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Have you heard of the Morning Offering? Do you recite it daily with fervor? Or does it just seem like a nice thing to pray? THE […]
Catholic radio programs share the fullness of the Catholic faith with people from all walks of life. This includes: Cradle Catholics (those raised Catholic from birth) Converts (non-Catholic, […]
“Catholics worship Mary” is a phrase tossed around in both Catholic and Protestant circles. However, the Catholic Church does not instruct Catholics to worship Mary. Further, even Martin Luther, considered […]
When was the last time you opened your bible to read and study Sacred Scripture? Bible reading sometimes makes it on a list of resolutions for the new liturgical year […]
The celebration of Easter is not just a “religious” event. The Catechism of the Catholic Church explains that the Resurrection was an historical event due to: The empty […]
What are your preconceptions about the programs found on Catholic radio? Do you think the majority are sermons? Are you assuming they are either too intellectual or too boring? […]
Do you remember all that you were taught about your faith as a child? Whether you attended religious instruction or were a student at a Catholic or Christian school, what […]
Lent in the Catholic Church has three purposes: prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. The cyclical nature of the liturgical year provides a rhythm for engaging in these practices with greater […]
In preparation for the sacrament of Confirmation, it is customary for candidates to choose a patron saint who has either impacted them or who they admire. Although it fell out […]
Some Catholics set a goal for the new year (January 1st) or the new liturgical year (the beginning of Advent). Others have a vague feeling they should focus more on […]