Morning Air

10/24/24 7am CT Hour - Dan Lipinski/ Fr. James Kubicki

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about Presidential election, Pope Francis' new Encyclical and play What's That Sound.

• Dan goes over the importance of voting with Catholic values over party politics.

• Fr. Kubicki briefly shares about the Pope's new encyclical on Sacred Heart and then on the life of St. Anthony Mary Claret.

10/23/24 6am CT Hour - Ashley Noronha/ Michael O'Rourke

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Presidential election, Fernando Valenzuela, and Labron James and Son playing basketball together.

• Ashley reports on Pope Francis' weekly general audience, low birth rate in Italy

• Did you know how fast a sneeze is?

• Michael gives some tips on how we can not "freak out" when our kids do things that throw us for a loop.

10/23/24 7am CT Hour - Gracie Jagla/ Dave Durand

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Presidential election, Fernando Valenzuela, and Labron James and Son (taking your kid to work day).

• Gracie talks about how we can teach kids about Mary's "yes" and let that lead into their own "yes" to God. https://www.orderosv.com/product/when-mary-says-yes

• Did you know why we say gesundheit?

• Dave lists how we can show strength in leadership.

10/22/24 6am CT Hour - Geroge Weigal/ Fr. Scott Pogatchnik

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about JPII, the Presidential election, sports and National Nut Day.

• George explains what made JPII a great man and formed him into becoming a Pope and Saint for our time.

• Fr. Scott shares his story of how the approachable JPII brought many a man including himself to the priesthood.

10/22/24 7am CT Hour - George Weigal/ Harry Kraemer

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about JPII, the Presidential election, sports and National Nut Day.

• George explains what made JPII a great man and formed him into becoming a Pope and Saint for our time. (Full interview)

• Harry gives tips on how to minimize stress.

10/21/24 7am CT Hour - Fr. Burke Masters/ Kendra Von Esh

• John and Sarah talk about the latest in the news, MLB playoffs, Back to the Future Day and Mystery Music Monday.

• Fr. Burke breaks down the 10 Commandments and why God has given them to us.

• Kendra reflects on how Jesus can change the trajectory of our lives with suffering for the better.

• St. Faustina Diary - paragraph 1486 talks of how Jesus comes to us 3 times to see if we love Him at the time of our death.

10/21/24 6am CT Hour - Bishop Brendan Cahill/ Jack Rigert

• John and Sarah talk about the latest in the news, MLB playoffs, Back to the Future Day and Mystery Music Monday.

• Bishop Cahill shares the story of the lives of the news appointed Blessed Catholics from Pope Francis.

• Jack shares why he believes JPII was a prophet for our times.

10/18/24 6am CT Hour - Alan Migliorato/ Theresa Civantos Barber/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about Al Smith Dinner, death of Hamas leader and MLB playoff highlights.

• Alan talks about how younger people are not learning the ability to use your mind and hands to fix something.

• Theresa shares 15 things that every family should have in their car.

• Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on how James and John want to be Jesus' right hand man and what they really means.

10/18/24 7am CT Hour - Mary Hallan Fiorito/ Monsignor Robert Dempsey

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about Al Smith Dinner, death of Hamas leader, MLB playoff highlights and Comic-Con.

• Mary talks about a pro-abortion documentary and the light it sheds on the issue of abortion in America.

• Monsignor Dempsey explains the Catholic protocols for last rites and sacraments leading up to and after death.

10/17/24 6am CT Hour - Kevin Wells/ Bishop Donald Hying

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about Kamala Harris' interview on FOX, latest in MLB playoffs and play What's That Sound.

• Kevin relays the story of a humble priest who dared to save souls, thereby also saving marriage and a family.

• Bishop Hying talks about the connection between the recent congress and devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus led by St. Margaret Mary.