Morning Air

3/3/23 6am CT Hour John and Glen comment on the guilty verdict in Murdock case and Walgreens not selling abortion drug in 20 states in America. Fr. Bob talks about how St. joseph was Jesus' mentor and teacher in many ways and how we can learn from him and the silence he exuded in scripture. JJ shares the music of the Nore Dame Folk Choir and their new album that focuses on the Passion of Christ. Bishop Muerggenborg reflects on the Transfiguration of Jesus and mountaintop experiences.

3/3/23 7am CT Hour John and Glen chat about guilty verdict in Murdock trial and Walgreens not selling abortion pill in 20 states. Mary talks about the annual OBGYN Conference that was banning Pro-Life OBGYN's and the problem this causes for the safety of women's health. Two-time Super Bowl Champion and devout Catholic, Harrison Butker, kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs joins John to talk about football and faith in Jesus.

3/2/23 6am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about Space X, AG Garland and Dr. Suess. Eric challenges listeners to take a stand against Walgreens and other pharmacies that are selling abortion drugs and to boycott them. Rebecca shares the emotional testimony of her sons and how they were killed by fentanyl that is illegally coming over the border and getting our children addicted and killed at alarming rates.  

3/2/23 7am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about Space X rescue mission, Garland's grilling and Dr. Suess' birthday. Fr. Guffey shares the work Catholic Central has been doing to explain and share the faith with a sense of humor. Fr. Kubicki explains who St. Katherine was and callers respond with insider info on her shrine in Philly.

3/1/23 7am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about Laurie Lightfoot's defeat in mayoral run for Chicago, SCOTUS hearing remarks on loan forgiveness and one dog's long journey home to a new owner. Fr. Marcel explains why when we don't progress in the spiritual life it can lead to regression and ways to bounce back. Dr. Schroeder shares why tech devices are created to suck us in and we need to change behaviors and create boundaries to stay healthy in this regard.

3/1/23 6am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about Laurie Lightfoot losing bid for re-election, SCOTUS review of loan forgiveness and a adopted dog story. Kevin explains the new study that reveals sugar substitute can cause heart issues. Ashley  reports on Pope's Lenten Retreat, pizza shortage, Impossible mission and more. Lisa shares what the feminine genius is and what we as women can learn once we embrace this.

2/28/23 6am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about SCOTUS reviewing the President's loan forgiveness plan, local state confronting abortion pill safety and National Tooth Fairy Day. Mark explains Section 230 and the protections social media are hoping to keep and how that would affect social media the way we know it now. Martha shares how we can discover our love for God by what we are willing to do for Him.

2/28/23 7am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about SCOTUS looking at President's authority when it comes to loan forgiveness, states looking to see if abortion pill is safe to sell and National Tooth Fairy Day. William shares what the early apostolic fathers believed and taught and how that shakes out with current Catholic teachings and traditions. Fr. gives some tips for Lent and the history of the Lenten Lessons on the Mass.

2/27/23 7am CT Hour Fr. Burke talks about how we all have a sense of what is fair but how is that different from what God thinks? Bruce goes into what we can make from the recent layoffs and if this is the right time to go for that dream job.

2/27/23 6am CT Hour Eric explains why Black History Month is important to Catholics and how we can strengthen the Black Community by promoting fathers and not dividing the races with CRT. Kendra shares what it means to live in the present moment and why it is key to growth in our personal and prayer life.