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Every weekday morning at 11:30, the voices of nearly two dozen Dominican novices and priests fill St. Gertrude Church in Madeira as they chant the opening antiphon at the beginning of their daily Conventual Mass. Sacred Heart Radio now broadcasts this Mass at noon. In addition to the beautiful singing and superb homilies by the Dominican fathers, we also broadcast the chanting of the Midday Prayer immediately following. If you can't join the packed pews at St. Gertrude, listen in. It's "a better way to continue your day!"
This statue of Jesus pointing to His Sacred Heart was a gift from Fr. Rob Jack to Station Manager Bill Levitt when the Sacred Heart Radio launched in 2001. Each month we'll show you a different example of the Sacred Heart, some from our collection and others we've found in our travels.
Do you have a statue, painting, stained glass window, or other representation of the Sacred Heart you'd like to share with the Sacred Heart Radio family? Send a digital photo it along with your name and its location to TheCatholicBeat_gmail.com and we'll publish it there!
What began as a local morning show has grown to a three-hour program broadcast around the county on the EWTN Radio Network. Host Brian Patrick, familiar to Greater Cincinnati through his years with local television news, talks to local and national guests every weekday morning -- it's "a better way to start your day!"
Want to connect with our guests? Click Here!
Seen on a street in Newport, KY, at last June's Cross the Bridge for Life event -- the "classic" Sacred Heart Radio window sticker (we now also have an FM station, 89.5).
Have you spotted a SHR sticker in the wild? Take a picture and email it to TheCatholicBeat_gmail.com, along with your name and the location and/or event where you spotted it. We'll publish it here and give you fame and fortune! Well, fame, anyway.
