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Cybersecurity tra AI, ransomware e attacchi multilivello: perché le aziende devono prepararsi ora
L’avvento dei nuovi modelli di AIamplia il dibattito sulla sicurezza L’arrivo di nuovi modelli di intelligenza artificiale specializzati in attività di cybersecurity, come Fable 5 e la famiglia Mythos, sta suscitando grande interesse nel settore e, ogni avanzamento tecnologico, rappresenta contemporaneamente un’opportunità e una fonte di preoccupazione.
Cybersecurity tra AI, ransomware e attacchi multilivello: perché le aziende devono prepararsi ora
L’arrivo di nuovi modelli di intelligenza artificiale specializzati in attività di cybersecurity, come Fable 5 e la famiglia Mythos, sta suscitando grande interesse nel settore e, ogni avanzamento tecnologico, rappresenta contemporaneamente un’opportunità e una fonte di preoccupazione. Da un lato, questi strumenti possono aiutare i professionisti della sicurezza a individuare vulnerabilità, migliorare la protezione delle infrastrutture digitali e accelerare le attività di difesa.
The 3 things you need to know about passwords, from a security expert
Passwords are both a curse and a blessing Passwords occupy an odd place in our lives. They’re both a blessing – keeping our data and information safe from anyone intruding into our IT systems and accessing them – and a curse, in that they’re often difficult to manage and tricky to remember. Cybersecurity expert Jake Moore at ESET, a European cybersecurity firm, is here with three tips to help you rethink your relationship with passwords – and hopefully keep hackers at bay. 1.
“What Do You Seek?” Pope Leo XIV Blesses SEEK 26 (Morning Air)
On Morning Air, John Morales spoke with Curtis Martin, founder of Focus, the Fellowship of Catholic University students. Martin shared that “God shows up every year,” and described thousands encountering Christ through Eucharistic Adoration, confession, and fellowship—“almost 17,000 last night” alone.
How the CLT Aims to Revolutionize Standardized Testing (The Drew Mariani Show)
Standardized testing might sound like a dry topic to most, but Classic Learning Test (CLT) founder Jeremy Tate joined Drew Mariani to discuss the newest developments that aim to cultivate much more than students’ future job skills. Standardized testing matters because it shapes what students learn. “Teachers inevitably teach towards the test,” he said, and that’s why he helped launch the (CLT) in 2015 as a third option to the SAT and ACT.
The Sweetest Call of the Week: Joey’s Birthday Blessing
Jake Moore serves as a Digital Audio Content Producer for Relevant Radio®. He is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, and is passionate about classic movies, Christian music, young adult ministry, and leading this generation to Christ through compelling media. You can listen to more of his podcasts at relevantradio.com and on the Relevant Radio® app.
Does the Father Have More Authority Than Jesus? (The Patrick Madrid Show)
When 12-year-old Zoe from Rio Rancho, New Mexico, calls in to The Patrick Madrid Show with a question that has puzzled believers for centuries — “If God the Father and Jesus the Son are equal, why does the Church call one the Father and the other the Son?” — Patrick responds with clarity, warmth, and theological depth. What follows is a beautiful conversation that makes one of the most profound mysteries of Christianity — theHoly Trinity — come alive in a way both kids and adults can understand.
The Saints of Purgatory (The Drew Mariani Show)
Joan Sutter / Shutterstock.com In this compelling episode of The Drew Mariani Show on Relevant Radio, Drew takes you on a profound journey through the mysteries of purgatory, Divine Mercy, and the call to holiness inspired by Saint Faustina. It’s a deep reflection on the reality of the afterlife and God’s infinite compassion balanced with His perfect justice.
Why Don't Most Catholics Receive Both the Host and the Precious Blood at Communion Like at the Last Supper? (The Patrick Madrid Show)
paul saad / Shutterstock. Many Catholics have wondered why, at most Masses, the congregation receives only the consecrated Host, and not the Precious Blood? In this episode ofThe Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick unpacks the theology behind this practice and clears up one of the most common misconceptions about Holy Communion.
How Postpartum Depression is Staged to Scare Women (Trending with Timmerie)
On this episode of Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie tackles howpostpartum depression is often used to scare women away from motherhood or from having more children. She shares her own story of a difficult season after a cross-country move with a newborn and explains how many women face ordinary adjustment stress that can look like PPD.
Fr. Rocky Met Pope Leo! (Family Rosary Across America)
On The Family Rosary Across America on Relevant Radio, Fr. Rocky returns from a special visit to Rome, where he met Pope Leo XIV and told him that thousands of families and children pray the Rosary together every night across America. Father, joined by cohost Maggie, takes prayer intentions from callers across the country. Nine-year old Claire from Massachusetts calls in to pray for her cousin Megan, a young mother battling stage 4 colon cancer.
Key Elements for a Strong Emotional Connection (Marriage Unhindered)
In this episode of Marriage Unhindered, licensed marriage and family therapist Doug Hinderer takes a heartfelt look at what it really means to build – and rebuild – emotional connection in marriage. As Doug explains, emotional intimacy is thelifeblood of a healthy relationship. It’s what makes you feel seen, heard, and safe with your spouse. But for many couples, that connection fades over time. The good news? It can be restored with patience, intentionality, and daily effort.
The Righteousness of Abraham (Father Simon Says)
Image via Zvonimir Atletic / Shutterstock. In this episode of Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon explores the righteousness of Abraham and what it truly means that “Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness.” Drawing from Romans 4 and Hebrews 11, Fr. Simon explains that Abraham was not justified by the works of the law – because the law of Moses did not yet exist – but by his complete trust in God’s promises.
Can Catholics Attend Invalid Weddings? (The Patrick Madrid Show)
When Melissa wrote to The Patrick Madrid Show, her email was simple and direct: she’d been a bridesmaid in two weddings years ago, both involving Catholics who married outside the Church without dispensation. Now that she understands her faith better, she wonders if she sinned by participating. Patrick begins with calm reassurance. “If you didn’t know the Church’s teaching at the time, then no – you didn’t sin,” he says.
"How Can I Discern if Something is Evil in Entertainment?" (The Inner Life with Patrick Conley)
On this episode of The Inner Life with Patrick Conley, Fr. Sam Martin explores a question that many Catholic families face today: how do we discern what’s spiritually healthy when it comes to entertainment – especially in stories that include witchcraft, fantasy, or the occult?
Should Catholics Celebrate Halloween? (The Patrick Madrid Show)
On The Patrick Madrid Show, Jacqueline from Long Beach calls in with a question:Is it okay for Catholics to celebrate Halloween? Patrick explains that Halloween actually began as “All Hallows’ Eve,” the vigil before All Saints’ Day, a time meant to honor the saints in heaven and pray for the faithful departed. While the modern version has become more secular – and sometimes includes dark or occult themes – its origins are deeply Catholic.
Should Catholics Watch Horror Movies? (The Drew Mariani Show)
As Halloween approaches, Drew Mariani takes on a question many Catholics wonder about: Is it okay for believers to watch horror movies? In this episode of The Drew Mariani Show, he welcomes Kevin Collins, director of The Merry Beggars at Relevant Radio and a former Hollywood actor and producer who worked with legends like Steven Spielberg and Tina Fey. Together, they explore what draws people to fear and whether that thrill can ever coexist with faith.
An MLB All-Star's Meeting with Pope Leo (Morning Air)
In thisMorning Air episode,John Morales sits down with five-time MLB All-Star Mike Sweeney to talkabout his encounter with the Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV. During a recent trip to Rome, Sweeney presented the Pope – himself alifelong White Sox fan – with a custom Trinity baseball bat featuring the papal motto “In illo uno unum” (“In He who is One, we are one”) and the flags of the Vatican, the U.S., and Peru. When Pope Leo held up the bat in St. Peter’s Square, the crowd erupted.
Cultivating Strong Sibling Bonds (Marriage Unhindered)
In this Marriage Unhindered episode, guest host Monica Hinderer, a licensed clinical professional counselor, is joined by her brother, Fr. Joe Hinderer, to talk about one of the most formative – and sometimes overlooked – relationships in our lives: the bond between siblings. With warmth, laughter, and genuine affection, the two reflect on what it was like growing up in a family of nine children and how their parents instilled in them the value of unity, forgiveness, and faith-filled friendship.
MLB World Series Preview and a Meeting with Pope Leo (Morning Air)
In thisMorning Air episode,John Morales sits down with five-time MLB All-Star Mike Sweeney to talk faith, family, and the 2025 World Series matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays. From his take on the game to his deep love for Christ and Our Lady, Mike Sweeney reminds you that humility and faith are what truly make a champion.
Why Do We Call the Pope "Our Holy Father?" (The Patrick Madrid Show)
Image via Fabrizio Maffei / Shutterstock. On The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick takes a call from Jerry in Nashville, who asks a question that many non-Catholics – and even some Catholics – wonder about: “Why do we call the Pope ‘Holy Father’ if he’s just a man like everyone else?” Patrick explains that this title isn’t about elevating the Pope to divine status, but about recognizing the unique spiritual role entrusted to him.
"I'm Praying for Our Son to Come Back with His Family." (Family Rosary Across America)
On this episode of The Family Rosary Across America on Relevant Radio, Fr. Rocky and Maggie unite listeners from across the country in a powerful time of prayer. Callers from Wisconsin to New Jersey share deeply personal intentions – requests for healing, restored family relationships, and the return of loved ones to faith and home.
Building a Virtuous Friendship in Your Marriage (Marriage Unhindered)
Catholic therapist Doug Hinderer explores what it means to build a virtuous friendship in marriage –one rooted in genuine love, emotional safety, and a desire for each other’s good. Responding to a listener who felt she and her husband “never built that kind of friendship,” Doug offers a hopeful reminder: it’s never too late to start over. He encourages couples to invest just 15 minutes a day – a “daily 1% investment” – to reconnect and grow closer.
Real Healing vs. the Counterfeit of the New Age (Trending with Timmerie)
Image via Mike Worley Photos / Shutterstock. On this episode of Trending with Timmerie, HGTV designer Paige Rienzo opens up about her powerful journey of healing from addiction, finding faith, and breaking free from New Age spirituality. After years of battling destructive habits with food, alcohol, spending, and work, Paige found herself in multiple 12-step programs searching for peace and purpose. But as she tells Timmerie, the road to recovery came with its own dangers.
Did Jesus Heal Mental Illness? (Father Simon Says)
In this podcast episode ofFather Simon Says, a listener named Stan from Burbank asks a question you might have wondered: Why doesn’t Scripture ever mention Jesus healing someone with mental illness? Fr. Simon approaches the topic with compassion and insight, explaining that while the Gospels don’t describe mental illness in modern terms, the effects of sin, suffering, and even demonic influence are deeply intertwined with the brokenness of all creation.
Is Protestant Baptism Valid in the Eyes of the Catholic Church? (The Inner Life with Patrick Conley)
In this episode of The Inner Life, Patrick Conley welcomes Fr. Michael Hartge, Vicar General for the Diocese of Columbus, to unpack one of the most common questions Christians might ask: “Is my baptism valid?” A caller named Matt joins the show from Tennessee. He was baptized in a Baptist church as a child and wonders whether the Catholic Church would recognize his baptism – or if he’d need to be baptized again should he ever become Catholic.
Can the State of Medicine Be Fixed? (The Drew Mariani Show)
Jake Moore serves as a Digital Audio Content Producer for Relevant Radio®. He is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, and is passionate about classic movies, Christian music, young adult ministry, and leading this generation to Christ through compelling media. You can listen to more of his podcasts at relevantradio.com and on the Relevant Radio® app.
Pope Leo XIV Canonizes Seven New Saints (The Patrick Madrid Show)
In this episode ofThe Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick shares inspiring details from Pope Leo XIV’s historic canonization of seven new saints at St. Peter’s Square – an event that drew 70,000 faithful.
"How Can I Better Dialogue with My Liberal Daughter?" (The Patrick Madrid Show)
On The Patrick Madrid Show, a caller named Joe opens up about a challenge many Catholic parents face today: how to talk about faith and morality with a child who’s grown up in a very different cultural world. Joe’s daughter is a senior at a prestigious university – brilliant, thoughtful, and passionate – but also deeply shaped by the progressive campus mindset. When Joe shares one of Patrick’s earlier shows about gender and faith, she pushed back hard.
How to Talk to Kids About Purgatory (Morning Air)
In this Morning Air episode, Glen Lewerenz and regular contributor Michael O’Rourke, founder of Strong Catholic Dad, explore how to talk to your children about Purgatory – a topic that often feels mysterious, misunderstood, or even frightening. As Michael explains, “Purgatory isn’t about punishment – it’s about love.” It’s the final stage of purification that prepares our souls to stand joyfully before God, fully cleansed and ready for Heaven.
"I'm Struggling to Forgive My Husband Who Cheated." (Marriage Unhindered)
In this powerful episode of Marriage Unhindered, Catholic marriage counselor Doug Hinderer and his therapist daughter Monica unpack one of the hardest crosses a spouse can carry – discovering a partner’s infidelity. The conversation centers on a wife who recently found out her husband fathered a child outside their decades-long marriage. Doug and Monica explore how a person can begin to heal from such devastation without losing hope or their sense of worth.
Did Jesus' Obedience Make Us Righteous? (Father Simon Says)
In this episode of Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon explores the Catholic understanding of atonement – the mystery of how Jesus’ obedience on the Cross restores our relationship with God and transforms our hearts. Drawing from Romans 5 and 8, Fr. Simon explains that by one man’s disobedience, humanity fell, but by the obedience of Christ, we are made righteous. Yet, salvation is not just something Christ accomplished for us – it’s something He invites us to participate in.
Woman Gets Pregnant Naturally After Being Told She Would Only Have a Baby with IVF (Trending with Timmerie)
In this episode of Trending with Timmerie,Timmeriespeaks with Dr. Susan Caldwell, a Catholic OB-GYN who specializes in NaPro Technology –a groundbreaking approach to women’s health that finds and treats the root causes of infertility instead of masking symptoms. Dr. Caldwell shares the story of a woman told she could “never have children without IVF.” After beginning NaPro charting with the Creighton Model System, doctors discovered endometriosis that traditional fertility clinics had overlooked.
"Make Sure You Give Your Friend the Trophy!" (Family Rosary Across America)
In this uplifting episode of The Family Rosary Across America on Relevant Radio, Father Rocky and co-host Maggie lead families in prayer with the joyful voices of children calling in from across the country. Ten-year-old Emma from Meridian, Idaho, calls in to pray for the souls in purgatory and for Maggie’s little boy, then makes a special birthday request for her sister, Olivia. Father Rocky joyfully sings “Happy Birthday” on air, blessing the girls and their parents with his trademark cheer.
Discerning Single Life (Morning Air)
On Morning Air, John Morales welcomes Elizabeth Busby, licensed marriage and family therapist and content specialist for the Theology of the Body Institute, to discuss how to discern single life and discover God’s plan for your vocation. Elizabeth explains that modern dating often treats relationships like a pastime rather than a discernment of marriage, reminding you that dating should be rooted in prayer, purpose, and chastity.
Jesus' Deep Love for Mother Mary (The Inner Life with Patrick Conley)
In this episode of The Inner Life with Patrick Conley, Franciscan Friar Fr. Daniel Klimek helps listeners understand why Jesus loves His Mother, the Blessed Virgin Mary, so deeply –and what that means for our own spiritual lives. Reflecting on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary, Fr. Klimek explains that Mary’s greatness isn’t only in her biological motherhood of Jesus, but in her perfect obedience to the will of God.
"How Do I Keep Prayer from Becoming a Checklist?" (The Patrick Madrid Show 8/22)
Patrick Madrid takes a call from Matt in Huntington Beach, who asks a very relatable question: “How do I keep prayer intentional when I have so many intentions that it feels like a checklist?” Patrick admits right away that he’s not speaking as a prayer “expert,” but as a fellow traveler who wrestles with the same distractions.
A Pope of Hope (Morning Air)
Image via Riccardo De Luca – Update / Shutterstock. White smoke rose above the Sistine Chapel, and the world rejoiced. Habemus Papam! The Church had a new shepherd: Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope. For Catholics across the United States, it was more than a moment in Vatican history. It felt personal. The son of a working-class family from Dolton, Illinois, Pope Leo’s story reminds us that faith grows in ordinary homes and humble parishes.
Why is the Chalice Not Regularly Distributed at Mass? (The Patrick Madrid Show)
Many Catholics have wondered why, at most Masses, the congregation receives only the consecrated Host, and not from the chalice. In this episode ofThe Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick unpacks the theology behind this practice and clears up one of the most common misconceptions about Holy Communion.
The Hidden Battle for Women’s Hearts (Trending with Timmerie)
In this unforgettable episode of Trending with Timmerie, Timmerie Geagea sits down with Sara Huff, once known as the most influential feminist in Brazil, to share her dramatic and faith-filled journey from radical feminism to freedom in Christ. Sara recounts how, as a young woman from a broken home, she was recruited into a Soviet-trained feminist network. This group targeted vulnerable women and taught them to reject God, family, and femininity itself.
"Till Death Do Us Part" Means Forever (Marriage Unhindered)
On this powerful episode of Marriage Unhindered, Doug Hinderer welcomes Catholic author Leila Miller to discuss a topic most people avoid: divorce and what happens when one spouse wants to stay faithful, but the other walks away.
Bishop Thomas Paprocki and the Lessons of a Declined Award (The Drew Mariani Show)
In September, Cardinal Blase Cupich announced that the Archdiocese of Chicago would be giving a Senator Dick Durbin a lifetime achievement award at their Keep Hope Alive celebration on November 3rd. Cardinal Cupich stated that the award was being presented to Senator Durbin for his work in immigration, but many responded by pointing out that he also has a long history of supporting legislation protecting abortion.
Is it Ok to Go to the Vigil Mass on Saturday to Enjoy Recreation on Sunday? (The Inner Life with Patrick Conley)
Patrick Conley and Fr. Marcel Taillon tackle a common question among Catholics: is it okay to attend the Saturday vigil Mass just so you can enjoy recreation on Sunday? Father Taillon explains that yes, the Saturday evening vigil does fulfill the Sunday obligation – the readings and prayers are the same as Sunday’s Mass. However, he challenges you to remember the deeper meaning of the Lord’s Day. Sunday is meant to be “the top of the week,” a day set apart for rest, worship, and renewal.
"The Doctors Are Calling This a Miracle." (Family Rosary Across America)
Join Fr. Rocky and Maggie for a powerful night of prayer on The Family Rosary Across America. One caller, Robert from Texas, asks for prayers for his twin brother Richard, who’s in the ICU battling pneumonia and lung cancer complications. Another, Lupe from Colorado, calls back with joyful news – a young mother named Renee, once told she might lose her baby and uterus, came through surgery without harm, and her baby is thriving.
Disagreeing Agreeably (Morning Air)
On Morning Air,Glen Lewerenz sits down with Catholic wife, mom, and pro-life advocate Angela Erickson to explore something many Christians struggle with – how to talk to someone you disagree with. From politics to faith, Angela says the goal isn’t to “win” an argument, but to win a soul. She calls this approach relational apologetics – sharing truth through authentic relationship rather than confrontation.
Getting Right with God (Father Simon Says)
Image via crbellette / Shutterstock. In this powerful episode of Father Simon Says, Fr. Richard Simon explores what it truly means to justify yourself before God, drawing insight from the Parable of the Good Samaritan. When the scholar of the law tries to “justify himself” before Jesus, Fr. Simon explains that the word justify comes from the Greek dikaios, meaning “to be made righteous” – a concept tied to balance, like a set of scales.
First Saturday Devotions (The Drew Mariani Show)
Image via AM113 / Shutterstock. Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: RSS Jake Moore serves as a Digital Audio Content Producer for Relevant Radio®. He is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, and is passionate about classic movies, Christian music, young adult ministry, and leading this generation to Christ through compelling media. You can listen to more of his podcasts at relevantradio.com and on the Relevant Radio® app.
"Is it Wrong to Name My Guardian Angel?" (The Patrick Madrid Show)
Ellen emailed Patrick and asked: “Is it wrong to name my guardian angel?“ The Short Answer: Patrick says, “No, don’t name your guardian angel,” because the Church actually says not to. Why not? Angels areright below God in the order of creation, way above us humans. They have authority over us, not the other way around. Your guardian angel is like your heavenly bodyguard, not your pet. Naming means authority. In the Bible, Adam named the animals to show his dominion over them.
"Should I Allow My Kids to Date Non-Catholics?" (The Patrick Madrid Show)
On The Patrick Madrid Show, Vivian from Orange County calls in to ask a question many Catholic parents face: What should I do when my kids start dating non-Catholics? Vivian explains that she has three children – one son engaged to a Catholic, another dating someone outside the faith, and a daughter in a relationship with a young man from a different Christian background.
"How Do I Handle Questions About the Church Being Wealthy and Rich?" (The Patrick Madrid Show)
Image via Kiev.Victor / Shutterstock. In this episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick takes on a question many Catholics face: Why does the Catholic Church have so much wealth when there are so many poor in the world? Patrick explains that most of the Church’s great buildings and treasures – like St. Peter’s Basilica or the Vatican Museums – were built and donated centuries ago as offerings to God, not recent purchases.
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