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Father Mike is joined by Sister Kathy Braun and Sister Peggy Duffy to discuss their almost 100 years of service as Sisters of Notre Dame.

Fr. Mike is joined by Steve Berry, Dick Hierstein and Host Tony Miller to talk about the parish lenten book study book ‘Beautiful Eucharist’ by Matthew Kelley and also the revival of the tradition of 40 hours of Adoration that will occur the weekend after Easter this year. The Adoration will be followed by the Celebration of Divine Mercy Sunday.

Fr. Mike is joined by Mike Lachnitt and John Williams. John and Mike talk about their journey in the faith and end the show with a discussion of the opportunities available for parishioners during Holy Week in the last week of March.

Fr. Mike is joined by Dennis and Tami Kreamer and Steve Berry. They continue the conversation about the Popes that have occupied The Chair of St. Peter during Fr. Mike’s time on earth. We also talk about CCD and the consequences of falling away from your faith.

Join us for the second episode of Father Mike At The Mic as we meet Fr. Mike Phillips and get to know more about the Priest behind the Mic.

We all have questions. We all have times when we question our faith. C’mon. Admit it. In these crazy times we live, have you ever wanted to just sit down with a priest and ask the questions you are struggling with? So did we. We asked Father Mike Phillips if he would take his place on the hot seat and entertain Divine Mercy Parishioner’s Questions and Observations to share with our audience and he agreed. 

Everyone has a story. We are all on a life journey through our faith, ultimately trying to get to heaven. That journey is much easier when we can share it with others and get help along the way. 

 As a Catholic radio station our main mission is to evangelize both the members of the church and non-members as well. 

Join Fr. Mike and the guests as we gather around a table and share our stories and concerns about many aspects of our Catholic Faith. Tune in Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 10 PM. You can also tune-in Saturdays at 5 PM and Sundays at 2 PM to catch the show. We are starting out doing a bi-monthly show so the shows will run for two weeks, giving our listeners ample chances to catch the show. You can also listen to past shows below anytime and download the MP3 audio files to listen on your devices on the go as well.

The thing that makes this unique is the participation by parish members. If you have questions or would like to share your story, we would love you to join us. Send an email to: [email protected] for details on how to participate. The shows are recorded and aired the next week.

the Posse will discuss Matthew’s reading for the 7th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Chapter 5, verses 38-48. In this reading Jesus has us turning the other cheek and giving our cloaks away. This Gospel is full of some very hard things. Especially the last line. ‘Be perfect just as the heavenly Father is Perfect.’  The topic for this episode is Suffering. It’s a part of the Christian Life. How do we deal with it?

the Posse will discuss Matthew’s reading for the 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Chapter 5, verses 17-37. In this reading Jesus tells us he has come to fulfill the law, not abolish it. Then he proceeds to review some of the 10 commandments with greater detail. We finish out this episode humbly with our discussion on Humility.

the Posse will discuss Matthew’s reading for the 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Chapter 5, verses 13-16. In this reading Jesus goes up the mountain and delivers his ‘Sermon on the Mount, telling us all who suffer of struggle for his Name’s sake will receive a great reward in Heaven. The Martyrs for the Faith will fill out this episode.

the Posse will discuss Matthew’s reading for the 4th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Chapter 5, verses 1-12. In this reading Jesus goes up the mountain and delivers his ‘Sermon on the Mount, telling us all who suffer of struggle for his Name’s sake will receive a great reward in Heaven. The second half of the show will feature our discussion on the Organization of the Catholic Church from top to bottom.