



Even in Tragedy, God's Has a Plan (The Inner Life)
On The Inner Life with Patrick Conley, Laurie from Orlando, Florida, shared the painful road she and her husband walked after marriage. They had hoped for a large family, but instead endured two miscarriages. Finally, they were able to conceive, but heartbreak struck again when their baby daughter …

A Rosary in His Hands, Hope in His Heart (Family Rosary Across America)
Sometimes the smallest gift becomes the biggest consolation. On Family Rosary Across America, Pat from Orland Park, Illinois, asked for prayers for her brother-in-law, Scott, who has suffered with younger-onset Alzheimer’s for eight years. She also asked for prayers for her sister, who has been ca…

When Truth Surrenders to “Flexibility” (Trending with Timmerie)
What happens when a church drifts from truth in the name of being “flexible”? On Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie reflects on the growing instability within Anglicanism and contrasts it with the firm foundation of the Catholic Church. Her point is simple: once truth is untethered from Christ and H…

Why Baptize a Baby Right Away? (The Patrick Madrid Show)
On The Patrick Madrid Show, a caller named Teresa asked Patrick Madrid how to respond to those who want to delay Baptism. Patrick responded by taking the conversation straight to the heart of what the sacrament is and why infant Baptism matters so much. Patrick explained that Baptism is not just a…

When is a Sin Mortal? (Father Simon Says)
A caller named Pat called into Father Simon Says with a question many Catholics quietly carry: What is a mortal sin, and what should I do with troubling thoughts that I do not want? Father Simon began with reassurance. Not every bad thought is a mortal sin. In fact, unwanted thoughts are not the s…

Daycare, Attachment, and the Needs of Young Children (The Drew Mariani Show)
For many parents, the daycare decision is not simple. It is often shaped by financial pressure, work demands, and a sincere desire to do what is best for their children. On The Drew Mariani Show, Drew opened up that difficult conversation with pediatrician and author Dr. Meg Meeker, asking not what…

Michelle Duppong’s Quiet Path to Holiness (The Tim Glemkowski Show)
Some saints seem larger than life. Others draw people to Christ through a quiet joy that speaks louder than words. For Sister Gianna of the Resurrection, Servant of God Michelle Duppong was that kind of witness. Sister Gianna joined The Tim Glemkowski Show to remember the life of her friend, a hum…

When the Stations of the Cross Become Personal (Morning Air)
The Stations of the Cross invite us to do more than remember what Jesus suffered. They ask us to look closely at the people who surrounded Him and to see ourselves in them. On Morning Air, Father James Wallace reflects on several figures from the Passion and shows how each one reveals something abo…

When Communication Turns Defensive in Marriage (Marriage Unhindered)
What happens when you try to open up to your spouse, only to feel dismissed? On Marriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer responded to a wife who was trying to use a healthy communication formula with her husband, but instead of hearing her out, he mirrored her words back defensively. As Doug explained, …

A Hospice Goodbye Turned Into a Homecoming (Family Rosary Across America)
This week on The Family Rosary Across America, Diane from Windsor, Ontario, called in with a prayer intention unlike the ones she had shared before. In past months, her calls had come from a place of deep suffering. She had been seriously ill, hospitalized, and preparing for death. “They all were d…