Holy Family Radio Podcasts (AM 720 - WHYF)

Who do you think you are?  Is your answer, “I am a child of the most high God, the God who created me for a divine purpose, who loves me and would never abandon me, and who would walk on water through a storm if that were what it took to be by my side.”  If not, it should be.  If you want more from Lent than forty days without coffee, if you’re ready to embrace a Lent that will lead you to the deepest love you’ve ever known, then grab your bag, and jump on board with Eleanor, Brenda, and Randy as they begin the Lenten journey designed exclusively to bring you home to the Father, who has been waiting an eternity to spend eternity with you.

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

 

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Spring is here, and that means so is Lent! Father Paul Clark joins us to chat about some best practices to make these next forty days more fruitful and draw us closer to Christ.

Co-Hosts Judy Dezagottis & Father Bill Weary -  Discussions regarding:  German bishops support female 'ordination'; Freemasonry and opposition to Catholicism; Vandalism at Catholic churches and pro-life pregnancy centers; shooting of Bishop David O'Connell, Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles; Rep. Josh Hawley of MO introduces bill to ensure minors who undergo chemical & genital mutilation procedures can sue those responsible if they experience any physical, mental, psychological harm; efficacy to offer Masses for Poor Souls whether souls are Catholic or not; Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport opens 24/7 Eucharistic chapel; Rep. Erin Healy of SD says wanting kids to have a mom & dad is 'dangerous' & 'un-American'; USCCB condemns 'extremism' while saying FBI memo targeting Catholics is 'troubling' & 'offensive'.

Our host, Joe Nebistinsky, interviews State Sentor John DiSanto, Senate District 15. https://www.senatordisanto.com/

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

SHOW DESCRIPTION:Some people think divorce is the easy way out or a marriage and an annulment is just like a giant undo button. Some Catholics think if you get divorced, it means you’re excommunicated. With all the fog surrounding this topic in the church, it’s time we clear the air once and for all. This week Barb Bettwy, director of the Tribunal for the Diocese, joins us to talk about what an annulment is and isn’t and how the church feels about divorce."

Host Joe Nebistinsky discusses the Mental Health Ministry at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Mechanicsburg with Donna Nebistinsky, Pastoral Assoicate. The second segment features Marcel LeJeune, Keynote Speaker at the upcoming Diocesan Men's conference.

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

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Sports are, in so many ways, like a religion. Like religion, sports can convey important lessons about culture and values. But as much as you could compare sports to organized religion, practicing your actual faith on the field, at least on a national level, was strongly discouraged, until a few weeks ago. So it begs the question – are faith and athletics intrinsically linked? To unpack this, Eric Kindler, the athletic director for Trinity High School, and Jordan Hill, Trinity’s head football coach and former NFL player in his own right, join me to talk about their journeys of faith and how in informs their leadership with the next generation of players.

Show hosts and guests talk about and discuss upcoming events in the Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa.

A weekly program produced Stewardship:  A Mission of Faith.

 

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

Are you tired of the Trinity being populated by bored, bearded guys in white robes sitting on thrones?  This Valentine’s Day, are you ready to be loved by the God who hungers to gather you to Himself  and to have your love explode in response to His?  If you’re willing to concede that the crisis in the Church is a shortage of people passionately in love with Jesus Christ, then join Eleanor, Brenda, and Randy as they pause to consider the God who stares into your eyes and sees the light of the whole world.