“Miren con cuánto amor nos ama nuestro Padre que nos llama sus hijos, ¡y eso es lo que somos! Pero la gente de este mundo no reconoce que somos hijos de Dios, porque no lo conocen a él.”1 Juan 3:1 NTV

In this episode of AskTMFG, Financial Advisors Carlo Cansino and John Iaconetti look at one of the most common fears in retirement planning: running out of money. Most Canadians worry their savings won't last, and that fear often leads to sacrifices that aren't necessary. In their experience working with retirees, much of this anxiety comes from misunderstanding what makes retirement savings last.Carlo and John walk through the numbers behind retirement anxiety, including how many Canadians fear

Welcome to Episode 1 of the Bodies Count six part mini series in partnership with the Got Body? campaign for bodily autonomy! We're just 27 days away from Election Day, and each week we're going to be putting out a special mini episode featuring influencer and activist Samirah Raheem interviewing some of the most influential change makers in politics.Now's the time to make your voting plan! Sign the pledge to let us know that you'll be voting in the midterms.Enjoy part one of the series, featuring

Bridgette “Bri” Simpson — co-founder and executive director of Barred Business, which works to expand opportunity and legal protections for justice-impacted people.Bri studied finance and accounting and dreamed of building a financial services firm. Instead, she spent ten years incarcerated in Georgia. When she came home in 2018, she struggled to find work, experienced homelessness, and encountered barriers to employment, housing, and opportunity. Those experiences helped lead to the creation of

When the world constantly challenges your faith and values, how do you keep your spiritual guard from dropping? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Matt Swaim welcomes back Bear Woznick—author of Men of Grit and Grace and founder of SchoolOfManliness.com—for a reflection on the vital necessity of spiritual watchfulness. Drawing from 1 Peter 5:8 and his own experiences in martial arts, Woznick illustrates how easily a moment of distraction or spiritual sloth can open the door to temptation

By worldly standards, a man who lived on bugs in the desert, wore itchy camel hair, lost his followers to another preacher, and was ultimately executed in prison might look like a total failure. On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Matt Swaim welcomes back Benedictine monk and author Fr. Augustine Wetta, O.S.B. (Humility Rules, Pray, Think, Act) for the latest installment in their series on saints who appeared to be failures in the eyes of the world. Fr. Wetta and Swaim unpack the life of St. John the

How are lay Catholics called to be active agents of the New Evangelization rather than passive spectators in the pews? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Anna Mitchell welcomes back Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C., Director of the Catholic Apostolate Center, to explore the Magisterium's teaching on the vital role of the laity in spreading the Gospel. Fr. Donio examines how Pope Benedict XVI’s apostolic letter Porta Fidei urged the faithful to rediscover the joy of believing and to radiate

What can a medieval farmer launching a walking stick teach us about Eucharistic reverence and liturgical discipline today? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Matt Swaim welcomes back Shaun McAfee, author of Compendium of Eucharistic Miracles (TAN Books), to explore a fascinating 12th-century miracle from Betbrunn, Germany. McAfee shares the story of a devoted yet misguided farmer who took a consecrated Host home to adore while tending his animals. When he impulsively threw his walking