From Monday's Podcast Block, hear about saints who never gave up and saints who were "failures" plus a prayer for staying peaceful when reading the news.
In Bishop Barron's Sermon (airing 2:06-2:21am ET), Jesus travels outside of Israel and heals a man of his deafness. Today, we live in a realm of spiritual deafness. We are bombarded with voices from outside, echoing around us until we are as incapable of hearing as the man from our Gospel. Like him, look to Jesus to heal you so that you might hear the word of God and understand his truth, rather than the lies of the world which surround us.
Catholic Sprouts (airing 7:27-7:35am ET) shares about our call to seek God.
In the readings for today (airing 7:40-7:43am ET), hear from 1 Colossians, Psalm 62, Luke 6.
In Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World (airing 2:49-4:16am ET), Jimmy Akin and Dom Betinelli explore Neanderthals, Jesus' Hidden Years, Terminal Lucidity, Owlman, Yoga, Astral Projection, and More Patron Questions.
In Short Catholic (airing 4:19-4:23am ET), hear Kyle Heimann share inspiration on doing the impossible. Which means it is possible. But how?
In Being Human (airing 4:29-5:34am ET), Dr. Greg Bottaro talks about forgiveness, fatherhood, and miraculous grace with Devin Schadt.
In another episode of Short Catholic (airing 5:37-5:40am ET), Jimmy Mitchell talks about freedom including a quote from one of the greats.
In Outside the Walls (airing 5:45-11:6am ET), Deacon Kevin Tulipana, D.O. shares with us the nuances of Medical Ethics.
In Church Life Today (airing 6:44-7:19am ET), Timothy Troutner talks about a call to bring back imprecatory psalms in today's Church.
In The Sandwich Generation (airing 7:22-8:00am ET), hear about moral conscience, fear, and decision making.
From Wednesday's Podcast Block, hear about the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Mary's birthday!), the Texas bishops' statement on the state's abortion restrictions and Pope Francis teaming up with other Christian leaders, plus a reflection on why we celebrate Mary from "Divine Intimacy"
St. Dymphna's Playbook (airing 10:06-10:26am ET) talks about the differences between therapy and spiritual direction, introduces listeners to Blessed Stanley Rother, and answers listener questions.
In Follow to Lead (10:32-11:01am ET), Jeff Cavins shares about his coming back to the Catholic faith and his ministry as well as the current landscape of the Church.
The daily Mass readings (airing 11:06-11:08am ET) come from Micha 5, Psalm 13, and Matthew 1.
In Pints with Aquinas (airing 11:14am-12:15pm ET), Fr. Gregory Pine explains why we pray the rosary and answers questions on relativity, vanity and fitness, theological details of the resurrection, and more.
Two Minute Takes (airing 12:18-12:20pm ET) reviews Space Jam: The New Legacy and relates this movie to the faith.
In Godsplaining (airing 12:26-1:01pm ET), Fr. Patrick Briscoe and Fr. Jacob Bertrand Janczyk consider elements of the Novus Ordo Mass in light of Pope Francis's motu proprio Traditionis Custodes.
On Speaking with Deacons (airing 11:04-11:50pm ET), Deacon Greg Kandra shares about how God used 9/11 to call him to the diaconate and a life of deeper prayer.
Poco a Poco (airing 1:55-2:37pm ET) talks about suffering, sorrow, and letting our Lord weep with you.
Truth in Charity (airing 2:40-4:00pm) features Bishop Rhoades discussing topics revolving around the Catholic understanding of hell.
In Doctor Doctor (airing from 4:03-5:00pm ET), Princeton professor Dr. Margarita Mooney Suarez shares her expertise as a sociologist and experience as an educator to talk about woke ideology and cancel culture and how they're affecting the mental health of young people.
From Tuesday's Podcast Block, hear about St. Cloud, Pope Francis' message about letting Jesus heal us, and 10 tips from priests for a better Confession.
Renovo Podcast (airing 5:06-5:32pm ET) talks about what makes people good or evil.
In Catholic Cafe (airing 5:38-6:05pm ET), talks about treating the treasures of the Church, those who are less powerful, wealthy and influential than us, with all the dignity they deserve as human beings if we want to bridge the great divide in the Church.
Daily Mass readings (airing 6:10-6:14am ET) provided by the USCCB website share from 1 Colossians, Psalm 145, and Luke 6.
Pints with Jack (airing 6:20-7:04pm ET) interviewed Max McLean, founder and artistic director of the Fellowship for Performing Arts, who have brought many of C.S. Lewis' works to life on the stage.
Pilgrim Soul (airing 7:07-7:31pm ET) kicked off their 2nd season talking about the journey of faith.
The Popecast (airing 7:37-8:01pm ET) looks at the story of Venerable Pope John Paul I.
In this episode of The Counsel of Trent (airing 8:04-8:52pm ET), Trent sits down with John DeRosa of the Classical Theism podcast to breakdown what he considers to be one of the best debates in which he's ever participated.
In The Daughters' Project (airing 8:57-9:49pm ET), Fr. Harrison, Sr. Nancy and Sr. Danielle unpack the mind-blowing reality St. Paul speaks about whenever he uses the phrase "in Christ," and what it means to have Jesus living, working, serving, suffering, dying, and rising in you—no matter where you are or what you're going through.
In Word on Fire (airing 9:52-10:23pm ET), Brandon Vogt and Bishop Barron discuss why we need close friends.
In Morning Jolt (airing 10:26-11:00pm ET), Sister Ignatia sits down with her mom to share her story of healing and to discuss her involvement with Project Rachel Ministry.
Steve Niemoeller2021-09-10T09:17:00-05:00