Holy Family Radio Podcasts (AM 720 - WHYF)

News with a Catholic perspective. Our hosts, Eleanor Rossman and Father Weary discuss the latest events.

This one is a non-negotiable! Jesus commands his followers to forgive others. In fact, he ties our eternal salvation to it. Host Mike Creavey takes a closer look in this episode with special guest Stacey Sumereau of staceysumereau.com.

Mike interviews the wives of the state officers at the recent District Deputy Seminar at State College.

Sometimes light can hurt your eyes and sometimes life can break your heart; just ask our Blessed Mother, whose own heart was pierced to save her children.  This week, take a moment with Eleanor, Brenda, and Randy as they ponder how after sufferings from labor pains to failed pregnancies, we learn light can still be beautiful.

Most of this week's episode covers what the PA Catholic Conference did this past session at the Capitol in Harrisburg. Host Al Gnoza hears from Rep. Jesse Topper on his marriage bill and Sen. Camera Bartolotta on what she thinks about the budget.

Show hosts interview the Harrisburg Diocese outgoing and incoming Vocations Director in segment 1 and interview seminarians at Quo Vadis Days in segment 2.

In the News returns from a short hiatus. Our hosts discuss the latest news from a Catholic perspective.

Host Al Gnoza catches up with Rep. Mike Jones, Rep. David Millard, Sen. David Argall and Sen. Mario Scavello. Topics include the Educational Improvement Tax Credit, Pro-Life issues, property taxes…and flooding!

It's ironic. Our supposedly "tolerant" and "non-judgmental" culture is oftentimes rabidly critical and judgmental itself. From social media platforms to the classroom, those of us who believe in moral absolutes are routinely met with mockery, ridicule, and even abuse. Maybe it's a good time to take a closer look at what Catholics really believe about judgment, and why it's actually something Jesus commands us to do!

Show hosts discuss the events and processes that occur during the end of the Knights of Columbus Fraternal year each June.