The Martyr who Remembered: Bl. Sean Kearney
A combo Scripture/Saint of the Day reflection from Wednesday, March 11, on The Katie McGrady Show on SiriusXM's The Catholic Channel.
The Day the World Closed
March 12, 2020 was the last somewhat "normal" day before everything shut down on Friday, the 13th. The height of Covid-19 was coming, and what we remember about those early days of March are worth reminiscing about. This is a clip from the 2 hours of callers on the morning broadcast of The Katie McGrady Show on SiriusXM, The Catholic Channel.
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