Women of Grace, Radio

On this day after Divine Mercy Sunday and on Mother Angelica's birthday host Johnnette Williams shares how EWTN's foundress Mother Angelica and Saint Faustina have helped the Catholic church. Callers share stories of healing and how Mother Angelica helped their lives.

Thomas K Sullivan returns to WOMEN OF GRACE. Johnnette reads about being alone from St. Fautina's diary: "I have understood that at certain and most difficult moments I shall be alone, deserted by everyone, and that I must face all the storms and fight with all the strength of my soul, even with those from whom I expected to get help. - But I am not alone, because Jesus is with me, and with Him I fear nothing.."

Thomas K Sullivan joins host Johnnette Williams on today's show. They examine St. Faustina's words " Silence is so powerful a language that it reaches the throne of the living God. Silence is His language, though secret, yet living and powerful" Do we listen to God? Tom shares his thoughts on the book "Art of Spiritual Warfare." We must have a strong prayer life to deal with troubles in our life.

Host Johnnette Williams is joined by WOMEN OF GRACE blogger Sue Brinkmann. They talk about mindfulness. Sue brings up that many people are howling at the moon during the COVID19 crisis to support healthcare workers. An email comes in to ask if this was not a pagan ritual long ago.

Happy Easter! Christ has risen and God has the last laugh at the devil. Host Johnnette Williams recalls how in the past the Monday after Eater was called "Laughter Monday". She shows ways many cultures have used this to being followers out of Lent and into the joys of Easter. What did you do during this COVID19 crisis during Easter? Alicia wants to know about why God lets us suffer. Listen to Johnnette.

Happy Easter! Christ has risen and God has the last laugh at the devil. Host Johnnette Williams recalls how in the past the Monday after Eater was called "Laughter Monday". She shows ways many cultures have used this to being followers out of Lent and into the joys of Easter. What did you do during this COVID19 crisis during Easter? Alicia wants to know about why God lets us suffer. Listen to Johnnette.

Host Johnnette Williams shares why we should read the Psalms at this time. Guest Sue Brinkmann tells us about people who think COVID19 is the end times and are 'hearing" voices that tell them this.

Host Johnnette Williams reflects on today's Liturgy of the Hours. In it is talks about St. Basil the Great's wisdom. St. Basil explains runners who turn and take the second course pause between going the opposite direction, so also in making a change in lives . in this COVID19 time we must pause to prayer and reflect on our lives. What prayers are you doing during this time?

Host Johnnette Williams welcomes her husband Jack Williams on their monthly "Marriage Monday." Today’s Topic: Crisis: Marriage Maker or Marriage Breaker?

Dr. Joseph Meaney, President of The National Catholic Bioethics Center joins Johnnette to discuss the many ethical and religious liberty issues being raised right now by the pandemic.

Medical triage protocols are a big concern as well as proposals for mandatory Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders for COVID-19 patients. The issue of priests being denied access to the dying for Last Rites is also very troublesome