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The Best of the Week

Life can get busy, and it"s easy to miss out on the captivating moments from your favorite Relevant Radio shows. But now, we"ve got you covered! "The Best of the Week - Relevant Radio Podcast" brings you the crème de la crème of Relevant Radio"s programming. We carefully curate and compile the most engaging and relevant content from the past week, just for you! Get ready to catch up on faith, culture, current events, and personal growth, all in one convenient and easily accessible podcast. It"s like

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"I Knew My Wife for 83 Years, and I Miss Her...

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2025/10/11

OnMarriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer speaks with an unforgettable caller named Vito from Bloomfield, New Jersey, who shares a love story that rivals any movie or novel – because it’s real, enduring, and rooted in faith. It All Began at Age Six Vito and his future wife grew up in the same home – his family on the second floor, hers on the first. From the day they met, they were inseparable. As Vito says, they were “together for 83 years,” not just the 66½ years of

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A Pope of Hope (Morning Air)

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2025/10/10

Image via Riccardo De Luca - Update / Shutterstock. White smoke rose above the Sistine Chapel, and the world rejoiced. Habemus Papam! The Church had a new shepherd: Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope. For Catholics across the United States, it was more than a moment in Vatican history. It felt personal. The son of a working-class family from Dolton, Illinois, Pope Leo’s story reminds us that faith grows in ordinary homes and humble parishes. Joe Boland, Chief Mission Officer of the

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Why is the Chalice Not Regularly Distributed at Mass?...

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2025/10/10

Many Catholics have wondered why, at most Masses, the congregation receives only the consecrated Host, and not from the chalice. In this episode ofThe Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick unpacks the theology behind this practice and clears up one of the most common misconceptions about Holy Communion. He explains that during the Last Supper, Jesus shared both His Body and Blood with the Apostles because He was ordaining them as the first priests of the New Covenant – not setting a universal rule for

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The Hidden Battle for Women’s Hearts (Trending with...

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2025/10/09

In this unforgettable episode of Trending with Timmerie,Timmerie Geagea sits down with Sara Huff, once known as the most influential feminist in Brazil, to share her dramatic and faith-filled journey from radical feminism to freedom in Christ. Sara recounts how, as a young woman from a broken home, she was recruited into a Soviet-trained feminist network. This group targeted vulnerable women and taught them to reject God, family, and femininity itself. She describes being flown to Ukraine for an

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"Till Death Do Us Part" Means Forever (Marriage...

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2025/10/09

On this powerful episode ofMarriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer welcomes Catholic author Leila Miller to discuss a topic most people avoid:divorce and what happens when one spouse wants to stay faithful, but the other walks away. You can listen to the entire episode here. Leila explains that her mission began after she gathered the voices of adult children of divorce – a group she calls “the invisible ones.” Hearing their lifelong wounds led her to discover another hidden community:

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11:58

Bishop Thomas Paprocki and the Lessons of a Declined...

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2025/10/08

In September, Cardinal Blase Cupich announced that the Archdiocese of Chicago would be giving a Senator Dick Durbin a lifetime achievement award at their Keep Hope Alive celebration on November 3rd. Cardinal Cupich stated that the award was being presented to Senator Durbin for his work in immigration, but many responded by pointing out that he also has a long history of supporting legislation protecting abortion. After this announcement, Bishop Thomas Paprocki of the diocese of Springfield

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2:18

Is it Ok to Go to the Vigil Mass on Saturday to Enjoy...

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2025/10/08

Patrick Conley and Fr. Marcel Taillon tackle a common question among Catholics: is it okay to attend the Saturday vigil Mass just so you can enjoy recreation on Sunday? Father Taillon explains that yes, the Saturday evening vigil does fulfill the Sunday obligation – the readings and prayers are the same as Sunday’s Mass. However, he challenges you to remember the deeper meaning of the Lord’s Day. Sunday is meant to be “the top of the week,” a day set apart for rest,

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2:49

"The Doctors Are Calling This a Miracle." (Family...

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2025/10/08

Join Fr. Rocky and Maggie for a powerful night of prayer on The Family Rosary Across America. One caller, Robert from Texas, asks for prayers for his twin brother Richard, who’s in the ICU battling pneumonia and lung cancer complications. Another, Lupe from Colorado, calls back with joyful news – a young mother named Renee, once told she might lose her baby and uterus, came through surgery without harm, and her baby is thriving. Fr. Rocky reminds you that Jesus said,“Ask and you

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12:31

Disagreeing Agreeably (Morning Air)

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2025/10/07

On Morning Air,Glen Lewerenz sits down with Catholic wife, mom, and pro-life advocate Angela Erickson to explore something many Christians struggle with – how to talk to someone you disagree with. From politics to faith, Angela says the goal isn’t to “win” an argument, but to win a soul. She calls this approach relational apologetics – sharing truth through authentic relationship rather than confrontation. Angela warns that in today’s culture of outrage and echo

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4:46

Getting Right with God (Father Simon Says)

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2025/10/07

Image via crbellette / Shutterstock. In this powerful episode of Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon explores what it truly means to justify yourself before God, drawing insight from the Parable of the Good Samaritan. When the scholar of the law tries to “justify himself” before Jesus, Fr. Simon explains that the word justify comes from the Greek dikaios, meaning “to be made righteous” – a concept tied to balance, like a set of scales. In Scripture, justice is about

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How Can We Regulate our Emotions During Challenging...

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2025/10/06

On this podcast clip ofThe Inner Life, Patrick Conley speaks with Fr. John Gordon of the Archdiocese of Newark about how to manage emotions when life’s daily frustrations hit hard. You can listen to the entire episode here. Fr. Gordon explains that emotions themselves aren’t sinful – they’re part of being human. The problem comes when we let them lead us. Using the image of a three-car train, he describes faith as the engine, facts as the middle car, and feelings as the

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10:48

First Saturday Devotions (The Drew Mariani Show)

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2025/10/06

Image via AM113 / Shutterstock. On The Drew Mariani Show, Drew sits down with Barb Ernster, spokesperson for the World Apostolate of Fatima, to talk about one of the most powerful yet often forgotten requests of the Blessed Mother – theFirst Saturday Devotion. It’s a devotion that Our Lady called “essential for peace in the world and for the salvation of souls.” And as we approach the 100th anniversary of that request, Drew and Barb warn that the message of Fatima has never

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6:13

"Is it Wrong to Name My Guardian Angel?" (The...

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2025/10/05

Ellen emailed Patrick and asked: "Is it wrong to name my guardian angel?" The Short Answer:Patrick says, “No, don’t name your guardian angel,” because the Church actually says not to. Why not? Angels areright below God in the order of creation, way above us humans. They have authority over us, not the other way around. Your guardian angel is like your heavenly bodyguard, not your pet. Naming means authority. In the Bible, Adam named the animals to show his dominion over them

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“Call No Man Father”: What Jesus Really Meant (Father...

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2025/10/04

Every Catholic has probably faced the question at some point: “Didn’t Jesus say, ‘Call no man father’?” It often comes from well-meaning Protestant friends or even skeptics who think Catholics are ignoring Scripture when they address priests as Father. Fr. Richard Simon offers a clear, biblical explanation that goes beyond the soundbite. His response also sheds light on the deep spiritual relationship behind the title. The Bible Passage in Question The verse often

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"Should I Allow My Kids to Date Non-Catholics?" (The...

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2025/10/03

On The Patrick Madrid Show, Vivian from Orange County calls in to ask a question many Catholic parents face: What should I do when my kids start dating non-Catholics? Vivian explains that she has three children – one son engaged to a Catholic, another dating someone outside the faith, and a daughter in a relationship with a young man from a different Christian background. While the relationships seem healthy, she admits she feels uneasy about the challenges that can arise when core beliefs

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12:46

"How Do I Handle Questions About the Church Being...

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2025/10/03

Image via Kiev.Victor / Shutterstock. In this episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick takes on a question many Catholics face: Why does the Catholic Church have so much wealth when there are so many poor in the world? Patrick explains that most of the Church’s great buildings and treasures – like St. Peter’s Basilica or the Vatican Museums – were built and donated centuries ago as offerings to God, not recent purchases. They aren’t simply possessions the Church can

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Why "Cancel Netflix" is Trending (The Patrick Madrid...

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2025/10/02

Image via TY Lim / Shutterstock. On The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick and producer Cyrus unpack why the hashtag “Cancel Netflix” is making waves again. This time, the controversy centers on Dead End: Paranormal Park, an animated series with a transgender lead character that looks and feels like it’s made for kids as young as seven. Patrick and Cyrus warn that this kind of messaging manipulates children at a vulnerable age, echoing earlier scandals likeCuties,Jurassic Park: Camp

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11:04

Homeopathic Care (Trending with Timmerie)

The Best of the Week ·

2025/10/02

Disclaimer: This article is a summary of a podcast conversation and the views belong to the guest. It is not medical advice. Talk with your pediatrician or clinician about care after antibiotics, especially for infants. Timmerie welcomes Joette Calabrese, a homeopath with 38 years of practice and more than 10,000 cases. Timmerie shares her newborn’s NICU stay for meconium pneumonia and the heavy use of antibiotics that followed. She asks a practical question that many Catholic parents ask

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"I Found Out My Parents Aborted My Little Sibling."...

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2025/10/01

In this moving episode of Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon takes a call from Emma in the Bay Area, who recently discovered that her parents had aborted her sibling decades ago. Struggling with grief, forgiveness, and questions about generational sin, Emma asks how to pray through this wound. Fr. Simon leads her in a powerful prayer – entrusting the child to Jesus, asking for forgiveness for her parents, and placing the cross of Christ between her family and past sin. He encourages her to

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15:13

Having a Happy Marriage: Advice from Older Men...

The Best of the Week ·

2025/10/01

When it comes to building a strong marriage, sometimes the best wisdom doesn’t come from books or experts – it comes from the men who have lived it. In this episode ofMarriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer shares advice gathered from husbands who have been married for 40, 50, even 60+ years. Their insights are simple, practical, and deeply rooted in both love and faith. If you want your marriage to not just survive but thrive, here are powerful lessons straight from seasoned husbands. Love

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