Sacramento Bishops Hour

John Doering Chris Owen 9/25/19

John is talking Divine Mercy in October 

Chris is talking Ministry Days 

Andy Rivas 9/23/19

Andy talks all things USCCB

James Cavanagh 9/20/19

Liturgy matters 

Web Exclusive: Bishop Soto on Relevant Radio's Morning Air

On Friday, September 20, Bishop Jaime Soto appeared on Relevant Radio's Morning Air program to discuss SB 24, which will require all UC and CSU campus health care clinics to make abortion-by-medication available to students by state paid campus staff. He urges Catholics to contact Governor Newsom to veto SB 24. A link is available to contact the Governor: https://tinyurl.com/StopSB24

Deacon Casey Walker John Watkins Kathy Conner 9/19/19

Deacon and John are the Open Wide your hearts campaign 

Kathy is talking about Independent compensation for victims 

Rita Spillane, Rabbi Seth Castleman, 9/18/19

Rita is here talking a lot of subjects, including the Red Mass.

Rabbi Seth is talking Exodus Project and his article in the Catholic Herald.

Don Rogers, Marie Leatherby 9/12/19

Don Rogers is Global Church Engagement Adviser for Catholic Relief Services 

Marie is the executive director of the Sacramento Life Center 

Kevin Staszkow, Sally Read

Deacon Kevin Staszkow is the  Director Office of Youth & Young Adult Ministry

 

 Sally Read, author of Annunciation

 

Bob and Producer Gabe reflect on 9/11

Dr. Bennet Omalu Tuesday 9/10/19

Bennet Omalu is a Nigerian born physician who holds eight degrees and certifications in the medical sciences and business management. Dr. Omalu is the President and Medical Director of Bennet Omalu Pathology and is a Clinical Professor of Medical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of California, Davis medical school. Dr. Omalu identified and described Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy [CTE] in a retired football player, when he performed an autopsy and examined the brain of Mike Webster. Subsequently, he identified CTE in other high-impact, high-contact sports athletes and in military veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder [PTSD]. His work and life have been featured extensively in all media platforms across the world, and in a major Hollywood film, “Concussion” released in December 2015 by Sony Motion Pictures, in which the renowned actor, Will Smith, played him as Dr. Omalu. Several New York Times best-selling books have also been published on his life and work including “The League of Denial” and “Concussion”. 

James Cavanagh Friday 9/6/19

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