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Every generation goes through hard times, and the last few years are no exception. Whatever your concerns, you can be certain Christians throughout history had their difficulties, as well. This […]
The Eucharist is “the source and summit of the Christian life”. (CCC, 1324) The word “eucharist” comes from the Greek word “eucharistia”, which means “thanksgiving”. This word refers to […]
“Love is patient, love is kind….” Many people are familiar with these words and the verses that follow from 1 Corinthians 13. This passage is full of wisdom to contemplate […]
There are hundreds of Catholic radio stations across the country, each with its own unique schedule and website. However, you will find some commonalities in the programming, no matter which […]
What Is A “Doctor Of the Church”? In the Catholic Church, some canonized Saints are known as “Doctor of the Church”. Thirty-seven of the thousands of Saints have the […]
Angels hold a special place in the Catholic faith, serving as messengers of God and protectors of the faithful. While many of us are familiar with the concept of angels, […]
Evangelization and apologetics. These are the fancy words for bringing the Good News to the world. Jesus Christ declared Himself to be the Way, the Truth, and the Life. In […]
For each month of the year, the Catholic Church has assigned a particular devotion for the faithful to contemplate. This hearkens back to the Middle Ages, a time when most […]
Are you looking for something to listen to that could change your life? You might be surprised to hear that Holy Mass on Catholic radio could be the answer. Some […]
In the Catholic Church, the word “saint” has two definitions. From the Latin, “sanctus”, “saint” (with a lower case “s”) means holy. All Christians are called to be saints. In […]