Most of us have heard the tongue-in-cheek line, “Dogs (or cats, or birds, or reptiles) are people, too.” In truth, a lot of people treat their pets as though they are human. They’re not, of course. But they still can play a truly vital role in our lives. A pet can be a faithful companion to a person who lives alone. It can be a fun and playful addition to a growing family. We even hear stories of heroic acts on the part of some pets. Make no mistake about it, we easily grow attached to our pets – no matter which type of pet we choose. Which means that there will likely come a time when we have to bid them farewell and have them put down. You’ve likely been through that agonizing decision. Let’s talk about it on Wednesday’s show.

We are asking the question on Tuesday, what would you change in your life if you could? Maybe you would change your career, your relationship, or even where you live. It is your life and only you know if there is anything you would change if given the chance. Sometimes in life it may not be possible, for various reasons, to make a change. That is why this conversation we are about to have may be just what you are looking for as it relates to your current state in life. Join us, by calling 1-833-288-3986

We’re all missionaries by virtue of our baptism. That means we are called to witness to our Catholic faith through words and the way we live our lives. Undoubtedly, you have been in situations where you were able to share your faith with family members, friends, neighbors, co-workers, etc. Are you at ease doing that? Or do you struggle with the fear that you will be rebuffed and rejected in your attempts to evangelize? This is a huge issue for many people, so let’s discuss it on Monday’s show.

Most people make resolutions at the beginning of a new year to better themselves and those around them. It’s important to keep in mind that these are undertaken voluntarily, and there is no penalty for not observing them. Still, the idea is to stay strong and finish the race, right? With that in mind, how are you doing after about three weeks of the year 2021? Let’s uplift one another up on Friday’s show. Don’t miss it!

Establishing and maintaining relationships from a significant distance is nothing new. But with the advance of media and other forms of technology, it may have become more prevalent in recent years. Whether it’s a friendship with a high school classmate, a family member who moved across the country, or a romantic interest in someone, the endurance of these relationships can often require a lot of patience and sacrifice. Have you maintained a long distance relationship? How has it gone for you? Do you find it easier now with the high-tech means of staying in touch? Let’s talk about this on Thursday’s show. As always, we seek to grow a little bit closer to God with every on-air conversation.

• Are you stuck in a relationship and feel as though you are being smothered?
• Do you have a friendship that is difficult and somewhat toxic?
• Is there a relationship in your life that simply gives you a headache when you think about it?
• Are there people in your life that do not support your Christian faith?
• Have you ever felt the need to end a relationship because it was destructive?

Wednesday is our All About Relationships show where we take your calls about anything having to do with being in a relationship. It doesn’t have to be all bad though, call in if you want to share about a great relationship you have and how it helps you grow in holiness. 1-833-288-3986

We return to live shows on Tuesday, and what a great way to get back into it – by welcoming your critical prayer intentions. It seems that there is such a great need for prayer on behalf of so many people we know and love. Let’s join forces on Tuesday and ask our merciful Lord to hear our prayers!

Join us on Martin Luther King Jr. day as we interview Jim Havens, a Pro-Life Activist, and Alveda King, niece of the great Martin Luther King Jr. and a Pro Life Activist, on life and freedom ahead of the March for Life coming up later this month.

We should all look forward to our weekends, right? Well, not so fast. Many of us dread the weekends because it reminds us of all the things, errands, and projects we have to do. What happened to keeping the Sabbath? Instead Sundays are filled with shopping, yard work and housecleaning. Our weekend may just be the traditional Friday, Saturday and Sunday or possibly our “weekend” takes place during the middle of the week. Either way, the question is still the same. Do we approach the weekends with a sense of excitement or trepidation? Share your takes so that we can learn and grow. 1-833-288-3986

It’s our first part two show of the new year! See yesterday’s show description for details. The calls, emails and social media comments were so numerous on Wednesday, that you voted for a second part on the topic of Our Lady, Undoer of Knots. If you were waiting to get on the air at the end of the show, you’ll be moved to the front of the line on Thursday.