Listen in to this delightful conversation where two good friends get to ‘catch up.’ Host Peggy Normandin takes the reins on this edition of OC Catholic Radio. Peggy hosted the popular program “Call Me Catholic” on EWTN Network Radio from 2016 to 2018. Our accomplished guest today is Lisa Hendey, award winning author, international speaker, cancer survivor and motivator. Today’s discussion centers on Lisa’s original book series for young readers called Chime Travelers. Its popularity helped inspire a new animated Chime Traveler series, produced by Family Theatre Productions. Be sure to share this inspiring podcast!
OC CATHOLIC RADIO: SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL TRANSFORMATION (ONE MAN’S JOURNEY)
On this powerful podcast episode, listen as host Rick Howick welcomes a local man named Vince Vasquez to the studio. Vince has been a leader for many years with the Knights of Columbus, both locally and throughout all of California. Listen as her shares his journey and walk of faith in a deep and profound way. He speaks of spiritual re-awakening with help from the Cursillo ministry that assisted him in shedding hundreds of pounds of excess body weight. He gives all the glory to God.
EPISODE #115 CATHEDRAL SQUARE: THE COMPONENTS OF A GREAT HOMILY
Welcome to another episode of Cathedral Square, featuring host Fr. Christopher Smith. Over the course of several years going back to 2015, Fr. Christopher has had the opportunity to be interviewed on another one of our popular podcasts called OC Catholic Radio. This time, Father gets to turn the tables to interview longtime host, Rick Howick. Rick stepped away from his weekly hosting duties in the Summer of 2025, as he took a position at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. Listen in and see what Rick has been up to.
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CATHEDRAL SQUARE: THE PEACE IN THE STORM PROJECT
Welcome to another episode of Cathedral Square, featuring host Fr. Christopher Smith. On today’s podcast, Father welcomes special guest Maureen Pratt to the studio. Maureen is an author and the founder of the fast-growing ministry, “The Peace in the Storm Project.” This ministry brings scripture, prayer and insight to caregivers seeking God’s comfort, grace and peace. They also tap into technology to bring virtual pilgrimages, prayer, and resources to the homebound and their caregivers, a community within our church that needs the hope she brings.
https://www.thepeaceinthestormproject.com/
OC CATHOLIC RADIO: THE SHROUD – WHAT I SAW AND HOW I SEE IT
On today’s broadcast, co-hosts Bradley Zint and Andrew Meehan visit with a delightful gentleman named Deacon Pete Schumacher. “The Shroud of Turin: An Immersive Experience” at Christ Cathedral just recently kicked off its speaker series with Deacon Pete and his presentation entitled: “The Shroud: What I Saw & How I See It: An Evening with Deacon Pete Schumacher.” In 1976, using a specialized analyzing machine, Deacon Pete first encountered a seemingly 3D contour of a human form on the Shroud of Turin. Our discussion today will center around his account of this startling discovery — a phenomenon that cannot be replicated by any known artistic technique. Be sure to share this podcast with a friend!
CATHOLIC SPORTS VIEW: SERVITE HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES A FAMILIAR FACE BACK TO CAMPUS
On this episode of Catholic Sports View:
This week, football is back in the headlines as Servite welcomes a familiar face back to campus. Rick Garretson returns to his Alma mater as the new head football coach for the Friars.
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SOUNDS FROM THE SANCTUARY – MASS OF THE AMERICAS
Frank La Rocca is David’s guest on this episode of Sounds from the Sanctuary. His recent composition Mass of the Americas has made him a household name in Catholic music circles. Based off traditional Guadalupe hymns, Mass of the Americas has been performed at major Catholic Cathedrals and churches all around North America, including at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City, and, recently, here at our own Christ Cathedral at the request of Bishop Vann for the Diocesan Noche Guadalupana Festival Liturgy. La Rocca tells the story of this beautiful Mass’s origins, augmented by the story of his own journey of faith and music. And in case you missed it, re-watch the livestream of Christ Cathedral’s Mass of the Americas livestream at https://www.christcathedralmusic.org/concerts2526/massoftheamericas
OC CATHOLIC RADIO: A WORD FOR THE YEAR TO GUIDE YOUR SPIRITUAL JOURNEY
Together on today’s broadcast, we’ll discover the transformative power of prayer with an assist from speaker Beth Davis. Beth is the Director of Formation for a ministry called ‘Blessed is She,’ and she recently spoke at Christ Cathedral’s quarterly Bethany Brunch women’s ministry. In this powerful presentation, she shares how the Lord speaks to our hearts, offering us a unique word for the year to guide our spiritual journey. Listen and ignite your passion for Him!
CATHEDRAL SQUARE: THE 250th ANNIVERSARY OF MISSION SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
Welcome to another episode of Cathedral Square, featuring host Fr. Christopher Smith. In case you hadn’t heard, it’s not just the United States of America celebrating their epic 250th birthday this year. Orange County’s very own Mission San Juan Capistrano also celebrates 250 years in November of 2026! Joining us in the studio today is Executive Director Mechelle Lawrence-Adams to share with us this once-in-a-lifetime milestone and all the activities surrounding it. Listen and share this podcast with a friend.
OC CATHOLIC RADIO: EXPLORING HEAVEN, SALVATION AND THE LIFE OF PRIESTS WITH FR. WILL GOLDIN AND FR. GREGORY PINE
Live from the 2025 “I AM: A Beacon of Hope” Eucharistic Congress, listen in as Fr. William Goldin, S.Th.D., engages with Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P., S.Th.D., to discuss relevant topics in a Christian context. Utilizing popular culture references from Harry Potter, Star Wars, and Downton Abbey, they explore the pursuit of Heaven, the Christian life, and distinctions between diocesan and religious priests. They also address the resurrected body, the power of honest prayer, the necessity of priestly celibacy, and the current state of vocations.
