St. Pio of Pietrelcina, well known as “Padre Pio,” was a man tremendously gifted by God. He had a love for every soul, and took men and women into his heart as spiritual sons and daughters. On Thursday – his feast day – let’s talk about what we love about this wonderful saint.
Share with us this experience and what impact it had on you. Call in to be on the show, 1-833-288-3986.
The world has been through so much lately. So has the Church. Parish closings. Programs shut down. Trying to welcome people back to Church. As of now, how would you rate your parish life – thriving, or surviving? Let’s talk about that on Tuesday.
On Monday, we once again welcome your urgent prayer intentions. It’s our monthly, “God, I Need You Now!” show. If there’s an important intention burdening your heart, let us pray with you!
In the Bible we read that “eye has not seen, ear has not heard” what God has prepared for those who love Him. Heaven is going to be far beyond what we can even imagine. But that needn’t stop us from pondering what heaven will be like. Call in and share your thoughts on Friday.
Music shapes our lives in so many ways. From church to the gym, from the grocery store to our ear buds, we are immersed in music a great deal. On Thursday, we’ll talk about the impact that music has on us. Please join the conversation!
There is so much happening in today’s world. Not only on a global scale, but right there where you live. On Wednesday, it’s our monthly “In the News” show. Let us hear from you about what has caught your attention in the news.
As we know, “we all have our cross to bear.” The “weight” of our cross can change at various times during our lives. Thankfully, they sometimes get a little “lighter,” or easier to carry. Has God ever blessed you by making your cross a little less burdensome? Let’s talk about that on Tuesday.
Are you able to say that all of your interpersonal relationships are in right order? We hope so. It’s important for our overall quality of life. On Monday, let’s talk about our relationships, and how we can make them the best they can be.
We’ve made it a point every year since coming on the air to revisit 9/11, that horrific day in our nation’s history. Some of our most amazing calls and conversations have resulted from this. We’ll do it again on Friday, the day before the twentieth anniversary of the terrorist attack. We want to know what you think we’ve learned since then.
