Morning Air

Dr. Barbara Golder a Forensic Pathologist and lab director gives us an update on the latest COVID-19 and the new Delta variant.   Juan Carlos Sanchez shares a wholesome alternative to entertainment he is currently working on called Family Playland, which was inspired by how foul the media and entertainment industry have become.   St Joseph was never documented saying anything in scripture. We see he is a man of action and of dreams. Bishop Brendan Cahill joins us from the diocese of Victoria, TX talks to us about St. Joseph in this year of St. Joseph.

Dr. Barbara Golder a Forensic Pathologist and lab director gives us an update on the latest COVID-19 and the new Delta variant.   Juan Carlos Sanchez shares a wholesome alternative to entertainment he is currently working on called Family Playland, which was inspired by how foul the media and entertainment industry have become.   St Joseph was never documented saying anything in scripture. We see he is a man of action and of dreams. Bishop Brendan Cahill joins us from the diocese of Victoria, TX talks to us about St. Joseph in this year of St. Joseph.

Confession can be intimidating; but we need to be aware that the reward of the sacrament should far outweigh the fear we feel going  to confession. Fr. Burke Masters tells us the benefits of going back to confession, again and again…..and again.  Catholic Evangelist and author, Omar Aguilar talks to us about what questions are at the center of the culture wars and how our faith will guide us through.

Bishop Donald Hying talks to us about the Camino de Santiago, a world famous pilgrimage trail and the theological significance of pilgrimages.   Basketball has always been one of America’s strongest events during the Olympics. A coach with 40+ years of experience, Coach Will Rey of Northridge Prep joins us to talk about how basketball can “lift us up to the heavens”   Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg of Seattle gives a reflection on the gospel of this coming Sunday.

Grace McCallum joins us amidst her preparation for the Tokyo Olympics to talk about how her Catholic faith has influenced her journey as she represents the United States this summer.   Can we ever be truly at peace without forgiveness? Dr. James Shroeder talks with us about how we can turn our distress into joy, beginning with Forgiveness.

Today we celebrate the feast of St. Mary Magdalene, the Apostle to the Apostles. Fr. Joe D’Amico joins us to teach us what we can learn from scripture and tradition.   Chadd Garcia from Ave Maria Mutual Funds joins us to talks to us about the market, inflation and Covid.   Danielle Bean tells us about her book, Whisper: Finding God in the Everyday.

Mary Hallon Fiorito joins us to discuss the first 100 days of the Biden administration.   Catholic Childrens Author, Gracie Jagla talks about how to establish screen time boundaries with kids.

John interviews Shawn Carney, President and Co-founder of 40 Days for life about saving 19,000 babies from abortion since 2004. Shawn explains how this is the Lord’s mission for 40 Days for Life and how they are called to go out and live well in today’s culture.

John interviews Shawn Carney, President and Co-founder of 40 Days for life about saving 19,000 babies from abortion since 2004.   Ashley Noronha joins us from Rome to give an update on the Holy Fathers health and his message to the people of Cuba.   Ray McKenna, founder and president of Catholic Athletes for Christ, talks about 3 American athletes heading to the Olympics armed with their faith.

We change our clothes for every occasion, so shouldn’t we dress appropriately for Mass? What is appropriate we might ask. Fr. Marcel Taillon joins us to talk about appropriate dress for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.   Like any group of people, families exemplify many similar characteristics to a sports team. Dave Durand explains what great teams, organizations and corporations have in common with families.

Political analyst Alfonso Aguilar breaks down the immigration crisis for us and comments on Vice President Kamala Harris’ visit to the US-Mexico border.   How is it that some people can be married for decades whereas some couples don’t even last 10 months? Marriage and Family Therapist, Doug Hinderer tells us about some habits and virtues needed to keep marriage going until death do us part.   Sarah Tafoya gives working parents tips on how to maintain a balance of faith, work, and family.

We continue our series on Love with Martha Fernández-Sardina; today we address What Does Love Have To Do With Death?   Fr. Robert Gahl explains to us the Pope’s latest Motu Propio regarding the celebration of the Latin Mass.

Our Success Coach, Dave Durand takes a call from David, a college athlete who wants to know how he can demonstrate being a leader on the field.

Dr. Edward Sri takes on a biblical walk through the mass in his new book.   Damon Owens talks to us about marriage and the EPIC intimacy challenge.   We begin talking to Kendra Von Esh about the 7 pillars of spiritual life.

Fr. Burke Masters joins us again to talk about the how Olympic athletes can find spiritual support as the Tokyo Archbishop asks them not to visit catholic churches due to COVID spikes. Marcel Le Jeune talks to us about the keys to the catholic revival.

Marcelllino D’Ambrosio tells us about his new project, Jesus the Way, the Truth and Life project.   Do you fall into despair when looking at your weakness? Catholic speaker and radio host, Gary Zimak, helps us to find the comfort of God’s strength in our weakness.

Today we celebrate the feast of our lady of Mt Carmel and speak to a Carmelite Priest, Fr. Donald Brick in Brighton, MA.   The stock market is making new highs, but are we flying too close to the sun? Owner of Cenacle Capital Management, Bill Ulivieri joins us to explain to talk about what is to come and how to rebalance a portfolio to be safer.   Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg of Seattle gives a reflection on the gospel of this coming Sunday.

Marcelllino D’Ambrosio tells us about his new project, Jesus the Way, the Truth and Life project.   Do you fall into despair when looking at your weakness? Catholic speaker and radio host, Gary Zimak, helps us to find the comfort of God’s strength in our weakness.

Assistant professor and assistant chair of theology from Marquette, Fr. Ryan Duns shares with us how he helped students during the pandemic and ways to manage with stress.  While serving as chaplain for a retreat, Mons. James Shea explains why it’s important for us as Catholics to attend a retreat at least once a year.  What are teenagers searching for? Mari Pablo, a catholic school teacher, youth minister and speaker tells us how she believes Catholic Social Teaching is the answer to what they are seeking.

Bishop Donald Hying talks to us about the Camino de Santiago, a world famous pilgrimage trail and the theological significance of pilgrimages.   Dr. Jonathan Sanford, President of the University of Dallas explains how virtue can be cultivated through a catholic liberal arts education and can be used rebuild our culture.