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Every morning, on SiriusXM's The Catholic Channel, from 7:30 to 10 ET, Katie McGrady tells stories, analyzes the headlines, interviews interesting guests, comments on the culture, explains the lives of the saints and explores church history, tells you what you should pay…
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Bishop Barron's New Movie: Heaven in Stone and Glass (opens the original)
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Whenever a pilgrim or tourist steps foot into a sacred space, like a Gothic cathedral, they learn something of the Lord, whether they realize it or not. Bishop Robert Barron takes us on an epic journey to the great Gothic cathedrals in France, and he joined Katie McGrady to explore why this film is needed and what impact he hopes it has on the most devoted or even casual viewer.
Happy Birthday, Pope Leo XIV (opens the original)
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71 years young today, Pope Leo XIV has a childhood story not all that different from most Catholic Americans. His parents worked in education, volunteered at Church, he went to Catholic schools his whole life, pursued the priesthood and ministry, went on to grad school and served as a missionary in Peru. Today, we celebrate his life and ministry, and wish him the happiest of birthdays!
Will AI kill us all? (opens the original)
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With a series of resignations at major AI companies, the alarm bells are beginning to ring: AI WILL KILL US ALL? Or will it? Katie (a certified AI skeptic if there ever was one) discusses this, with callers chiming in, on today's show.
The Priest of the Port: St. Peter Claver (opens the original)
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He would go down to the port to greet the slave ships, bringing fruit and citrus to help cure the scurvy so many of the enslaved men and women suffered from as they were transported across the Atlantic. Preaching to the enslaved and the slaver alike, St. Peter Claver's mission was clear: treat everyone with dignity, and preach the goodness of the human person and the love of Jesus, especially to those held captive.
I'm Depressed, Now What? A new book from Tommy Tighe (opens the original)
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“When we’re feeling depressed, we can’t really count on our brains to help us figure out ways to cope,” Tighe explains. “But we can pull out a playbook we’ve put together ahead of time to remind us of the tools we can use to find that peace we so desperately desire.” Tommy Tighe joins Katie McGrady to deep dive into his latest from Ave Maria Pres
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