Holy Family Radio Podcasts (AM 720 - WHYF)

A weekly program produced by the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa.

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There’s a ton of jokes surrounding the guilt Catholics burden themselves with: we feel like we have to meet a certain set of standards, and be perfect at everything in order to gain admittance to heaven, to be considered good enough. Conversely, there’s a large push in the secular world to stop judging ourselves so harshly, that we are already enough. So which one is it? Father Johnathan Sawicki joins me to help us unpack these notions of guilt, how they specifically apply to our faith, and how comparison is the thief of joy.

5/18/23 Co-Hosts Judy Dezagottis & Father Bill Weary -     Discussions regarding: transgender art exhibit at Manhattan Catholic Church; TFP & supporters protest outside SatanCon in Boston & Our Lady of Fatima's message of reparation; "The Way" Movie returns to theaters focusing on need to do pilgrimages; second segment of 15 minutes with Joe Nebistinsky asking for pledges during Spring Pledge Drive.

A weekly program produced by the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa.

 

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Happy Mother's Day! Today we celebrate all mothers, and grieve with those who may be struggling with the loss of their earthly mothers or mourning a strained relationship. Sister Geralyn reminds us Mary is our mother, too, and explains how we can grow in a relationship with her to know her son Jesus better."

Show is a recap and interviews from the State Convention.

A weekly program produced by Stewardship:  A Mission of Faith.

Show host and guests read, reflect and discuss the Gospel reading for the upcoming Sunday's Gospel.

Our host, Joe Nebistinsky, interviews Tom and Julie Eaken, Diocese of Harrisburg, Engaged Encouter Coordinators. https://www.hbgdiocese.org/

A weekly program produced by the Catholic Doicese of Harrisburg, Pa.

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Secular feminism has had an often negative connotation throughout the decades of the women's movement. But feminism doesn’t have to mean Butler, Sanger or de Beauvoir. It can mean the Teresas (of Avila, Lisieux, Calcutta and the cross), it can mean Gianna and Gemma and Joan. It can mean the teachings of the church and of JPII on the inherent dignity of women, the right of women to pursue their callings and the end of violence against women. Today, Samantha Povlock of FemCatholic joins us to help unravel and embrace this new integrated version of being a woman."

A weekly program for and about the work of the Knights of Columbus in the Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa.

Are you in an ark without direction?  Do you feel tossed about on an endless sea in an unrelenting, infinite storm?  Is your world formless, and does it all just feel dark?  Did you ever reflect that God sees the sun, the moon, and the stars even when we can’t, and in His eyes, you are always the center of every story?  If you find yourself ready to let a little reconstruction be a first step on the road to resurrection, then roll that stone away, open up the tomb, and join Eleanor, Brenda, and Randy as they acknowledge that circumstances can take on surprising appearances when you place them in the Hands of God.

Segment one features Sister Mary Catherine Rose discussing her upcoming event regarding St. Sharbel. Joe Nebistinsky and Crystall Carem-Stevens talk about the WHYF Spring pledge Drive in the second segment.