🗺️St. Patrick of Ireland: Episode One: A Reckless Youth Britannia, 402 AD. Christian Rome has established an outpost in Britain but is attacked by Pagan slave traders daily. The Church holds society together as Rome threatens to leave. But one rebellious Briton, rejecting his parents’ faith, plunges himself into dangers he could never have imagined…

Fr. Richard Simon gets into the classic debate between faith and works, addressing what St. Paul meant by “works of the law.” A lot of people think there’s a contradiction between St. Paul and St. James. St. Paul says we’re saved by grace through faith, while St. James insists that faith without works is dead. […]…

Let’s talk Lent: that 40-day season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that leads up to Easter. Why do we do it? Is it just some ancient Catholic diet plan? John Morales and Catholic apologist William Albrecht explore the biblical and historical roots of Lenten fasting in this Morning Air episode. 🔥 📖 Fasting in the […]…

Ever wondered how Adam and Eve, who were literally created immaculate, could mess up so badly… while Mary, also immaculately conceived, never sinned? That’s exactly what Patrick Madrid unpacks in this episode, and it’s a game-changer. The Adam & Eve Problem 🍎 Adam and Eve had it all: perfectly clear intellects, mastery over their desires, […]…

Interviewing Appalachian State students on if they listen to radio or if it is still relevant in today’s society.