lent. She’d do […]…

Patrick Madrid got a question from Tricia in Chicago asking if there’s any good reason to keep holy water at home. Oh, Patrick’s got reasons! And they’re good ones. Here’s the gist: ✝️ Bless Yourself with Holy Water -It’s a powerful reminder of Jesus’ victory over sin and death. -Just like Moses parting the Red […]…

A caller named Mike from Jacksonville asks the big question: Should Catholics receive Communion on the hand or on the tongue? Here’s Patrick’s response… 📜 What the Church Says: -Traditionally, Communion has always been received on the tongue in the Western Church. -After Vatican II, some people started receiving on the hand as a kind […]…

Interviewing Appalachian State students on if they listen to radio or if it is still relevant in today’s society.