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Radio Maria was born in 1983 in a parish in the province of Como in Italy. Its mission is to spread the Gospel in harmony with the doctrine and pastoral indications provided by the Catholic Church, in fidelity to the Holy Father, and using all the possibilities that a means of radio broadcasting can offer. Today Radio Maria is present in more than 60 countries. It speaks to millions of listeners every day and in 13 different languages.
Unknown Host hosts Radio Maria Ireland, a religion show with 300 episodes published.
Rebekah speaks to Marion Mulhall from the Worldpriest Apostolate, Marion is the founder and CEO of Worldpriest, an international lay organization dedicated to affirming the dignity, beauty and gift of the priesthood of J
Deacon Thady welcomes Ciarán, a member of the Neocatechumenal Way in Killaloe Diocese for nearly thirty years, to explain what the Way actually is and how it works. Kieran describes what brought him to it: a faith inheri
Fr Peter George Flynn continues to reflect on the wonderful book of the Acts of the Apostles. Today he comments starting on Chapter 19 verse 21, Paul decides to go to Jerusalem after his discussion in Ephesus. He sends T
John and Eoin follow on from last weeks program where they talked about not giving up on yourself and forgiveness. This week they focus on trust and how to recover if trust is broken. They quote Joyce Meyer who states th
Naoimh welcomes Carmel Somerville from Louisburg, Co. Mayo, a woman who describes herself before 2019 as someone who “fell for all the empty promises of the world.” What took her to Medjugorje that Easter — behind her hu
Fr. Darren Brennan answers a question from a child worried about being made to go to summer camp by their mum — and who also finds Mass boring. On summer camp: Fr. Darren is warm and honest, acknowledging not every child
Fr. Adrian Crowley reflects on Pentecost as the birthday of the church and the ongoing outpouring of the Holy Spirit on every generation. He moves through several images: the Spirit as yeast in bread, working invisibly t
Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on the Pentecost Sunday gospel: Jesus appearing to the disciples in the upper room, breathing on them and saying “Receive the Holy Spirit.” Fr. Eamonn reads the breathing of th
Fr Peter George Flynn welcomes Fr Alex, prior of the Discalced Carmelite Priory at Boars Hill, Oxford, where a documentary called Trading Places brought three young men in their twenties — none of them practicing Catholi
Fr. Peter George Flynn opens with St. Bonaventure’s prayer for the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit and his Trinitarian theology: the Father as the Unbegotten, the Son as the Word and Image, and the Spirit as the Gift, the
Carmela welcomes Gustavo Munhon, a Brazilian living in Belfast for eleven years whose forthcoming e-book Gratia Plena (Full of Grace) is a compilation of poems and meditations on Our Lady written over 22 years. Gustavo t
Fr. Peter George Flynn reads Acts chapter 19 and Paul’s extraordinary two years in Ephesus, when the whole of Asia — Jews and Greeks alike — heard the Word of the Lord. The episode touches on the theological significance
Mary Stenson continues her series of recordings from Fr. Aidan McGrath’s talks to legionaries, this week covering what happened to the thousands of legionaries after he was expelled from China — including the president o
Donal O’Sullivan Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy open with a fascinating interview they heard on the Claire Byrne Show: Oxford professor Carissa Veliz on the ethics of AI prediction — how prophecies act like magnets, h
Fr. Peter George Flynn reads Paul’s famous speech to the Athenian philosophers on the Areopagus — the most intellectually demanding moment of his missionary career. He unpacks Paul’s brilliant rhetorical move: using the
Fr. Billy Swan presents from Rome, opening with a report on the Alpha leadership conference and its ten takeaways, which he reads alongside the Ascension Sunday scriptures — finding a perfect correspondence. His central
Nick Koeppel welcomes Adeline Corey from Lebanon, a newly certified Theology of the Body educator who has just launched her own ministry: the Song of the Bridegroom. Adeline describes the wounds that brought her to this
Caroline Busher hosts Suzanne Cummins reviewing the second book in the Marian May series: Immaculée Ilibagiza’s account of the Kibeho apparitions in Rwanda, where Our Lady appeared to a group of schoolchildren in the 198
In this episode, Margaret focuses on potato blight prevention (baking soda spray, the correct sprayer discipline) and companion planting: interweaving potatoes with onions, garlic, coriander, peppermint, chamomile, marig
Deacon Don welcomes Marie and Brigitte Unger for a special pre-Pentecost programme on the gifts, fruits and charisms of the Holy Spirit. The conversation opens with the upper room — the apostles’ grief at the Ascension,
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