Morning Air

9/21/23 7am CT Hour - Bishop Donald Hying/ Fr. James Kubicki John, Young Thomas and Sarah talk 1993, credit cards and play What's That Sound. Bishop Hying explains what we mean when we say that the Church is apostolic and what that means for those of us in the pews. Fr. Kubicki shakes down who St. Matthew was and what Jesus was saying by calling a sinner before

9/21/23 6am CT Hour - Monsignor James Shea/ Sarah Crow John, Matt and Sarah talk about credit cards, 1993 and play  What's That Sound? Monsignor shares what the social teaching of the Church is and how we are to apply in in the life of the Church as well as our own. Sarah talks about how she started to see her work as an artist as a prayer and converted to Catholicism in a deep way.

9/20-23 6am CT Hour - Ashley Noronha/ Carolyn Madigan John, Glen and Sarah chat about Trump's comment on abortion bans, Hollywood and auto worker strikes and National Pepperoni Pizza Day. Ashley reports from the Vatican on Pope Francis coming to France, remote cornea surgery and St Januarius. Carolyn shares what Midtown/Metro organization is working on in the inner city o help kids to grow in virtue and succeed  educationally and in life.

9/20/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Marcel Taillon/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah chat about Trump's comments regarding abortion bans, writer, actor and auto worker strikes and pepperoni pizza. Fr. Taillon discusses the conversion and Baptism of famous soccer star Ronaldo and how his public witness can foster others to come to the Catholic Church. Dave explains the difference between ambition and drive and why drive cane help you reach your goals.

9/19/23 6am CT Hour -Harry Kraemer/ Bishop Brendan Cahill John, Glen and Sarah chat about President Biden's address o the UN General Assembly, 2nd Republican Debate and proper dress code at work. Harry shares why taking time for recreation and having fun are part of God's plan and necessary for all of us. Bishop Cahill shares what the Eucharistic Rosary Congress is and how to get involved.

9/19/23 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ Doug Hinderer John, Glen and Sarah chat about President Biden's upcoming address at UN, Trump not being in second Republican debate and appropriate dress at work and mass. Martha continues her series on "who" is evangelizing you making sure to caution us all on "wokeness" and how to avoid falling into this trap from the devil. Doug gives advise for all married couples and suggests that finding a marriage "coach" to help you improve your game does not mean you are in "trouble" but helps safeguard you from getting there.

Do you pray with your children? You may feel overwhelmed and not sure where to start! Get some helpful tips in this episode of Morning Air. Glen Leverenz and Sarah Tafoya are joined by Kim Morgan, a Catholic wife and mom who is also a licensed independent clinical social worker. Here's a summary of the key points made in the podcast: Starting Early with Mealtime Prayers: The hosts and Kim emphasize the importance of introducing prayer to children from a young age. They suggest that one of the first steps is teaching children to say grace and give thanks before meals. This is seen as a natural and simple way to initiate children into the practice of prayer. Praying Throughout the Day: They discuss the idea of incorporating intermittent prayer throughout the day. They highlight the significance of mealtime prayers, morning and bedtime prayers, and even prayers during daily routines like car rides to school. Kim particularly mentions the importance of modeling and scripting prayers for children. Exploring Prayer's Historical Context: Kim recommends using books, games, or flashcards that provide historical context and stories behind prayers. Understanding the origins and significance of prayers, such as the Fatima Prayer, can help children appreciate their depth and meaning. Creating a Prayerful Environment: They stress that creating the right environment for prayer is crucial. This environment doesn't always have to be formal or quiet. They share personal experiences, like praying the Rosary in the car with children during daily commutes, as an example of how the environment can be adapted to fit a family's lifestyle. Encouraging Conversational Prayer: The conversation also touches on the importance of teaching children to have a running conversation with God throughout the day, much like talking to a friend. This helps build a strong relationship with God and encourages children to pray from the heart. Bedtime Prayers: Bedtime routines are highlighted as a great opportunity for children to open up and pray for what's on their hearts. Children often show empathy and thoughtfulness by praying for others, such as their friends or classmates. Teaching by Example: They encourage parents and grandparents to model prayer and engage in prayerful activities with children. Making prayer a joyful and meaningful part of family life is seen as a beautiful way to nurture a child's faith.

9/18/23 6am CT Hour - Kim Morgan/ Bishop Patrick Neary Glen and Sarah chat about  the lost military jet, married coupe born on the same day an rice krispies. Kim shares some tips and ideas of teaching prayer to your kids and helping them to grow in these habits from toddlers to teens and beyond. Bishop Neary explains what it's like to be a new Bishop in the Church and what orientation is like at the Vatican.

9/18/23 7am CT Hour - Anne Flynn/ Dr. Edward Sri Glen and Sarah chat about the lost military jet, married couple born on the same day and rice krispie treats. Anne explains why checking in with your teacher throughout the school year is a good idea for kids of all ages to help the teacher-parent relationship and ultimately the student. Dr. Sri talks about his new book "When You Pray: A Clear Path to a Deeper Relationship with God" and the correlating video series.

9/15-23 6am CT Hour - Fr. James Kubicki/ Gary Zimak/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Autoworkers Strike, Hunter Biden Indictment and Toy Hall of Fame prospective. Fr. Kubicki explains what the Seven Sorrows of Mary are and dissects them. Gary talks about how to navigate suffering and how we can "do it well". Bishop Muggenborg reflects on this Sunday's Gospel and what it means to forgive 70x 7 times.