Today on The Catholic Morning Show
Fr. Chris Reising - Fr. Chris talks about the gospel for the upcoming Sunday, the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time. He gives us encouragement to not complain like the Israelites did, but instead thank God for His work in our lives.
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Leah Libresco Sergeant - Leah shares insights from her new book, The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto. She challenges the misconception that equality requires women to be just like men, exposing the lie that sameness is the measure of worth. Instead, she emphasizes that every person possesses the same inherent dignity and invites us to embrace, rather than erase, the natural differences between men and women.
Leah converted to Catholicism in 2012. She is the author of three books, most recently "The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto". Her freelance writing has appeared in The New York Times, First Things, The Dispatch, The New Atlantis, she has spoken at World Youth Day. She works in family policy in Washington D.C. and lives in Maryland with her husband and children.
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Jeanne Thill - Jeanne gives a preview to "Making It Personal" with Bishop William Joensen.
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Fr. Reed Flood - Fr. Flood, Chaplain at Dowling Catholic High School, talks about the life of Fr. John Acrea. He also shares his personal stories with Fr. Acrea, like his influence on Fr. Flood when he was discerning the priesthood.
Fr. Chris Reising reflects on the Gospel for the Fourth Sunday of Advent. His message invites listeners to prepare their hearts for the coming of Christ at Christmas.
As the Fourth Sunday of Advent arrives, Fr. Chris Reising reflects on the Sunday Gospel and how it prepares us to welcome Christ at Christmas. The show also highlights a local Live Nativity and Christmas events, a minist…
Bishop Dennis Walsh reflects on the true meaning of Christian hope. He explains why hope rooted in Christ remains strong even amid uncertainty and challenge.
Canon lawyer Adam Storey explains what an annulment is and clears up common misconceptions. He offers clarity on how the Church approaches marriage, validity, and pastoral care.
Deacon Randy Kiel reflects on the First and Second Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Advent. He highlights how God’s promises lead us toward the hope fulfilled in Christ’s coming.
Deacon Randy Kiel reflects on the First and Second Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, highlighting God’s promise of hope fulfilled in Christ. Adam Storey explains what an annulment is and is not, and Bishop Dennis…
Emily Jaminet shares how devotion to the Sacred Heart helps us form holy habits and open our hearts to Christ. She encourages Catholics to prepare for Christmas through reconciliation and intentional spiritual renewal.
Jesse Romero explains what spiritual warfare looks like for Catholics today and how to stand firm in faith. He shares practical guidance rooted in prayer, the sacraments, and Church teaching.
Jesse Romero joins the show to discuss spiritual warfare and how Catholics can defend their faith and families in everyday life. Emily Jaminet then shares practical ways to prepare our hearts for Christmas by inviting Je…
Costanza Miriano reflects on marriage, relationships, and the freedom found in living Catholic truth. She explains why faithfulness sometimes means joyfully getting the world’s expectations wrong.
Deacon Tom Bradley discusses his new book Marching Without Applause and the spiritual value of serving faithfully without recognition. He reflects on perseverance, obedience, and trusting God’s work in unseen ways.
Deacon Tom Bradley joins the show to discuss his new book Marching Without Applause and the call to faithful perseverance when recognition never comes. Later, Italian journalist and author Costanza Miriano shares insight…
Dr. Jim Blessman shares highlights from his recent mission trip to South Africa. He reflects on how faith-driven service brings hope and dignity to those most in need.
Patrick Schmadeke explains what incarnational evangelization means and why authentic presence is essential to sharing the Gospel. He offers practical insight into how Catholics can live this approach in everyday life.
Patrick Schmadeke from the Diocese of Davenport joins the show to discuss incarnational evangelization and what it looks like to share the faith through authentic presence and relationship. Dr. Jim Blessman then reflects…