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"Did you know about this? In 1861, at the request of a committee of the joint house's of Congress, President Lincoln declared by proclamation " a day of National Humiliation, Prayer and Fasting." Congress wanted the day marked by "religious solemnities and the offering of fervent supplications to Almighty God for the safety and welfare of these States." This occurred while our young country was embroiled in the devastating Civil War.

"Listening is not the only way I have been influenced by Catholic radio. The listeners and volunteers I work with play a vital part in cultivating my faith. Allow me to pay tribute to my friend and colleague, Marlene Stapp in that role.

"The Spring Radiothon punctuated a new era for Oklahoma Catholic Radio. Because of the virus, hosts, guests and volunteers operated differently, many remote from the broadcast center. I took advantage of this to listen continuously as I took calls from supporters.

Who expected our Lenten path would take the dramatic turn it has taken?

Join Archbishop Coakley and the Catholic Man on April 4th for an evening of Food, Fellowship, and Fun.

Bishop Robert Barron and Word on Fire Ministries

Pat was a successful businessman with four automotive repair shops, and he advertised on Oklahoma Catholic Radio.

During November, we honor people who live life to the fullest in answering God's call to follow his Son in All Saints Day.

We invite you to participate in Station Identification. For $100, we will schedule and record you for broadcast during the radiothon.

Archbishop Coakley ordained 5 men to the Priesthood

There is more than I can share here, but I have participated in the Easter Season. I think it is listening to Catholic radio that has prodded me to want more. Now I am all ears to re-visit Pentecost. What about you?"

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