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Deacon Al Lundy shares a personal storm-and-flood anecdote, reflects on Scripture readings (Jeremiah, Romans, Matthew) about suffering, the redemptive value of the cross, and trusting God, and encourages listeners to practice small acts of love in everyday life.
He also includes local parish news, radio announcements, and invitations to community events.
Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn explore the origin of consciousness, reading an Epoch Times article and drawing on Scripture, near-death reports, and modern physics theories like string theory and wormholes.
They discuss NDEs, life reviews, gamma-wave bursts in dying brains, pre-birth memories, and how science and faith may intersect in explaining consciousness and the ...
Deacon Al shares a personal week of storms and a friend’s funeral to show how God’s love appears in suffering. Using readings from Exodus, Romans, and Matthew, he reflects on Christ’s saving love, the call to discipleship, and the comfort of the sacraments.
Listeners are invited to turn hardships into growth, to serve others without reward, and to trust the promise of ...
Teresa Chambers talks with Fr. David Richardson of Epiphany Parish about his vocation story and a powerful rosary sign that led him to the priesthood.
They also walk listeners through Catholic funeral rites—Mass, prayers, anointing of the sick, apostolic pardon, burial procedures—and discuss cremation, green burial options, and how to plan a Catholic funeral in advance...
Deacon Al explains the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, reflecting on John 6, the real presence of the Eucharist, and why this teaching calls for a personal choice of faith.
He also connects Scripture to everyday life—stewardship, the beauty of creation, and current events—and invites listeners to pray and reflect on what they truly believe.
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