If we want better communities, we have to start by seeing immigrants as neighbors, not problems. Drop a ❤️ if you believe dignity should come before debate. Listen to the full podcast, here: catholicreview.org/radio-int… or anywhere you listen to podcasts!

Sister Norma said it plainly: “Todos, todos, todos.” Everyone, everyone, everyone belongs. Save this if you need a reminder that dignity is not something people earn—it’s something they already have. Listen to the full podcast, here: catholicreview.org/radio-int… or anywhere you listen to podcasts!

“Welcome the stranger” is easy to say until the stranger is scared, hungry, and standing at your border. Drop a ❤️ if you believe dignity should never be optional. Sister Norma Pimentel says the Church’s call is simple - see immigrants as neighbors, not headlines. That means more than compassion in theory. It means food, safety, shelter, and a system that actually protects people instead of breaking families apart. And it means remembering this: - every person has God-given dignity, - kindness is not weakness, - real justice has to reach the root causes, not just the symptoms. If this hit you, save it for later and send it to someone who needs the reminder. Maybe the hardest part is also the holiest - seeing one another clearly. Listen to the full podcast, here: catholicreview.org/radio-int… or anywhere you listen to podcasts!

St. Francis changed everything by doing one unexpected thing - he got closer to the people everyone else avoided. Drop a 🕊️ if you needed this reminder today. Listen to the full #podcast here: catholicreview.org/radio-int… or anywhere you hear podcasts!

66 men in formation this year. That number matters—but the real story is who these men are and why they’re saying yes. Drop a 🙏 if you believe vocations grow when people pray for them. Read or listen to the full #podcast and story here: catholicreview.org/with-66-s… or anywhere you listen to podcasts! @BmoreVocations

66 men in formation. 14 new seminarians. And the biggest surprise? It’s not the number—it’s who’s saying yes. If this gives you hope for the Church, drop a 🙏 and save it for later. Read or listen to the full #podcast and story here: catholicreview.org/with-66-s… or anywhere you listen to podcasts! @BmoreVocations

66 men in formation for the priesthood - and it’s not just about the number. It’s about the kind of men saying yes. Drop a 🙏 if you believe vocations still matter, and save this if you want a reminder that God calls from every background. Read or listen to the full #podcast and story here: catholicreview.org/with-66-s… or anywhere you listen to podcasts! @BmoreVocations

66 men in formation now - and the real story isn’t the number.It’s who they are. These are guys from all kinds of backgrounds - 17 to 36, fresh out of high school, teachers, scientists, men who came back to the faith, men who never really left it. Drop a 🙏 if you’ve noticed a renewed hunger for faith too. Read or listen to the full #podcast and story here: catholicreview.org/with-66-s… or anywhere you listen to podcasts! @BmoreVocations

Fulton Sheen didn’t win people with flash. He won them with truth, simplicity, and a chalkboard. Save this if you love seeing how real substance still cuts through the noise. Listen to the #podcast here: catholicreview.org/radio-int… or anywhere you listen to podcasts! #FultonSheen #CatholicReview #CatholicMedia #Beatification #FaithInAction #FaithAndTruth #SpiritualGrowth #FaithJourney

Drop a 🔥 if you love a creator who can hold a crowd without flash. Fulton Sheen didn’t win people over with production. He won them with substance - deep thought, simple language, and a real prayer life. Listen to the #podcast here: catholicreview.org/radio-int… or anywhere you listen to podcasts!