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Saturday of the 15th Week in Ordinary Time Optional Memorial of St. Camillus de Lellis, 1550-1614; born in Italy, and worked for a Capuchin friary, but suffered from a leg wound and compulsive gambling; in Rome, he worked at a hospital, became a nurse, and eventually director of the hospital; at age 32, he decided to become a priest; he founded a religious order focused on caring for the sick Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 7/18/26 Gospel: Matthew 12:14-21 Podcast: Play in new window |

Hour 1 for 7/17/26 Ed Morrisey and Stephen Richer, legal fellow with Cato’s Robert A. Levy Center for Constitutional Studies discusses the President’s speech and questions related to election security (2:34). Topics/calls: foreign interference (6:47), the voting process (12:56), mail-in-ballots (15:37), the President’s intelligence apparatus (19:25), and voter registration (24:32), Arizona elections (27:25), and the Save America Act (29:25).

Hour 3 for 7/17/26 Ed and Peter Grandich discuss the state of the economy (1:33), the unpredictability of the future (7:46), what Trump will do (14:56), and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh (20:55). Then, Christian Toto coversYoung Washington (27:59), the box office comeback (41:22), andThe Odyssey(44:05). Links: Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe:

Hour 2 for 7/17/26 Ed and Maribeth pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy (1:00). Then, Canon Robert Lynam joins the show to discuss the heroic life of Daniel Anderl who was tragically murdered (25:49) and whose cause for canonization has now begun (42:16). Link: https://www.catholic.edu/all-stories/canonization-inquiry-opens-catholic-university-alumnus-daniel-anderl Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: RSS Drew Mariani is an award-winning journalist, writer and broadcaster.

On The Patrick Madrid Show, Albert called in to ask about the paintings and sculptures that we see in religious places such as churches. He wanted to know why so many religious figures are depicted with grim or somber facial expressions when we are called to be a joyful people that spreads good news. Patrick said that ultimately it comes down to the artist.

Fertility doctor weighs in on reports that most women of childbearing years will be child-free by 2030 (2:32) • New hormone monitors help women in every stage of reproductive life (13:04) Why Women Are Saying Yes

Doug explores modern relationships from every angle—from the dangers of creating an AI soulmate to offering practical dating advice for those seeking a real human connection. PLUS: The Friday rant. Listener questions and comments: Tracey – Monica said that people with personality disorders have trouble with relationships. Could you expand on that a little? It speaks to our daughter and we want to know how to approach her.

Tim and Maggie sit down at the kitchen table to reflect on the biggest decision they made for their family: moving and committing three years of service to the National Eucharistic Congress. They share what the experience taught them about discernment, hearing God’s voice, and where their family is now. Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe:

Dr. Gregory Bottaro – Catholic psychologist, author, and founder of the CatholicPsych Institute joins Trending with Timmerie Episode Guide Difficult Conversations: principles for listening that transform a conversation. (1:26) Acknowledging Pain: How do we acknowledge another person’s pain and help move them from despair toward healing? (23:00) Would someone know I am Catholic by my actions?

Father Bobby Blood joins Deacon Patrick Conley to discuss Keeping the Faith in Dry Seasons What is Spiritual Dryness (7:59) Importance of routines in our spiritual life Why would God let us go through dry times in our life? (12:16) Elias – If I feel like I am doing well in prayer life, how do I best prepare for when the dry season comes? Juan – I am enduring a heavy cross, and how to carry it. (17:49) Break 1 (19:15) Wade – A few months after Lent I lose my spiritual drive.