Radio Maryja

Radio Maryja is a religious and socially conservative Polish non-profit radio station founded in Toruń on December 9, 1991, by Redemptorist Father Tadeusz Rydzyk. The station's programming consists of religious content including frequent recitations of the rosary, daily Mass transmissions, discussions on the Catechism, and coverage of papal trips, alongside sociological and political commentary. Listeners can listen live via traditional radio broadcasts or through the station's various digital outlets.

The station's format is dedicated to Catholic teaching and conservative social values, creating a schedule filled with prayer sessions, devotional music, and talk programs addressing moral and cultural issues. As part of a larger media group that includes the television station Trwam and the newspaper Nasz Dziennik, Radio Maryja provides a faith-centered perspective. Audiences can stream online to access its programming, which is primarily in Polish and financed through listener donations rather than commercial advertising.

With a focus on spiritual nourishment and community, the station offers live streaming and listen radio online options, making its content accessible worldwide. Its programming, which includes well-known shows and regular prayer broadcasts, caters to those seeking religious guidance and conservative commentary. Through its internet stream and radio signals, Radio Maryja maintains a consistent presence for its audience.