Morning Air

Mary recaps the peaceful Pro-Life gathering inside the Basilica at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington DC before the March for Life 2022 and how a Pro-Choice Catholic group protested outside. Marcellino describes how rediscovering Jesus can not only boost our head knowledge but heart knowledge of Christ in our lives and transform the way we act and interact with others.

John and Glen discuss the winter storm approaching Midwest and East Coast and President Biden's potential pick for Supreme Court. Fr. Rocha breaks down the excitement and duties of a chaplain of a NFL football team. Monsignor Swetland shares the major accomplishments of St. Thomas Aquinas from just war theory to apologetics. Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on this Sunday's gospel which summarizes what Jesus plans to do and how others will respond. How do You respond to the Lord's call to you?

John and Glen touch on Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and update on Ukraine crisis after Day of Prayer. Astrid speaks on why our laws should reflect that every life is sacred and what steps are next to keep up this fight and engage others in this debate. Fr. Kubicki describes the life and spiritual journey of St. Angela Merici and the founding of the Ursaline sisters. Callers chime in on the religious sisters that taught them and the impact it had on their life to this day.

John and Glen discuss Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement and what the means for the future of the Supreme Court. Monsignor Shea breaks down the Church's teaching on sex before marriage and briefly enters into the beauty of St. john Paul II's theology of the Body. Danielle lists 5 steps listeners can incorporate to get back on track after a mess up.

John and Glen chat about David Ortiz finally bein recognized in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Fr. Taillon shares the lives of Sts. Timothy and Titus and the importance of friendship when it comes to evangelization. Harry explains why making the bed and starting the day with a good morning routine can help the rest of the day be more productive. He notes that prayer should always be part of that morning routine.

Fr. Mykhailo recaps the dangers in the current conflict between Russia and Ukraine and comments on Pope Francis' call for a Day of Peace. Ashley reports on Pope Francis' catechesis on St. Joseph's dreams, Day of Peace, St. Thomas Aquinas celebrations, and Italians make a bid to make coffee part of their heritage. Marge discusses her new book, "My Queen, My Mother: A Marian Pilgrimage Across America.

Martha explains what we can learn from the life of St. Paul and how his actions to use love in his evangelization led to many being converted and brought to the fullness of the faith.  Fr. Rocky recounts how Paul's testimony and teachings bring clarity and argues that St. Paul may have had the wounds of the stigmata. Fr. Rocky notes all that Paul and we will suffer if we give our lives to do the work Christ asks of us. 

John and Glen discuss the Ukraine/Russian conflict. Pope Francis calling for a day of prayer. William explains why Feast of St. Paul's conversion and how Catholic his letters really are. He relays what we have in common and different with Christian brothers and sisters. Dr. Meaney explains what the Catholic Health Care Leadership Alliance and why it was created for those in the medical field.

John and Glen play highlights from NFL football this last weekend and get Fr. Burke's take on the results. Fr. Burke continues his Be Formed Series with the presentation and preparation of the gifts at mass. He explains why we do what we do and the significance of placing our own gifts on the altar for Our Lord at mass. Bishop Hying gives the history of St Francis de Sales and the things we can learn from him and his work. John and Glen play highlights from the speakers, crowd and discuss the many March For Life rallies throughout the country Friday and Saturday.  Glen plays US Senator Julia Coleman's speech at MN March For Life this year. Glen's Story Corner

John and Glen go over Russia/Ukraine conflict and Rams beating the Buccaneers. Katie Shaw's compelling speech at March for Life 2022 speaking for those with and without disabilities. Omar recaps the highlights and energy from the 2022 March for Life Doug reminds all married couples that conflicts and irritations are normal and shouldn't be equated with failure but that we are imperfect humans. Doug offers a step process to overcome these common complications. Glen's Story Corner

Matt Beardsley reports LIVE with testimonies of people at the March for Life 2022 Kristan Hawkins comments on the historic nature of March, this could be the last protest March. Dr. Castle pumps up listeners by describing the scene and relays the excitement and feel of the crowds. Shawn speaks about the challenges Pro-lifers overcame at this year's March and notes how defeating Roe during the most Pro-choice administration is only the first step in the process if making choosing abortion unthinkable for America and the rest of the world. Matt Beardsley comments on why people are marching and caught up with Bishop Joe Coffey.

Matt Beardsley reports LIVE from the March for Life 2022 Eric recounts the humble beginning of this March which has been an annual tradition for 50 years. Mayra explains the targeting of minorities by Planned Parenthood and how the tide is turning towards life. Bishop Mueggenberg gives insights on Sunday's Gospel - Jesus starts his ministry and proclaims that He is fulfilling Isaiah's prophesy. Special Pro-Life Glen's Story corner

John and Glen follow up on top stories in the news. Bishop Hying gives the history of St Francis de Sales and the things we can learn from him and his work. Fr. Kubicki shares history of Christian denominations in South Dakota and we can celebrate what unites us and work together to build God's kingdom.

John and Glen discuss President Biden's press conference recapping his first year in office. Kristan shares her optimism and that of those preparing for the March for Life this Friday, that this will be the last march that protests Roe v Wade and the challenges due to COVID. Alfonso reacts to President Biden's press conference and how he seems to be focusing on some issued that most Americans do not consider top priority. He notes the areas that the President did not deliver and how he can improve. Emily relays the story of her son Sebastian and how they chose life even when they were told their son's heart was incompatible with life.

John and Glen talk about the latest 5G rollout that are effecting airline flights. Fr. Marcel speaks towards the real struggle many face regarding custody of the eyes and how practicing virtue can lead to overcoming sin attached to it. Callers give advice related to their own struggles with overcoming sin. Bruce reviews his previous steps on securing your dream job and shares several tips for the interview process, do's and don'ts.

John and Glen talk about home test kits and masks that are becoming available for people around the country. Dr. Tiballi discusses the rise and fall of Omicron throughout the country and how immunity works for those who have had COVID and/or the vaccine. He answers caller questions about remedies and preventative measures for COVID. Ashley reports on protests that have broken out in Italy over COVID restrictions and mandates that are encroaching on the rights of the citizens, Pope Francis' remarks on St. Joseph as a loving father that reflects God's tender love for us. Ashley explains what is happening with the week of Christian unity, the revealed theme for the Jubilee of 2025, and celebrations planned for Sts Anthony the Abbot and Agnes. Joe breaks down what makes the Catholic community in the Appalachian Mountains so special, the ministry work of Catholic Extension to assist those Catholics and what we can learn from them.

John and Glen relay some good news about the Texas Heartbeat bill and NFL football stats. Martha talks about the human dignity we all have as given to us by God and reflects on MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech and how far we have come since that day. She notes we still have work to do but there is a lot of hope. Curtis talks about the mission of FOCUS, the challenges and success stories of reaching those in college and beyond.

John and Glen briefly discuss the filibuster debate that is not expected to pass. Mark brings listeners up to speed on latest electronic trends including TVs, Sony electric car, NFTs, Smart masks and more. Bishop Cahill reflects on his experience at Pro-Life events. Bishop responds to a caller who wonders about the culpability of sin when allowing other to be pro-choice or being pro-choice themselves.

John and Glen chat about NFL football highlights from the weekend and Martin Luther King Jr. Peter updates listeners on University of Colorado's vaccine mandate that disorientated against certain religions for a exemption. He also brings listeners up to speed on the upcoming trial date of David Daleiden vs CA. Marcel relates the Church of the early apostles to the Church today and offers encouragement to reach out to those around us and evangelize to them sharing the message of God's love.

John & Glen briefly discuss the wintry weather that hit much of the country. Dr. Marquez reflects on Martin Luther King Jr's "I Have a Dream" speech and how it catapulted the fight for the dignity of the human person through non-violence to a new level. Bill talks about how recent inflation can effect how and how much we save for retirement and gives advice for planning for the day we retire. Gary reminds listeners that Jesus never promises a life without struggle or worry, but He promises that trusting in Him brings an abundant life and continues long after we leave Earth.