Host Stan Ketcik talks with Father Michael Driscoll—priest, hospital chaplain, and author—about his books on demons and angels, Catholic teaching (including St. Thomas Aquinas), and how faith, prayer, and the sacraments shape our approach to the spirit world.

They discuss the rarity of possession, the comforting role of guardian angels, cautions about occult and sensational media, and practical steps to deepen hope and holiness; books and radio appearances are noted for listeners who want to learn more.

Deacon Al Lundy reflects on the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, combining Independence Day gratitude with readings from Zechariah, Romans, and Matthew.

He explores Christ’s peaceful kingship, Paul’s message about life in the Spirit, and Jesus’ promise of rest with a yoke tailored to each believer.

The episode also addresses current concerns about unity in the Church and invites listeners to pray, learn, and celebrate faith and nation together.

Email your questions to Deacon AL: goodnews@catholicspiritradio.org

Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn reflect on a Chronicles Magazine piece remembering Bishop Fulton Sheen, America’s first televangelist. They discuss Sheen’s life, his philosophy of “Americanism,” and his warning that loss of faith and rising secularism can open the door to Marxism/socialism.

The episode highlights Sheen’s belief that true independence depends on dependence on God, the spiritual roots of social problems, and his upcoming beatification in September 2026.