Open Line, Tuesday

The Catholic Church defines Purgatory as a state of final purification after death for the souls of those persons who die in God's grace and friendship, but who are still yet imperfectly purified. All this and more on today's Open Line Tuesday with Fr. Wade Menezes.

Isn’t it strange how an hour and fifteen minutes seems long when you’re at church, and how short two hours seems when you’re watching a movie? This and even stranger things in today's Open Line Tuesday with Fr. Wade Menezes.

In Catholic spirituality, the daily "Examination of Conscience" is a foundational practice in Catholic moral life that offers profound benefits for a person’s relationship with God, others, and growth in their everyday temporal and secular life. Join us for more on Open Line Tuesday with Fr. Wade Menezes.

On today's show Fr. Wade dives deep into the process of canonization and celebrates the 109th anniversary of the miracle of the sun in Fatima. Join us!

The Rosary is a devotional prayer, both mental and vocal, which honors the life of Jesus Christ and the mysteries of our salvation obtained by Him. Join Fr. Wade Menezes and our listeners as they give witness about this powerful spiritual weapon on Open Line Tuesday.

Angels and Archangels are pure spirits created and employed by God as ministers of His Divine Will. Messengers from God, Angels appear frequently in Sacred Scripture, but only Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael are named. Join us for Open Line Tuesday with Fr. Wade Menezes.

When I think of Archbishop Fulton Sheen, I admire a man – a priest – who was really ahead of his time in his efforts of evangelization. Join Fr. Wade Menezes as we celebrate his upcoming beatification on Open Line Tuesday.

Through Mary’s compassionate presence at the Cross, that event – as it recurs in our lives – becomes more deeply human, filling us with the courage to face life’s sufferings, certain in the secure embrace of Divine Providence. Come celebrate this wonderful memorial with Fr. Wade on Open Line Tuesday.

This Feast Day is intimately tied to the Office of Mary's Divine Maternity, which was celebrated on October 11 of each year on the liturgical calendar prior to Vatican II; now, it is celebrated as the great “Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God” each year on January 1. More on Open Line Tuesday with Fr. Wade Menezes.

Today Fr Wade takes your questions and shares the passion and lessons of John the Baptist.