It’s The Feast of St. Pio of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio) St. Pio – Padre Pio – is remembered for his suffering, humility and miracles. He first received the stigmata while praying before a cross in 1918.  The wounds stayed with him for 50 years – the remainder of his life.  He was also blessed with the ability to bilocate, levitate and heal simply with his touch. In the 1920’s he started a series of prayer groups which are now number over 400,000 members worldwide; in 1956 he founded the House for the Relief of Suffering.  He suffered greatly in his life, but at his death, he wounds were healed.  Beatified by Pope John Paul II in 1999, he canonized him in 2002. Share your loyalty on this feast day at 833-288-3986.

Praying to the Powerhouse 7: Saint Michael, the Archangel Saint Teresa of Calcutta, Mother Angelica, our Lady of Fatima, Saint Padre Piao, Saint Joseph, and blessed Carlo Acutis pray for all of us and our listeners Amen

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We’ll start the week with our regular Miracle Monday show. Join us and share how God has done something miraculous in your life or the life of someone you know.

We’ll start Thursday with one of our most popular shows. If you have an urgent prayer intention, be sure to let us know, so that we can all pray together for what’s on your heart. You can submit them as well into the prayer book at https://take2show.com/take-2-prayer-book/

Monday we revisit our conversation with pro-life activist Jim Havens and Alveda King, neice of Martin Luther King Jr, on the topic of Life and Freedom! Thanks for joining us!

On Thursday we will have our first monthly “All About Relationships” program for 2022. Some are good. Some are not so good. Some are downright awful. But no matter what shape they’re in, we all have dozens of interpersonal relationships in life. Join us and we’ll talk about some of your relationship scenarios.

Join us for one of our most popular shows!

The Bible says a lot about lovingly correcting someone who is sinning. This doesn’t mean we judge their souls. We simply a corrective word about the words or actions that could potentially lead to their damnation. On Tuesday, let’s have a conversation about this. Being able to tell someone the “hard truth” is sometimes necessary.

This would have been Jerry’s mom’s 97th birthday. She passed away several years ago. Many people have special ways of commemorating their deceased loved ones on their birthdays. We’ll talk about that on today’s show!

Join us for an encore of this fantastic show from today’s Take 2 with Jerry & Debbie!