Many times in relationships, we stuff our emotions for fear of being rejected or causing a problem.  This can occur in our homes, at work, at church, in our schools and in our communities.  This is a real problem because folks are not being honest with themselves and others.  We are called to speak the truth with clarity and charity.  Plus, there can be serious physical consequences with stuffing emotions.  It has been stated that stuffed emotions can manifest in disease.  Let’s talk about how we can process through our emotions without suppressing them.  Share your experience with us by calling, 1-833-288-3986.

Graduation from high school or college is a big deal. A really big deal. And it’s cause for celebration, joy and much pride on the part of parents and family members. Do you have a son, daughter, family member or friend who’s going to receive a diploma this spring? Perhaps it’s you who will be graduating and moving on to the next chapter of your life. Call on Friday and tell us what makes you most happy and proud at this special moment.

On Thursday, Jerry and Debbie invite your takes on Our Lady. Call and finish the sentence, “I love our Blessed Mother because…” May is the Month of Mary in the Church, and we just celebrated all mothers last Sunday. We look forward to hearing what your heart has to say about Jesus’ mother and our spiritual mother.

Human beings have a want and a need to belong, to be accepted and loved.  In this day and age, with the misuse of social media, it is very easy to alienate others, reject them and even annihilate them using the internet.  Very sad state of affairs we are in, because people can feel isolated and that is the last thing people need in their lives.  We know by the increasing rate of teen suicides that this problem is real and it is growing.  Help us to learn on this show by calling in and sharing your experience of this basic human need to be accepted. 1-833-288-3986.

We know there are different ways that we greet the people we know. When you encounter your mother or father, you likely give them a big hug and a kiss. Same with siblings, and, perhaps, close friends. What about plain old friends? Fellow parishioners? Neighbors? Some people are huggers and kissers. Others are more reserved when it comes to showing affection. Where are you on this spectrum? Are you more or less demonstrative when you greet or say goodbye to those you encounter? Let’s talk about this on Tuesday.

We are called to be true to ourselves and to others.  Being authentic in today’s world can be challenging but it is necessary if we are going to change the culture from godlessness to godliness…Many times we try to fit in and we don’t want to ruffle feathers, so being several versions of ourselves tends to be quite easy.  Being Christian is not always easy, in fact, it can be rather hard at times.  Working towards authenticity is key for our spiritual development.  Let’s talk about getting real in life. Call us at 1-833-288-3986.

Psalm 91 clearly describes how God gave each and every one of us a guardian angel to protect, guard and guide us. Scripture does not lie. God gave us this great gift of the angels, and our role is to acknowledge that gift and develop a relationship with our guardian angel. Let’s talk about what angels are and what they are not, and share your devotion and trust in your guardian angel on Friday.  

RESOURCES:  All About the Angels by Fr Paul O’Sullivan

The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes all the different forms of grace. It is fascinating to know the power of grace in our spiritual lives. But do we really understand the concept of grace? Is it just a word that we toss around lightly, or do we rely on grace to deepen our faith lives. Is grace something we can “feel?” How do we know when grace is at work in our lives? It’s an interesting topic that we’ll delve into with your help on Thursday.

Parenting is a process. The first moment you hold your newborn child, you might think that you will have to coddle them and provide for them forever. A few years later, they are starting to flex their independent muscles. But you still have to keep a close eye on them, and make sure they are coloring between the lines. As they become teenagers and young adults, how do you loosen your grip and allow them to be the persons God made them to be, while still providing the guidance they need as they mature? Share your tips on Wednesday’s show.

Some of us can’t wait to put our feet on the ground in the morning. Others are more stubborn about getting up and beginning their day. Many of us just love our lunch break or whatever our midday routine is. Of course, a lot of us cherish that moment when we arrive at home at the end of a busy day. And, not to be left out, that instant when we hit the pillow is what many of us look forward to. For you, what is the favorite part of your day? When you have a little quiet time to yourself? When your spouse, kids or puppy welcome you home with great enthusiasm? Perhaps it’s the middle of the night when you can spend the time falling back to sleep in silent prayer. Call and share your take on Tuesday.