Morning Air

5/5/23 7am CT Hour - Fiorella DeMaria/ Laura DeMaria John, Glen and Sarah chat about NY Subway and Cinco de Mayo. Fiorella explains and describes all the activities leading up to and surrounding the Coronation of King Charles III. Laura lists the saints who were also  held royal titles and how faith should help us to become saints whether we are a king, queen or regular Joe.

5/4/23 6am CT Hour - Fr. Mykhailo Kuzma/ Eric Scheidler John, Glen and Sarah chat about the latest mass shooting in Atlanta, an Oklahoma hospital asked to take down sanctuary candle and May 4th Fourth Be With You. Fr. Kuzma talks about the National Day of Prayer, how Eastern Catholics honor Our Lady and what it means to say that Mary is the theotokos. Eric breaks down the latest in the administration of the abortion pill, myths about what it does and does not do and how you can help spread the truth about this dangerous "medicine".

5/4/23 7am CT Hour - Jessica Luebbering/ Fr. James Kubicki John, Glen and Sarah chat about another mas shooting, a Cahtolic Oklahoma Hospital being asked to remove it's sanctuary candle and offer a "May the 4th Be With You" to all the listeners. Jessica shares the mission of Father Gene's Help Center in Milwaukee and how they provide dignity to those in need through gently used and new clothing items. Fr. Kubicki explains when the tradition of May being the month of Mary first began and how May Crowning's and other Marian traditions have evolved to today.

5/3/23 6am CT Hour - Mary Hallan Fiorito/ Ashley Noronha/ Bishop Edward Scharfenberger John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Texas shooter being arrested, transgender surgery prohibition for minors in Oklahoma and Star Wars license plates in Colorado. Mary discusses the leak last year of the decision that would overturn Roe and the ramifications are for the person who did it. Ashley reports on the Pope's general audience on building bridges, the Swiss Guard installing new members and the feast of Sts. Phillip and James. Bishop Scharefenberger shares the stories of survivors from clergy abuse and how important it is to accompany them on the road to recovery.

5/3/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Marcel Taillon/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Texas shooter found, Oklahoma protecting kids from transgender treatments and new Star Wars license plates in Colorado. Fr. Taillon talks about how technology and lack of silence can prevent us from knowing God and who we really are. Dave discusses how wrong thinking can lead us astray and hinder our productivity.

5/2/23 6am CT Hour - Marge Fenelon/ Heather Johnson John, Glen and Sarah chat about the scriptwriter strike, dust bowl accidents in Illinois and National BBQ Month. Marge explains why and how we can honor Mary in her month and how it helps us to do so. Heather shares how perspective, gratitude and prayer can help a wife and mothers to embrace their vocation and to live it joyfully.

5/2/23 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ Harry Kraemer John, Glen and Sarah chat about the scriptwriter strike, dust bowl pileup and barbeque. Martha explains what Christ as our shepherd really looks like and how we can know that he is a good shepherd. Harry talks humility, what it looks like and when we can tell we don't have it genuinely.

5/1/23 6am CT Hour - Omar Aguilar/ Annabelle Moseley John, Glen and Sarah chat about the plane ride home for Pope Francis, JP Morgan, Florida Panthers beating Boston Bruins and a lost library book that was found. Omar shares the story of Maria who offers free haircuts to those in need. Annabelle explains why Mary is the Queen of the month of May and shares some ideas of how to celebrate her this month.

5/1/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Burke Masters/ Monsignor Arthur Calkins John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis' return trip from Hungary, JP Morgan, Florida Panthers win and losing library books. Fr. Burke explains what we think about charity and what it actually means and how we can grow in this theological virtue that St. Paul refers to as the most important. Monsignor breaks down who St. Joseph the Worker was, what we know about him through scripture and tradition and what he can teach us and taught Jesus about the value and virtue of work.

4/28/23 6am CT Hour - Pablo Kay/ Andres Garrigo/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Pope's Trip to Hungary and NFL Draft picks Pablo breaks down Archbishop Paglia's stance on assisted suicide and what the Pope will be doing in Hungary during his trip. Andres explains and shares the new movie "A Father's Heart: The Miracles of St. Joseph Today" Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on this Sunday's Gospel about the Shepard and his flock.