One of the most remarkable saints, that can be claimed by both Italy and the United States, Katie tells the story of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
The National Federation of Catholic Youth Ministry had a dream: invite the Holy Father to participate at NCYC 2025.
The dream is coming true.
This is a throwback to the announcement of Pope Leo Live from August 15, 2025, with a nice surprise at the end.
LifeTeen has come out with a second edition of their stellar "Catholic Teen Bible" full of micro-studies into Scripture, apologetical lessons, lists of essential passages to memorize, and more. Mark Hart, the Bible Geek, is the principle editor of this amazing new edition and joins us on the show to talk about it.
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The latest Saint book from Ave Maria Press is a must have for your desk, classroom, family dinner table, or nightstand. Use code KATIE15 for a discount on Ave's website.
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The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops meet twice a year, in June and November. Most people don't pay close attention to what happens at what is essentially an administrative meeting, but perhaps we should. Katie breaks down the inside-baseball of the meaning behind the meeting
On Friday, November 21, at 10:15 a.m. ET, Pope Leo will engage in a live dialogue with young people at the National Catholic Youth Conference. Katie gets to moderate the conversation, that YOU can watch thanks to the streaming of EWTN.
While going through a TSA line, Katie remembers a key thing: kindness ocsts you nothing
Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. sits down to discuss K-Pop Demon Hunters and what makes this movie so thought provoking and charming.
John Carroll, born in Maryland, was sent to Europe to study, became a Jesuit, and eventually made his way back to the U.S. and somehow ended up on an epic roadtrip to Canada with Ben Franklin. That's not the premise of a strange buddy-cop film, but instead the story of Bishop John Carroll, who was appointed the first Bishop of Baltimore on this day, in 1789, by Pope Pius VI.
Sarah Kroger's latest project, a children's book based off her remarkable song, Belovedness.
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In this engaging conversation, Katie Prejean McGrady and Dallas Jenkins discuss the challenges and triumphs of filming Season Six of The Chosen, the impact of the series on viewers' faith, and the exciting launch of The Chosen Adventures, an animated series aimed at children. They explore the importance of quality storytelling in faith-based entertainment and the collaboration with Hollywood talent to create a captivating viewing experience for families.
Opening monologue for 10-31-2025 on The Katie McGrady Show on SiriusXM's The Catholic Channel
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Lauren Moore was paralyzed in January due to a rare disease that took a lot of effort to diagnose. She's risen from the ashes of that horrific struggle and is returning to the stage to share her musical talents on November 4 at the Meyerson Symphony Hall in Dallas.
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You don't understand liturgy til you visit Notre Dame. Not Mass at the Basilica, but a Notre Dame Football Game. Fr. Nate Wills stops by the show to share about Notre Dame Football and his inspiring new book, Pray Like a Champion Today
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In this conversation from The Katie McGrady Show on SiriusXM's The Catholic Channel, Heather Khym and I discuss our recent collaboration on the Bible Across America project, a large-scale Bible study initiative.
We share our personal experiences with Bible studies, the logistics of the project, and the themes explored, particularly focusing on Jesus as Teacher and Lord. We also touch on the importance of community and preparation for the Advent season, emphasizing a more accessible approach to engaging with scripture.
Sign up for B.A.A. [here](stpaulcenter.com/kmshow), and be entered to win a free Ignatius Catholic Study Bible.
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In this engaging conversation, Katie Prejean McGrady interviews Emily Stimson Chapman about her latest projects, including a new Catholic storybook Bible for children. They discuss the chaos of book publishing, the importance of storytelling in scripture, and the unique features of the Bible that make it accessible for families. Emily shares her journey in writing the book, the selection of stories, and the artistic elements that enhance the reading experience. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding the Bible as one cohesive story and encourages families to engage with scripture together.
Katie sits down with Leah Nielson, an emcee of [SEEK 2026](seek.focus.org) in Denver, to discuss how FOCUS puts on one of the best Catholic events in the country. SEEK this year is in 3 locations -- Denver, Fort Worth, and Columbus. You should be there.
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