Morning Air

September is celebrated as Hispanic Heritage month. Founder of Iskali, Vicente del Real shares some of the accomplishments and contributions Hispanics have made to the U.S. and to the Church in the Americas.   Synods and Synodality. Archbishop Bernard Hebda comments on upcoming synods at the Vatican.

Christ told us that He is the Good Shepherd who will leave the flock to find the one lost sheep. He also said He will make disciples fishers of men. Martha Fernández-Sardina teaches us how to love like a shepherd and a fisherman.   Americans seem to have been divided into two categories, vaccinated and unvaccinated. Dr. Joseph Meaney of the The National Catholic Bioethics Center comments on the divisiveness in families and friends by vaccine politics. How do we respect rights while maintaining our conscience?  

There has been an increase in the number of people who are retiring early, but can they  afford to retire early? Howard Dvorkin, chairman of Debt.com joins us with tips on how to prepare for retirement.   Basketball has always been one of America’s strongest events during the Olympics. A coach with 40+ years of experience, Coach Will Rey of Northridge Prep joins us to talk about how basketball can “lift us up to the heavens”   Marcelllino D’Ambrosio tells us about his new project, Jesus the Way, the Truth and Life project.

Fr. Burke Masters continues his series on his Be Formed Series, talking about the Baptismal font as a reminder of our baptism every time we enter the Church.   John talks with host of Trending with Timmerie, about the dangers of Cancel Culture.

John talks with Shawn Carney, President and co-founder of 40 Days for Life, about 3 ways to respond to the most common abortion arguments.  Owner of Cenacle Capital Management, Bill Ulivieri gives us an update on the market and comments on the sudden decline of value in Bitcoin. Is the bubble about to pop??  Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg of Reno gives a reflection on the gospel of this coming Sunday.

Mary Hallon Fiorito comments on Nancy Pelosi’s response to questions about Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone calling abortion human sacrifice as well as alternatives to abortion. Dr. Jim Schroeder share lessons he’s learned in his book, “Confessions of a Carless Commuter.” Lesson #1: No Cutting Corners.

When a person dies their soul may not be ready to enter heaven, but at the same time they are not deserving of hell. What happens then? Monsignor James Shea of the University of Mary explains the mercy and hope of purgatory.   Everyone has different problems, and our brain can try solving them all at once, which can cause tremendous anxiety. Danielle Bean shares with us 4 tools that can help us reduce anxiety and a prayer of St. Faustina that can help.

Studies have shown that millennials are refusing to get married for a variety of reasons. What is Marriage in the eyes of the Church? Doug Hinderer helps us understand millennial rationale and how the sacrament fits into today’s world.  Fr. James Kubicki joins us to talk about the feast of St. Padre Pio and his witness to Christ by being, “a poor friar who prays.”

Professor of Philosophy at Christendom College, Dr. John Cuddeback explains the role of the father and husband in the family and in the household.   Ashley Noronha brings Rome to Home and gives a summary of the Popes General audience.

Former Planned Parenthood director Mayra Rodriguez shares her journey from abortion advocate to defender of Life! Professor of Management and Strategy at at Kellogg School of Management, Harry Kraemer teaches us how we can get better at receiving feedback.