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Simple Yes is a 30-minute show hosted by Melanie Rossi and Jess Wolfe. Join them as they explore the many ways God calls us into a deeper relationship with him, whether it be at home or in your community. No matter the ask, we are all called to open the ears of our hearts so that we can respond “yes” to whatever God asks of us.
Music by AudioCoffee: https://www.audiocoffee.net/
The first segment of today's show featured and update with Sr. Mary Catherine Rose. Part two is an interview with author Lucinda Hill-Berry.
When you pray, does God check the caller ID? Does your prayer seem to go to voicemail? Do your texts get read or even opened? When you pray, are you reminded you’re loved? Do you remember He’s there and He listens? During prayer, do you realize God likes to hear your voice? Did you ever try to hug God as you prayed? If you’re tired of buying into prayer’s all about quantity and not at all about intimacy or urgency, then connect today with Eleanor, Brenda, and Randy as they talk about connecting with the God who created prayer just so He could be with you.
A weekly program produced by the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa.
SHOW TITLE: Reconciliation as a Radical Act
SHOW DESCRIPTION:
Today we're exploring what many nowadays would consider a radical act: the sacrament of Confession. Donna Giberti joins us to unpack how reconciliation can be a radical act for us Catholics, and indeed, very punk rock.
SCRIPTURE: Matthew 5:23-24
SAINT SPOTLIGHT: St. Josephine Bahkita
This week, James Good and Eric Terreo continue their discussion of SMART goals.
Join Julie Shore and Father Michael Pray for In the News. They discuss world, national, state and local current events and topics which are important to Catholics. Listen Mondays at 12:30 with an encore on Saturdays at 2:00 exclusively on WHYF AM 720.
A weekly program produced by the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa.
SHOW TITLE: From Wounds to Witness: Living the Risen Life
SHOW DESCRIPTION:
To anyone who’s unfamiliar, the Catholic observance of relics might seem a bit creepy. And if Jesus conquered death at Easter, why do we do it at all? Today we’re joined by Father Matt Cannon, pastor at St Paul the Apostle church in Annville, to share with us how the saints provide an example for us of a faith that shows up in real life, and why venerating their relics can be an integral part of our faith.
SCRIPTURE: Luke 24:36-48
SAINT SPOTLIGHT: St. Maria Goretti
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