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Matt Maher joins The Catholic Channel to host a new show, The Work and the Rest, on Tuesdays at 1 p.m. ET on SiriusXM, Channel 129.

We sent 4 humans further from earth than we ever have before with NASA's Artemis II mission, and we learned something remarkable: human beings can do great things.

Baptized at the Easter Vigil in 387, St. Augustine would describe his baptism as the moment that the disquiet of his past life finally faded away. It was the moment of his salvation, and worth reflecting on with this day in Church history.

She was a "new age spiritualist" who knew she was the answer to all things, until she prayed for belief, and the Lord gave her faith. Today's convert, Robin, shares her story.

St. Bernadette Soubirous didn't want her feet to get wet. That's why she sat down to take off her socks and shoes and then first encountered the Blessed Virgin Mary at what is now one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in the world, Lourdes. A simple girl, with little education, Our Lady chose to speak to her. Not unlike a simple man, Juan Diego, who Our Lady appeared to in Mexico a few hundred...

Andrea James came to the Church by way of the conclave, the Hallow App, 25 books, and spending time in Adoration, finding a home in the Church. Her family of 5 celebrated 11 Sacraments at this year's Easter Vigil, coming into full communion with the Church.

Katie joins The Briefing with Steve Scully on SiriusXM's POTUS to discuss the dust up between President Trump and Pope Leo.

Aubrey Kern was convinced she could convince Catholics they were wrong. So she joined OCIA, to debate. She was welcomed into full communion with the Church this Easter.

When President Trump posted an unhinged rant about Pope Leo, the Catholic (and Christian) world swiftly responded with condemnation of the attacks on the Holy Father. Media coverage has continued on secular and Catholic outlets, and Fr. Patrick Mary Briscoe joins Katie to discuss the story and how Catholics should respond to claims of "stick to morality" that the White House is now making about th...

Astronaut Colonel Mike Hopkins spent 334 days over two missions at the International Space Station, bringing with him the Blessed Sacrament so he could receive the Eucharist throughout the missions. Over the course of those many months, and his 5 space walks (over 32 hours outside of the ISS, in space), Col. Hopkins' faith and appreciation of God's creation and his desire to explore the world grew...

Do you ever wish you were in the shire? Having dinner with Gandalf or going for a long walk with Frodo? How about hairy feet, do you have those? In short, we should all want a hobbit's heart, and Kaitlyn Facista, founder of Tea with Tolkien, has a new book to bring us into the beauty of J.R.R. Tolkien's amazing world.

4 astronauts traveled further from earth than any humans have ever gone before, for the sake of all mankind. The Artemis II mission is a profoundly beautiful testament to the good of humanity and the desire to explore.

The first in our "call in the converts" series on The Katie McGrady Show, featuring the story of Will Bogdan, an Atlanta based social media influencer who was drawn into the beauty of Catholicism by the Mass, Gregorian Chant, and the Tradition of the Church.

On Good Friday, 2005, Pope John Paul II watched the Stations of the Cross from his private chapel at the Apostolic Palace. Too ill to preside over the stations at the Colosseum, he asked to hold a crucifix. The story of that crucifix, and the ailing Pope who would die just a few days later, is worth reflecting on this Good Friday, 21 years later.

Arthur Brooks wants you to be happy, and when you find the meaning of your life, that'll help. So, he's going to help you build that meaning. His latest book, The Meaning of Your Life, gives us the guidelines.

Father Patrick Mary Briscoe checks in with the show to give us an update from Rome on the Triduum with Pope Leo, including an inside look at why the Holy Father washed the feet of 12 priests this year, 11 of whom he ordained in 2025, and what we can expect to hear over the next few days worth of homilies and addresses from the Pope on the holiest days of the year.

Grady Connolly joins the Katie McGrady Show to talk about the recent Pew research that revealed that Americans are more likely than people in other countries to question the morality of their fellow countrymen.

More than 30,000 people are becoming Catholic in the U.S. this Easter. Why are we seeing an increase in the number of people converting? Many are trying to explain it, and there's perhaps a long list, so we start to break it down before taking callers on air this morning. Are you becoming Catholic in 2026? We want to talk to you on air. Email us at katie.mcgrady@siriusxm.com to tell your story and...

We all love our Lenten devotionals, for 40 days. But what do we do by the time we arrive at Easter? How about a devotional for those 50 days? Laura Kelly Fanucci is here to help.

Father Paul Baker from the Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis is on Jeopardy tonight, March 30, the Monday of Holy Week, competing in the famous quiz trivia show.

The National Constitution Center will award Pope Leo XIV the Liberty Medal on July 3, 2026, and the Holy Father will receive the award via videolink at a celebration on Independence Mall in Philadelphia for America's semiquincentennial celebrations. Archbishop Perez explains the significance of the award and the impact Pope Leo is having on the world.

Dr. Thomas McGovern wanted to understand the Cross in a new way, so he researched the crufixion and compiled the exhaustive analysis of the Passion of Christ, giving new insights into how Jesus's suffering is wholly and completely unique.

Available now on Amazon Prime, House of David, Season 2, is well worth a watch. Starring Michael Iskander, who became Catholic last year, House of David tells the story of King David, the shepherd, sinner, king, and saint, in a profound and engaging way.

The National Director of the Pontifical Mission Societies in the U.S., Msgr. Roger Landry, shares the breaking news about the newly announced date of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen's beatification, set for September 24, 2026, in St. Louis, Missouri.

Catholic Charities USA is lauching their new traveling museum, People of Hope, in New York City. Kerry Robinson, CEO and President of Catholic Charities USA, joins Katie in studio in New York City to discuss the museum and the launch event Katie is hosting tonight.