LA Catholic Morning on WNGL Archangel Radio

7:00 - Todd and Ellen discuss the news from a Catholic perspective 7:20 - Dawn Buetner has our June Saints of the Month! 7:40 - Philip Martin discusses his new role as Assistant Principal at St. Michael Catholic High School

7:00 - Chris Kuehl on how men can help the pro-life movement 7:20 - Ellen Taylor drops the blogosphere 7:40 - Michael Pakaluk on his article "If I was created a Cardinal"

7:00 - Tom Riello discusses Magnifica Humanitas 7:20 - Fr Tad Pacholczyk on the abortion pill becoming widely available 7:40 - Fr Ken Amadi on Church Life Africa

7:00 - Tom Riello talks about the upcoming ordinations in the Archdiocese of Mobile 7:20 - Dr Jim Schroeder continues his series on Turning Free Will into Willpower 7:40 - Dr Larry Chapp on his article "What Rerum Novarum said to modern society"  See less

7:00 - Tom Riello talks about the upcoming ordinations in the Archdiocese of Mobile 7:20 - Dr Jim Schroeder continues his series on Turning Free Will into Willpower 7:40 - Dr Larry Chapp on his article "What Rerum Novarum said to modern society" 

7:00 - Tom McDonald covers "The Mandalorian and Grogu" 7: 20 - David Bonagura on his article "New Converts and Ancient Mystagogy" https://www.thecatholicthing.org/2026/05/11/new-converts-and-ancient-mystagogy/  7: 40 - Fr Andrew Jones has our Sunday Gospel Reflection

7:00 - Fr Peyton Plessela discusses evangelizing to baby boomers and gen x 7:20 - Fr Michael Rennier highlights the difference between a pilgrim and a tourist 7:40 - Chad Barwick updates us on wrapping up the 25-26 school year and heading into summer

7:00 - Tom Riello covers the feasts of the Ascension and Pentecost 7:20 - Debbie Cowden has tips for dealing with the end of the school year 7:40 - Gina Christian dives into a new study on Christian Nationalism

7:00 - Fr Driscoll talks about following the example of ancient Saints even in modern times 7:20 - Joseph Pearce highlights some fictional Saints and Sinners https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/pearce-fictional-saints-and-sinners 7:40 - A note on "Rome Aeterna"

7:00 - Todd and Ellen discuss the news from a Catholic perspective 7:20 - Mike Aquilina highlights the life of St Cyril of Alexandria 7:40 - Adriana Gonzalez covers "That They May Be One.'

7:00 - Tom McDonald on "The Sheep Detectives"  7:20 - Catherine DiNuzzo highlights the Catholic Guide Through Anxiety"  https://www.sacredheartmentalwellness.com/ourbooks 7:40 - Deacon Bill Harkins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/051726-Ascension

Fr Peyton Plessela covers balancing tradition and modern parish needs, and Dan Johnson updates us on the St. Bernadette movie he is working on as well as "That they may be one," in Theaters on May 19-20.

Tom Riello covers Centesimus Annus at 35, Tom Hoopes on 7 things Mary has in common with her month, and Dr Robert Royal on his article "On A Darkling Plain."

Fr. Pat Driscoll on the importance of Fatima, Jonathan Liedl covers the effect Pope Leo's election has had on the Church in America, and Charlie Russo on SCOTUS upholding the rights of a Christian Pro-Life Center

Todd and Ellen talked about the role their moms played in their lives. Dr Randall Smith talked about his article, "Civic education in person." Debbie Cowden shared how to celebrate our lady of Fatima's Feast Day. 

Tom McDonald on movies shot in Baldwin and Mobile County, Dawn Beutner has our May Saints of the Month, and Deacon Todd Martin provides our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

Tom Riello on controversy at a Catholic school in Georgia, Luke Coppen has our Vatican Starting 7 Newslinks, and Robbie Robicheuax

Fr Pat Driscoll discusses the vows a Priest makes, Carrie Gress on how feminism created an insufferable class of infallible females, and Dr Larry Chapp on Life's indignities revealing our eternal dignity.

Todd and Ellen discuss the crazy news of the weekend, Rob Herbst updates on the Catholic Week, and Rob Artigo has our West Coast News. 

Tom McDonald goes over the movies he shows in his Catholic High School morality class, Mary Haslacker details the upcoming German Festival, and Deacon Bill Harkins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection. 

John Martignoni discusses Christ's prayer for Christian Unity at the Last Supper, Fr Tad Pacholczyk explores some of the science around organ donation, and Mother Mary Joseph on the beauty of Vocations.

Tom Riello on Arthur Brooks new book, Michael Pakaluk covers his latest article, and Julia Jacks talks about the Easter programming at Spirit Juice Studios.

Fr Pat Driscoll on being an Easter person, Joseph Pearce talks on the culture of death committing suicide, and Fran Maier discusses doing the right thing. 

Todd and Ellen look at the news from a Catholic perspective, Mike Aquilina covers St. Augustine, and Gina Christian talks on how the Artemis mission inspired unity. 

Tom McDonald joins us as the Media Czar, Chad Barwick updates us on education in the Archdiocese of Mobile, and Deacon Walt Crimmins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.