Join Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn on this episode of "Being Catholic" as they delve into the intriguing topic of consciousness and its mysteries. Broadcasting from Catholic Spirit Radio, Bob explores the fascinating idea that our consciousness might be connected to a supernatural realm, which he speculates could coexist with our natural world but operate at a different speed.

Lynn shares her thoughts on how ancient beliefs about the brain and modern scientific discoveries intersect with Catholic teachings about the soul and the nature of life. Together, they discuss the implications of new studies that challenge the brain-death narrative and reveal that many patients in so-called vegetative states may still possess consciousness.

Tune in for an engaging discussion that combines science, philosophy, and faith to explore the profound mysteries of the human mind and the possibility of a supernatural dimension.

Welcome to "Catholic Conversations" on Catholic Spirit Radio! In this episode, host Paul Garcia welcomes back Micah Hardy, who shares his incredible journey of battling sarcoidosis and undergoing a successful double lung transplant. Micah, a devoted husband and father of seven daughters, opens up about his recovery, the role of faith in his journey, and the overwhelming support from his family, church, and community.

Micah reflects on the challenges he faced, including moments of doubt in his faith, and how his community's support helped him and his family through difficult times. He also discusses the profound impact of a silent retreat and the wisdom he gained through prayer and introspection.

Join us for an inspiring conversation about resilience, faith, and the power of community support. Don't miss this heartfelt episode of "Catholic Conversations" on Catholic Spirit Radio.

Welcome to Good News on Catholic Spirit Radio, a program designed to help teens and almost teens understand the relevance of the gospel of Jesus Christ in their lives. Join Deacon Al Lundy as he answers your questions about faith and religion, providing insights and guidance on how to navigate your spiritual journey.

In this episode, Deacon Al delves into the common question about contradictions in Scripture, explaining why the Bible is inerrant and infallible in matters of faith and morals. He offers clarity on different versions of Genesis and emphasizes the importance of reading Scripture with an open heart to understand God's message.

Deacon Al also touches on the significance of wealth and luxury in our lives, urging listeners to prioritize their relationship with God over material possessions. He highlights the eternal consequences of our choices and the importance of living a Christ-centered life.

Additionally, Deacon Al provides a glimpse into the upcoming discussions on the sacrament of matrimony, stressing the beauty and strength that come from a blessed union in the Church. He shares compelling statistics on the benefits of sacramental marriage and encourages listeners to seek the graces that come from this sacred commitment.

Tune in to Good News on Catholic Spirit Radio to deepen your understanding of faith, Scripture, and the transformative power of living in accordance with God's will.

Email your questions to Deacon AL: goodnews@catholicspiritradio.org

Welcome to Truth Culture Life, hosted by Royce Hood. In this episode, Royce shares exciting updates about his move to Florida and his new role as CEO of Action for Life. He also introduces guest hosts, Will Anselm and Diana Henry, who are prominent content creators on X (formerly Twitter). They discuss their journey in creating Catholic X, a vibrant online community focused on prayer, faith, and Catholic content. The episode features highlights from their flagship show, Coffee Hour, including a segment from The Alabama Inquisition and a heartfelt "Dear Willie" letter. Tune in for an inspiring blend of faith, community, and humor.

Hello listeners, and welcome to Catholic Conversations on Catholic Spirit Radio. I'm your host Paul Garcia, and today we have a truly inspiring episode lined up for you. We're diving into the National Eucharistic Congress, a monumental event that took place this year in Indianapolis, drawing Catholics from across the nation to deepen their faith and celebrate the Eucharist.

Beyond the grandeur of the event, today's conversation will explore the personal, transformative experiences of those who attended. Joining me in the studio are three incredible guests, Amy Myers-Carmouche, a devoted Catholic who found her faith renewed at the Congress, and Christy and Phil Olinger, a married couple who experienced this pilgrimage together. Each of them has a unique story to share, moments that touch their hearts and strengthen their connection to the Eucharist. We hope these stories not only inspire you, but also bring you closer to the heart of our faith.

Later in the episode, we welcome three more guests: Ray and Mary Jane Sheldon, a couple who experienced the Congress together, and Jess Elliott, who has an extraordinary story to tell, one that involves a healing she believes occurred after a prayer session at the event. These are stories of faith, transformation, and the power of the Eucharist that you don't want to miss.

Welcome to a special episode of Truth Culture Life with Royce Hood on Catholic Spirit Radio. In this episode, Royce shares exciting updates about his upcoming move to Florida and the temporary pause in episode production until mid-October. He also announces the launch of season three of Truth Culture Life starting in October.

Royce dives into the complexities and stress of moving, especially with a large family, and the plans for settling in Florida. He talks about the need to declutter, renovate, and prepare their current home for potential rental.

Moreover, Royce discusses his new role as the CEO of Action for Life, Inc., a nonprofit based in Southwest Florida, and its mission to support pro-life causes through events, grants, and content creation. He shares details about upcoming events, including a significant gathering featuring Glenn Beck and Father Orsi.

In the latter part of the episode, Royce passionately explores the recent Vatican approval for devotion linked to Medjugorje. He reflects on his personal experiences and the abundant spiritual fruits observed in Medjugorje, emphasizing the importance of faith, conversion, and the powerful intercession of Mary, Queen of Peace.

Join Royce as he navigates these new beginnings and shares insights on faith, family, and mission. Stay tuned for more exciting updates and episodes in the coming season!

Join Bob Johnston on this episode of "Being Catholic" as he dives into the complex and often misinterpreted thoughts of philosopher Hannah Arendt. Broadcasting from Catholic Spirit Radio, Bob and his wife Lynn return after a brief hiatus to explore Arendt's insights on nationalism, populism, and totalitarianism.

Delving into Nathan Pankoski's review of Lindsay Stonebridge's book, "We Are Free to Change the World: Hannah Arendt's Lessons in Love and Disobedience," Bob clarifies how Arendt's theories have been misrepresented by modern progressive liberals. Contrary to popular belief, Arendt argued that the erosion of nationalism, not its presence, led to the rise of totalitarian regimes like Nazi Germany.

Through thoughtful discussion, Bob reveals how Arendt's emphasis on the importance of national institutions and cultural unity contrasts sharply with the progressive agenda of imposing change through force. Tune in to understand why Arendt believed that the true roots of totalitarianism lie in the thoughtlessness and bureaucratic overreach of the elites, rather than in the populist movements they often blame.

Don't miss this enlightening episode that challenges conventional narratives and sheds light on the real lessons we can learn from Hannah Arendt's profound legacy.

Welcome to this episode of Good News on Catholic Spirit Radio, hosted by Deacon Al Lundy. This week, Deacon Al discusses the significance of budgeting and sacrificial giving, emphasizing how our financial choices can reflect our faith and commitment to serving others. He shares personal insights and the importance of reviewing our contributions to charity.

Deacon Al delves into the 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time readings, offering reflections on the Book of Wisdom and the Letter of St. James. He highlights the timeless nature of scripture and its relevance to modern life, addressing issues like jealousy, selfish ambition, and the need for true peace rooted in Christ.

Tune in for thoughtful discussions on the role of faith in our financial decisions, the impact of our actions on our communities, and the eternal call to live in the image of Christ. Don't miss this insightful episode that encourages us to examine our lives and make choices that honor God and serve others.

Email your questions to Deacon AL: goodnews@catholicspiritradio.org