Morning Air

4/7/23 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ Mary Hallan Fiorito John, Glen and Sarah chat Good Friday and Easter coming up. Martha gives a reflection on each of the last 7 words of Christ during His Passion. Mary talks about the most important things you should know about Good Friday this year.

4/6/23 6am CT Hour - Monsignor James Shea/ Eric Scheidler Glen and Sarah surprise John on his birthday and chat about the upcoming Triduum celebrations. Monsignor talks about the priesthood and the last supper where Christ instituted the Eucharist and how that connects to priests nd Bishops to this day. Eric shares the Way of the Cross for Victims of Abortion that will be celebrated on Good Friday and the good fruit that comes from this work.

4/6/23 7am CT Hour - Bishop Edward Scharfenberger/ Fr. James Kubicki Glen and Sarah celebrate John's birthday and chat about upcoming Triduum liturgies. Bishop Scharfenberger reflects of the Holy Thursday tradition of visiting 7 churches on holy Thursday for adoration right in the middle of the Triduum celebration. Fr. Kubicki shares memorable experiences of adoration in his life and that of the saints and encourages listeners to participate in some way with tonight's special Holy Thursday traditions.

4/5/23 6am CT Hour - Pablo Kay/ Ashley Noronha/ Dr. Hector Marquez John and Glen give an update on the charges against President Trump. Pablo shares the latest from Pope Francis at Palm Sunday, Nancy Pelosi and Archbishop Cordileone and the LA Catholics Eucharistic Processions. Ashley reports on Pope Francis' health, weekly audience, Holy Week and Carbonara Day. Dr. Marquez explores the passion that Our Lady went through the first Holy Week as she followed her son to the end of his mission on Earth.

4/5/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Marcel Taillon/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah chat about Trump's response to indictment and Deep Dish Pizza Day. Fr. Taillon explains the special traditions associated with Spy Wednesday all the way to Easter and why the Church celebrates in this way. Dave breaks down 5 traits that leaders should have that are not taught in business school like forgiving and and asking for forgiveness.

4/4/23 6am CT Hour - Laura DeMaria/ Emily Jaminet John and Glen chat about Trump in NYC and UConn Huskies becoming the Champions for the 5th time. Laura reflects on the suffering of Our Lady during the events of the Triduum and how pondering her thoughts and prayers can help us to grow spiritually. Emily encourages everyone to join in on Holy Week masses and festivities and offers some tips on how to allow the heart of Jesus to touch our hearts.

4/4/23 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ Harry Kraemer Martha breaks down the 7 last words of Christ during his passion and reflects on what they can and should mean for us this week. Harry explains why he thinks it is important to remember to have silent time and listen during Holy Week to what the Lord is trying to tell us as we countdown to Easter Sunday.

4/3/23 6am CT Hour - Mary Hasson/ Annabelle Moseley John and Glen chat about Trump, Pope Francis and Final Four results. Mary explains why it's impossible to change genders despite what the culture teaches and how language can create falsehoods that need to be clarified. Annabelle shares the amazing life of St. Catherine, her inspirational quotes and what we can do to celebrate and live to set the world on fire.  

4/3/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Burke Masters/George Weigel John and Glen chat about Trump's court date in NY, Pope Francis back in action and results of the Final Four in College Basketball. Fr. Burke continues his series on virtue, this week with faith. George reflects on the legacy that JPII left us, talks about the day he passed and answers phones calls on what JPII meant to the people.  

3/31/23 6am CT Hour - Bobby Schindler/ Shawn Carney/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg John mentions indictment of President and update on Pope Francs' health. Bobby reflects on his sister's case and what is happening 18 years after her death in America with human rights. Shawn updates listeners on the successes for life in America and the 40 Days for Life Campaigns around the country. Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on Palm Sunday and the many aspects at play in the Passion of Our Lord including Peter, Pilate and Mary.

3/31/23 7am CT Hour - Mary Hallan Fiorito/ Mike Krzyzewski John and Sarah chat about the Pope's pizza party in the hospital and his departure home. Mary shares news of a recent poll that indicates values such as religiosity and having children are dropping. Plus firebombing of pregnancy resource centers are finally being prosecuted. Coach K visits with Morning Air to talk basketball and faith.

3/30/23 6am CT Hour - Ashley Noronha/ Fr. Burke Masters/ Kate Wicker Ashley reports on the health of Pope Francis and reveals his recovery plan while he is in the hospital. Fr. Burke breaks down the lessons we can learn in the sport of baseball that can help us in the spiritual life. Kate shares about the death of a close friend and how experiencing grief is a way to lean of God and reflect on what Mary and Christ experienced on Good Friday.

3/30/23 7am CT Hour - Andrea Picciotti-Bayer/ Fr. David Michael Moses Andrea breaks down the proposed laws in Delaware and Vermont that would try to strip the seal of the confessional from priests in an attempt to protect children from abusers. Fr. David Michael shares his vocation story and how he is using social media to help the faithful to grow in relationship with God.

3/29/23 6am CT Hour - Rhonda Stark/ Ashley Noronha/ Marge Fenelon John and Glen share the latest on the Nashville Christian School Shooting. Rhonda gives some tips to parents for themselves and their children on how to look at and understand tragedies like the Nashville school shooting. Ashley reports on the Pope's message concerning apostolic zeal, Italia cuisine and St. Ottone. Marge gives some practical suggestions about how we can get ourselves and our homes ready or Holy Week.

3/29/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Marcel Taillon/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah comment and give the latest on the Nashville school shooting. Fr. Marcel explains what the tradition of veiling statues and keeping Churches bare in Lent is and how it is supposed to prepare us for Holy Week and Easter.  Dave shares why clear communication is important and how we can make ours the best for ourselves and those around us.

3/28/23 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ Mike Krzyzewski John, Glena nd Sarah discuss the Tennessee mass shooting Martha shares how we can wear clothes or items that preach or share the love of Christ with others. Coach K shares his long time career with Duke University, all that he has learned and how his faith has played a part in the journey.

3/28/23 6am CT Hour - Mark Mastroianni/ Erin Berghouse John and Glen discuss the mass shooting in Tennessee Christian School. Mark shares why it's important whether it is TikTok or other social media [platforms to use prudence.  Erin shares the new documentary available today only in theaters. https://www.fathomevents.com/events/Santiago-The-Camino-Within

3/27/23 6am CT Hour - Bishop Donald Hying/ Tyler Vanderwheele Bishop Donald Hying talks about the new documentary that he did the voice over for in English and Spanish and the history of St. James the Greater and the Camino. Tyler shares his findings in those who are involved in religion and how this affects the length and quality of their life.

3/27/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Burke Masters/ William Albrecht Fr. Burke breaks down the lessons we can learn in the sport of baseball that can help us in the spiritual life. William explores what the original Church Fathers believed and taught regarding Mary and the Annunciation.

3/24/23 6am CT Hour - David Carollo/ Juan Carlos Sanchez/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg John and Sarah chat TikTok and March Madness. David explains what the significance of the 1 year anniversary of Pope Francis' consecration and why the war is still ongoing. Juan shares his thoughts on the popular TV series The Chosen and how it is being used as a tool for evangelization around the country. Bishop Mueggenborg shares his reflection for the 5th Sunday of Lent.