Morning Air

3/10/23 6am CT Hour - Kevin O'Brien/ Omar Aguilar/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis honesty about his health, Mexican Cartel kidnapping case, and National Mario Day. Kevin explains why we are seeing a crisis of men these days and how men gathering in Christ will strengthen their ability to stand up. Omar shares the story of Maria who is offering free haircuts to those less fortunate and how we can learn from her charity to do something in our own lives similarly. Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on this Sunday's gospel of the woman at the well in Samaria.

3/10/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. David Guffey/ Mary Hallan Fiorito John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis considering retirement, Mexican Cartel Kidnapping, March Madness and Mario Day. Fr. Guffey shares the work Catholic Central has been doing to explain and share the faith with a sense of humor. Mary talks about the history of Feminist movement and how Prolife those women were and where we are now.

3/9/23 6am CT Hour - Monsignor James Shea/ Erin Berghouse John, Glen and Sarah chat about Russian missal attack on Ukraine, World Baseball Classic and Barbie/GI Joe. Monsignor explains the difference between analysis and synthetic reasoning and impulse and why it matters in Catholic Life. Eric shares the new documentary film about the Santiago Camino and encourages listeners to watch the film and take the journey.

3/9/23 7am CT Hour - Alan Migliorato/Fr. James Kubicki John, Glen and Sarah chat about Russian missal attack on Ukraine, World Baseball Classic and Barbie. Alan breaks down why it's important to let teens make mistakes while they are young so they can have a good formation before they are out on their own. Fr. Kubicki takes confession and why it's the best way to clean up shop in Lent.

3/8/23 6am CT Hour Gary explains why it's best to give up worry for Lent and be like Padre Pio, Prey, Hope and Don't Worry. Ashley reports on Pope Francis' weekly general audience, International Women's Day, Stations of the Cross in Rome, more Theresa shares why focusing on shared moments and living a life that sparks joy instead of focusing on a tidy house can be beneficial. 

3/8/23 7am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about American hostages in Mexico, lawsuit in Texas and Viking Wide Receiver who saved someone in car accident. Fr. Marcel reacts to how our current dating culture has led to a lack of vocations to marriage and how to recapture it. Dave lists 5 ways to stay productive through discipline.

3/7/23 6am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about the 4 American's kidnapped near the border, Gavin Newsome barring Walgreens and breakfast cereal. Laura talks about the titles for St. Joseph and why it's a good idea to entrust our needs related to work, home and relationships to him. Harry shares his concern that with technology and the busy schedules we all have that we often can miss out on the present moment and be too busy.

3/7/23 7am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about 4 Americans kidnapped near Mexico, Gavin Newsom and Walgreens and breakfast cereal. Fr. Charles shares how important it is to pray for our leaders and encourages listeners to visit the Blessed Sacrament especially his 3 blocks from the White House. Martha talks about the recent revivals for Jesus in our culture and how we can jumpstart a love-led revival in our hearts for God and others.

3/6/23 6am CT Hour John and Glen chat about Ohio train derailment, winter weather out West and Spring Training for baseball. Kristan explains the different avenues woke companies and Pro-Choice movement are trying to devalue life and reveals the dichotomy that they will pay for death of children but not benefits that will actually help women thrive. Annabelle shares how saints like St. Patrick, St. Dismas and St. Frances teach us how to pray in challenging circumstances.

3/3/23 7am CT Hour John and Glen chat about Ohio train derailment, winter weather in high gear in West and baseball starts with Spring Training. Fr. Burke explains what fortitude is and how it can be applied to our life in giving us strength in difficult times. Dr. Bruchalski shares from personal experience why the medical community wanted abortion legal in the first place and why it is never necessary to end a babies life to safe a woman during pregnancy due to today's technological advances.