New Spirit Mornings Website

Spirit Mornings hosts Jen Brown,
Matt Willkom and Bruce McGreggor.

Spirit Catholic Radio is excited to announce a new Spirit Mornings website!

Spiritmornings.com features a fresh, new look with free audio downloads of the week’s guests and interviews.

Updated daily, the new website is a way for listeners to stay connected to the Spirit Mornings show. On it, we will post links about important topics and guests, as well as links to social media, our blog and more.

“The new spiritmornings.com isn’t just a static web page,” said Kelly Miller, marketing and promotions manager. “The page will change every day and our hope is to encourage people to visit the page and become even more engaged. With the addition of the new page, we look forward to strengthening the connection with Spirit Mornings listeners.”

Make sure you check out the new spiritmornings.com, and tune in from 6:40 to 9 a.m. Monday through Friday.

Blogged by Lisa Maxson, senior writer/reporter.

Keep the "Hallow" in Halloween

It's Halloween, friends! And while in our culture Halloween is often synonymous with costumes and miniature candy bars, you may be searching for a way to incorporate your Catholic faith into this holiday.

How can you keep the "Hallow" in Halloween?

Bruce McGregor and Jen Brown of Spirit Mornings
 with several members of the Dulac family.

Today on Spirit Catholic Radio's morning show, Spirit Mornings, we featured the Dulac family. Dr. Michael Dulac and two of his children – Colette and Gabriel – were in our studio this morning talking about how they celebrate Halloween. Instead of dressing as ghosts and ghouls, the children dress as saints as a way to evangelize. This year Gabriel will be a soldier representing Father Vincent Capadanno, who is the process of being canonized a saint, and Colette will be dressed as an Egyptian princess, representing St. Barbara, an early Egyptian martyr. 

The blog Catholic Icing, has some great suggestions as well. In one post, the author talks about explaining Halloween to children. You can read that entry here. 

Catholicculture.org also has a page with fantastic resources for Halloween including ideas for planning a Catholic Halloween party. You can read more here. You'll even find a recipe for a Halloween treat called "Soul Cakes." 

The website Catholic Mom has an entire resource page dedicated to Halloween activities, recipes and ideas to help families have a Catholic Halloween. Visit the page here. 

Finally, check out these creative, "Catholic" pumpkins from the Catholic Cuisine blog.

Photo from CatholicCuisine.blogspot.com

However your family decides to celebrate, the team at Spirit Catholic Radio wishes you a safe, blessed and happy Halloween. 

Blogged by Kelly Miller, Marketing and Promotions Manager.