The Drew Mariani Show

Hour 1 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-7-24 Drew speaks with a special guest - a listener who stopped by the studio to drop off an in person donation during the pledge drive! David Trimble takes a look at persecuted Christians around the world Fr. Matthew Spencer illuminates the power of St. Joseph's intercession in our lives - as the special guardian and foster father of Christ, and most chaste spouse of Mary

Hour 2 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-7-24 Barb Ernster from the World Apostolate of Fatima takes a look at Our Lady's call to pray the Rosary, and the power and efficacy of this special prayer

Hour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-7-24 Greg & Julie Alexander tell us about when their marriage was on the brink of divorce, and how a very special priest counseled them to go home and study what God's plan for marriage is Doug Hinderer, one of Relevant Radio's newest hosts, joins us for a look at the benefits of marriage for our lives, and how the culture is trying to deceive us away from getting to Heaven

Hour 1 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-6-24 Drew takes us through a few news stories in the News Roundup Kathleen Carr explores the question, "Can AI really replace artists?" and "what should we make of AI's art?" Monsignor James Shea speaks from experience when he reflects on working with youth and evangelizing in an age where kids are growing up without God

Hour 2 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-6-24 Sister Faustina Maria Pia tells us about her journey towards saying "yes" to God -- and what brought about her penning the Litany of Trust

Hour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-6-24 Prof. Mark Giszczak joins us for a fascinating discussion around ancient artifacts and discoveries that illuminate our faith in Christ Fr. Tad Pacholczyk takes a look at the ways we treat our bodies after death - is it ok to donate your body to science? What about cremation? He explores what dignity and burial mean

Hour 1 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-5-24 Drew takes us through a couple of headlines in the News Roundup -- mainly revolving around Governors rallying support for Texas and sending resources to help the crisis at the border Mary Higgins joins us to tell the story of choosing life after experiencing the heartbreak of date rape as a young woman -- and how it led to incredible beauty years later

Hour 2 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-5-24 Brad Fassbender joins Drew in-studio for a look at his company's premium, mission driven, sustainably farmed, directly sourced coffee:  Guadalupe Roastery – GuadalupeRoastery

Hour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-5-24 Jim Glaser talks with us about the benefits of certain healthy foods - starting out with the perks of drinking coffee!  Dr. Anthony Esolen helps us understand why beauty is an objective truth, and how it helps humanity to recognize what's beautiful (and what's not) Word & Song by Anthony Esolen | Substack

If you've ever lost a child, you know the unimaginable pain and heartbreak that's hard to put into words. Drew Mariani visits with Elizabeth Simutis, who shares her heart-wrenching journey of healing after the stillbirth of her son, Edward Thomas Simutis.  Twenty years ago, Elizabeth and her husband faced every parent's worst nightmare: the loss of their child, Edward, before he could take his first breath. Out of this profound sorrow emerged a mission of love—Ted's Diaper Drive. Elizabeth's initiative to collect diapers in memory of Edward and other babies lost too soon serves as a poignant reminder of the lives they were meant to live. This act of kindness has evolved into a movement, offering comfort to grieving families and encouraging open dialogue about loss, healing, and hope. Elizabeth's journey from despair to advocacy highlights the strength found in faith and the healing power of action. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the life and loss of unborn and stillborn children, advocating for a societal shift towards embracing and supporting families through their grief. Through her journey, including guidance from priests and the solace of the Eucharist, Elizabeth discovered the transformative power of giving back, turning her personal tragedy into a source of hope for others. The conversation also touches on the broader context of loss, including the pain experienced by women who have undergone abortions, echoing the universal need for compassion, understanding, and forgiveness. If you've also encountered this grief, you're encouraged to find your own path to healing, whether through creating, sharing, or simply being present to one another's pain. Elizabeth's message is clear: love and life are gifts to be cherished, honored, and remembered, no matter how brief their presence. Ted's Diaper Drive continues to be a testament to the enduring bond between a mother and her child, a symbol of hope that guides others through their darkest times towards a future where every life, no matter how small, is celebrated and mourned with dignity and love.  It's a call to all of us to embrace our losses, support one another, and find meaningful ways to honor the lives that have touched ours, however briefly. 👼 For those touched by loss, know you're not alone. Your journey of grief is also one of love, a love that endures, transforms, and ultimately heals. 🕊️