Morning Air

9/15/23 7am CT Hour - Shelia Liaugminus/ Carol and Pete Tomaselli John, Glen and Sarah chat about Autoworker strike, Hunter Biden indictment and Hall of Fame for toys. Sheila shares the providential adoption story of John Morales' son Joseph Dominic. Carol and Pete go through the next 5 building bocks of a healthy marriage and  share how these steps helped them in their mariage.

9/14/23 6am CT Hour - Monsignor James Shea/ Shawn Carney John, Glen and Sarah chat about potential Auto Maker strike and replay Patrick Madrid's conversation with Alisha. Monsignor breaks down what we mean when we say "our enemy is next door" and how we can grow to care for those who we disagree or are enemylike with us. Shawn shares the story of a pro-life woman who was diagnosed with cancer yet chose life for her child instead of abortion.

9/14/23 7am CT Hour - Brendan Gotta/ Fr. James Kubicki John, Glen and Sarah chat about potential Auto Maker strike and replay a powerful moment on the Patrick Madrid show. Brendan shares what it means to pick up our own individual crosses and explores why it can be so hard to do so in life. Fr. Kubicki talks with Bob from Milwaukee about carrying his cross after his wife died and how to hear God's voice in this storm of life.

9/13/23 6am CT Hour - Ashley Noronha/ Emily Jaminet John, Glen and Sarah chat about Kim Jong Un and Putin meetings, the impeachment investigation of President Biden and the recent purchase of the Brady Bunch house. Ashley reports on Pope Francis Weekly General Audience, the new statue placed in St. Peter's Basilica and documents that show how the Catholic Church in Rome sheltered Jews during WWII. Emily shares 10 virtues we should strive to emulate from Mary including humility, faith and obedience.

9/13/23 7m CT Hour - Fr. Marcel Taillon/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah chat about Kim Jong Un's meeting with Putin, President Biden's impeachment investigation and the Brady Bunch. Fr. Taillon discusses the reasons we see statues of Mary on the left and St/ Joseph or patron saint often to the right in church.  Dave explains that although some dynamics might change, human nature never does and good leaders are flexible and can fit the situation they are in.

9/12/23 6am CT Hour Mark Mastroianni/ Dr. Peter Howard John, Glen and Sarah chat about Hurricane Lee, Google lawsuit, Aaron Rogers' injury and National Chocolate Milkshake Day. Mark breaks down the latest with the Googe lawsuit and what that means for the search engine giant as well as what we can expect from iPhone 15 and AI as it continues to grow. Dr. Howard breaks down the beatification case for Fulton Sheen and when we can expect this man to become a Saint officially.,

9/12/23 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ William Albrecht John, Glen and Sarah chat about Hurricane Lee, Google's lawsuit case, Aaron Rogers injury and Chocolate Milkshake day. Martha shares how easy to has become to evangelize the world but also reflects on the downsides when others are evangelizing opposite truths in the same way. She notes how we can counteract this with our own witness. Williams talks about the Holy Name of Mary and what we can gleam from Simenon's prophecy to Mary when Jesus was presented at the temple.

Do you remember exactly where you were when you found out about the devastating terror attacks in New York City? We must never forget how people came together in unity to support one another.  Chief John LaBarbera reflects on the 22nd anniversary of the September 11th attacks with host John Morales of Morning Air. Chief LaBarbera, a retired battalion chief with the Fire Department of New York City and an executive board member of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, shares his memories of that fateful day. He recalls the moment he learned of the attacks while at the gym and rushed to Ground Zero. Despite orders to stay put, he and several others disobeyed to help injured civilians and first responders. Chief LaBarbera describes the overwhelming devastation at the World Trade Center site and the courageous efforts of firefighters, police officers, and EMS personnel who went into the buildings to rescue people. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the magnitude of the tragedy and the heroism displayed by first responders. Chief LaBarbera also discusses how, in the days following 9/11, people across the country showed unprecedented unity, respect for first responders, and a return to faith. He acknowledges that, over time, some may have sadly forgotten about 9/11, especially younger generations, which is why organizations like the Tunnel to Towers Foundation are working to educate students about the events of that day through their 9/11 curriculum and mobile exhibit. Chief LaBarbera stresses the importance of ensuring that future generations never forget the events of September 11th, 2001, and he encourages support for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's educational initiatives.

9/11/23 6am CT Hour - John LaBarbera/ Peter Atkinson John, Glen and Sarah look back to where they were on 9/11. John LaBarbera talks 9/11. He shares what is was like to be there that day and how organizations like Tunnels to Towers are helping to educate the youth of today about this event so that we never forget. https://t2t.org/ Peter shares the new Saints series that the Merry Beggars are launching today and how he hopes to inspire a generation of people to become the Saints God is calling us all to be. https://themerrybeggars.com/shows/the-saints

9/11/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Bob Pagliari/ Kendra Von Esh John, Glen and Sarah chat about what they remember about 9/11/2001. Fr. Bob recalls his memories from 9/11, what Cardinal Eagan and many of the people in New York City felt and thought as the day unfolded. Kendra talks patience and unveils what that virtue really is and how we can live it in everyday life.