Relevant Radio
The Best of the Week
Life can get busy, and it's easy to miss out on the captivating moments from your favorite Relevant Radio shows. But now, we've got you covered! "The Best of the Week - Relevant Radio Podcast" brings you the crème de la crème of Relevant Radio's programming. We carefully curate and compile the most engaging and relevant content from the past week, just for you! Get ready to catch up on faith, culture, current events, and personal growth, all in one convenient and easily accessible podcast. It's like having a front-row seat to the most compelling moments from Relevant Radio's diverse range of s...
Author
Relevant Radio
Category
Podcast website
Latest episode
Jul 8, 2026
Where to listen?
Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soonPodcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts
Episodes
Who Are the Potential Candidates for Pope? (Morning Air) 06.05.2025 15:12
John Morales chats with Dr. Robert Moynihan , editor of Inside the Vatican Magazine , to prep us for the Conclave which will begin tomorrow. 🕊️ The Holy Spirit Is in Charge John Morales reminds us: Only the Holy Spirit knows who the next Pope will be. That doesn’t stop people (including us) from wondering, though. Dr. Moynihan, who’s been at every major...
Raising Children with Autism (Marriage Unhindered) 06.05.2025 16:45
Whew, this one was packed! Doug Hinderer and his daughter Monica (licensed counselor and resident therapist-daughter combo) look into what it’s like to raise a child on the autism spectrum. You can listen to the whole hour here . 📈 Autism Is on the Rise... Like, A Lot Doug and Monica kick off with some eye-opening stats: In the early 2000s, 1 in 150 kids w...
What's the Holy Spirit's Role in the Conclave? (Morning Air) 06.05.2025 12:18
If you ever thought the Holy Spirit was just for big moments like Pentecost, Sister Mary Teresa Bettag is here to blow that holy misconception out of the Upper Room. 🎈🕊️ On Morning Air with John Morales, she explained the power and presence of the Holy Spirit, from Rome to Arizona, conclaves to cross-country practice. 🕊️ The Holy Spirit Isn't Just for the Vatican Sister...
Saint Drogo Episode One (The Saints: Adventures in Faith and Courage) 05.05.2025 14:40
🗺️ Saint Drogo - Episode One: Beautiful Stranger Flanders. 1123 A.D. In a world of faith and devotion, a handsome young man is haunted by a loss he can never forget. But his quest for forgiveness is just the beginning of a journey to discover the power and beauty of God’s perfect and infinite mercy. This is the story of St. Drogo. Episode Two is available to listen here .
Is the Papacy in the Bible? (Morning Air) 05.05.2025 12:45
👉 Ever had someone tell you “The pope’s not in the Bible!”? Then this Morning Air episode featuring Catholic apologist William Albrecht is your go-to shareable podcast. 🎙️ Perfect for sending to curious Catholics or your favorite skeptical friend. 📖 Biblical Foundations of the Papacy 🪨 Matthew 16:16–19: The Classic Go-To -Jesus calls Simo...
The Calm Before the Conclave (Morning Air) 05.05.2025 13:07
We’re officially in the Sede Vacante: which means that the seat of Peter is empty, and the Church is holding its breath. Rome Correspondent Ashley Noronha tells us that preparations are in full swing for the conclave starting Wednesday, May 7 . The Sistine Chapel is locked up tight since April 28th. And now… 🔥 the chimney is up ! You know... that chimney: the one that’s a...
"The Bible Wasn't Meant to be a Rubik's Cube.": How We Know Jesus Founded the Catholic Church (The Patrick Madrid Show) 04.05.2025 12:26
Okay, put on your theological thinking caps, because in this podcast episode of The Patrick Madrid Show , you'll get a great answer to a BIG question: How do we know Jesus founded the Catholic Church and not some other Christian group? Patrick brings the receipts 📜, the analogies 🌍, and yes… the flat earth references. 📨 The Question That Sparked It All A...
Smoke Signals & Ballots: How the Pope Gets Elected (The Patrick Madrid Show) 03.05.2025 3:44
This episode of The Patrick Madrid Show might just melt your heart ❤️. Why? Because the star guest is Therese , an 8-year-old from L.A. who asks some seriously smart questions about how a Pope is chosen. And Patrick brings his A-game: equal parts catechist , dad , and Catholic encyclopedia . 📚✨ How Many Times Can the Cardinals Vote in a Day? Therese’s first quest...
What Does it Mean that the Pope is the “Vicar of Christ?” (The Patrick Madrid Show) 02.05.2025 6:26
Ever heard the title "Vicar of Christ" tossed around and wondered, wait... what does that actually mean? 🧐 📖 Vicar - Why It’s a Big Deal) Patrick explains the Latin word "Vicarius ." It basically means “second in command” or “chief steward.” Think: the right-hand man or the chief of staff... someone who acts with the autho...
Politics, Popes, and the Power of Prayer (The Patrick Madrid Show) 02.05.2025 4:22
If you’ve ever wondered what happens behind the red curtains of the papal conclave, this episode of The Patrick Madrid Show is like a backstage pass. Patrick explains that while the conclave is sacred, it's also undeniably human. 🙋‍♂️ 🗺️ Different Continents, Different Cardinals, One Church Patrick responds to John's question from Tampa about the "p...
What Are the Different Types of Cardinals? (The Patrick Madrid Show) 02.05.2025 5:53
Norbert from Wisconsin Rapids wanted the breakdown: What's the difference between a Cardinal Bishop , Cardinal Priest , and Cardinal Deacon ? Patrick’s Explanation: 🟡 1. Cardinal Bishops: - These are the most senior cardinals. -They hold titular jurisdiction over ancient dioceses called the "suburbicarian sees" around Rome: places like Ostia an...
Saving the Relationship and Discouraging Divorce (Marriage Unhindered) 01.05.2025 13:28
This episode of Marriage Unhindered with Doug Hinderer and special guest Carolyn Klika was a powerful, honest, and deeply compassionate conversation on a topic we don't like to talk about in Catholic circles: divorce. 😬 You can listen to the entire conversation here . 💔 The Heartbreaking Truth Doug shares the facts: divorce isn't just a secular problem. Aro...
Why Did Pope Francis Choose St. Mary Major Basilica as His Burial Place? (Trending with Timmerie) 30.04.2025 8:03
While the Church looks toward Rome with all the buzz around the next conclave, Timmerie explains why Pope Francis picked St. Mary Major in Rome as his final resting place. 🕊️ A Pope’s Final Wish: Resting Beside Mary Before his passing, Pope Francis made a heartfelt (and very Francis-style) declaration: He wants to be buried next to the icon of Our Lady, Salus Populi Roma...
🔥"Wait... Did We All Misunderstand the Point of Confirmation?" (The Inner Life with Patrick Conley) 30.04.2025 11:54
In this Spirit-filled episode of The Inner Life , Patrick Conley reunites with Fr. John Paul Erickson to unpack one of the most misunderstood sacraments in the Church: Confirmation . Let’s be real: most of us have no clue what this sacrament actually does . “Isn’t it like, when we choose to be Catholic for real?” Umm… not exactly 😅. And don’t even...
Goats, Grief, and Glory (Family Rosary Across America) 30.04.2025 3:04
If you missed this podcast episode of the Family Rosary Across America , you missed a heartfelt mix of heavy prayer intentions, hopeful Easter joy, and... goats?! 🐐 Still Celebrating Easter (and Still Praying Hard) We're in the Easter season! That means resurrection hope is in full swing , and Fr. Rocky opened with that beautiful reminder: Jesus is Risen! ✝️ That’s stil...
Farewell to Pope Francis (Morning Air) 29.04.2025 13:53
John Morales and Rome Correspondent Ashley Noronha reflected on the deeply moving funeral of Pope Francis: a historic, bittersweet farewell that brought the Universal Church and the world's leaders to Rome. 🌍✝️ John described the massive crowds : over 250,000 faithful packed St. Peter's Square , and there were another 150,000 spilling down the streets . The Mass was presided ov...
St. Peter, Confession, and Conversion: Why Your Sin Might Be the Beginning of Your Mission (Father Simon Says) 29.04.2025 12:20
Fr. Simon takes us on a wild ride through Greek grammar, Sacred Scripture, childhood memories, and the gritty truth of confession... all to remind us of one earth-shaking , soul-freeing truth: 🙏 God doesn't forgive excuses. He forgives sins. 🐟 Do You Love Me More Than These? Fr. Simon starts by obsessing (his word!) over a deceptively simple question: What did J...
The Pope of Mercy, Mission, and Mother Mary (Morning Air) 29.04.2025 14:54
This conversation between John Morales and Bishop Donald Hying is a reminder of the incredible impact Pope Francis left in the Church. How did our late Holy Father make a difference in your life? ✝️ The Big Three: Pope Francis' Legacy Bishop Hying mentioned three powerful themes that, in his view, define Pope Francis’ enduring legacy: 1.🔥 Evangelization on...
The Conclave Date Has Been Announced (The Patrick Madrid Show) 29.04.2025 2:19
📅 The Date Is Set: May 7th! Patrick confirmed that the conclave to elect our next Holy Father will officially begin on Wednesday May 7th . That's right around the corner. Meet and Greet: Patrick pointed out something really interesting: -Many of the cardinals don't actually know each other! These few days before the conclave are critical: a t...
"I Only Care About What Kind of Pope God Wants." (The Patrick Madrid Show) 28.04.2025 5:26
This little gem from The Patrick Madrid Show is like a masterclass in how to keep it real, keep it Catholic, and keep it charitable when people start thinking the Papacy is just another political office. 🏛️ 🎙️ Keaton's Big Question Keaton from Green Bay, WI (cheese, Packers, and clearly good questions 🧀🏈) called in because he was struggling with how to respond to some...
Our Lady of Champion Episode One (The Saints: Adventures of Faith and Courage) 28.04.2025 12:11
🗺️ Our Lady of Champion - Episode One: Adele’s Promise The Wisconsin frontier. October 1859. A young Belgian woman and her family struggle to stay alive in their harsh New World surroundings. They came to America for space, opportunity, and the promise of a new and prosperous life. But nature conspires against them, and the people have turned as wild and dangerous as the land they&rsq...
❤️ Finding Hope and Healing Through Divine Mercy (The Drew Mariani Show) 27.04.2025 13:33
Do you ever wonder: " Could Jesus really still love me? Even after everything?" Maybe you carry around old shame like a backpack full of bricks. Maybe you fear that Jesus sees only your mistakes when He looks at you. But here’s the beautiful truth: Jesus doesn’t keep score. He looks at you with eyes full of infinite mercy, and He made sure you would know that by appearing to a h...
Hit the Reset Button on Your Soul: The Promises of Divine Mercy Sunday (Morning Air) 26.04.2025 15:22
This chat between John Morales and Dr. Bryan Thatcher on Morning Air is so inspiring that it makes you want to sprint to confession and dive headfirst into the arms of Jesus! What Is Divine Mercy Sunday Anyway? Divine Mercy Sunday (the Sunday after Easter) is like God’s massive heavenly floodgate being thrown wide open. Imagine Niagara Falls 🌊... but instead of water, i...
What Are the Different Types of Cardinals? (The Patrick Madrid Show) 25.04.2025 5:53
Norbert from Wisconsin Rapids wanted the breakdown: What's the difference between a Cardinal Bishop , Cardinal Priest , and Cardinal Deacon ? Patrick’s Explanation: 🟡 1. Cardinal Bishops: - These are the most senior cardinals. -They hold titular jurisdiction over ancient dioceses called the "suburbicarian sees" around Rome: places like Ostia an...
Is the Conclave Process Completely Blind the Whole Way Through? (The Patrick Madrid Show) 25.04.2025 3:25
🌟 The Caller: Monica from Waco Monica called in (✨ shoutout to Catholic moms and dads fielding tough questions from their kids! ) with a super-specific query from her 12-year-old: "Is the papal conclave truly blind the whole way through?" Or does someone peek at the votes after each round? 🧐 Patrick's Explanation: -Each Cardinal, seated at a tiny desk in...
Similar podcasts
Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.