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09/14/2016

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KACB is having a orientation for students interested in volunteers tomorrow evening (9/14) starting at 6:30 until 7:30. We will be going over possible volunteer opportunities as well as answering any questions you may have. It will be in room 204 at the St. Mary's student center. Please RSVP to Clinton Friedrichs (210-363-5514 or clintfriedrichs&gmail.com). If you are unable to attend but would still like to get involved please do not hesitate to contact Clinton as well.

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05/02/2016

T minus 30 minutes until KACB's current events show, Real Talk, airs for the final time this semester! We will be discussing the primaries of the past two weeks, the big Cruz announcement, and much more!

05/01/2016

T minus 20 minutes until the final installment of Real Talk this semester! We will be discussing many events from the past two weeks including the primaries, the new Ted Cruz strategy, and more. If you are not in a car, or do not have access to a radio, have no fear!! Use the radio plugin at the top of the page to stream the show live on your computer!

03/07/2016

Tune in RIGHT NOW (5:00pm) and listen to KACB's brand new Artist Showcase Show with hosts Claire and Sarah!!! Whoop!

02/07/2016

Real Talk, KACB's current events / politics show will be moved to 11:30am today, because of the super bowl. See you in two hours!

12/11/2015

Now I'll be bold
As well as strong
And use my head alongside my heart
So tame my flesh
And fix my eyes
A tethered mind freed from the lies

12/11/2015

“The things that we love tell us what we are.”
― Thomas Aquinas

12/11/2015

Today's Psalm reads:

"Those who follow you, Lord, will have the light of life."

12/11/2015

The “Waze” of Providence | Word on Fire

The "Waze" app is an apt metaphor for describing God's guiding voice in our lives.

What can we learn about divine providence from a GPS phone app? Bishop Barron recounts the spiritual lessons he learned during a recent Los Angeles...

12/11/2015

My 17-hour 'spiritual' flight with the humble Pope Francis

Flying with Pope Francis - what an experience!

Reporter recounts encounter with Pope Francis on the flight from Rome to Nairobi and entire African tour.

12/11/2015

Happy Feast Day to Pope Saint Damasus I!

This is the beautiful epitaph he wrote for his own grave,

“He who walking on the sea could calm the bitter waves, who gives life to the dying seeds of the earth; He who was able to loose the mortal chains of death, and after three days’ darkness could bring again to the upper world the brother of his sister Martha: He, I believe, will make Damasus rise again from the dust.”

12/10/2015

From today's Gospel:

"Amen, I say to you, among those born of women there has been none greater than John the Baptist; yet the least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he."

12/10/2015

A message from Fr. David Konderla's homily this past Sunday:

"Today I spent part of the afternoon with a group of 5 couples, all of whom were here with me in the late 90s.... It was so fun to be with them because they're not very far from where you are. They were sitting in the pews where you're sitting right now, 15 years ago. And now to see them 15 years out from this experience, still listening for the voice of the Lord in their family, in their own hearts, still building each other up in love as a small group of friends, striving to grow in faith together.

"This is the message that God has for all of us. This is the life that God desires for all of us. That we would live as his disciples and because of the way we live, others would see and be drawn to Him as well."

12/10/2015

Spirit fall
Hear the voices of
Your children call out to you
We bow down
Heal the broken heart
Have mercy on us now

12/10/2015

From Fr. David's homily on Sunday:

"God is desiring this kind of a response from us. Not that we go off and wear leather belts and start eating grasshoppers - for one thing they're hard to find, you can't get very many of them... we'd all be very skinny. God is desiring that we live our lives with a heart that is open to his voice.

"So think about that. In our daily life we live in such a fashion that we are sensitive to and attentive to God at work in people around us and the cirumstances around us and the world around us. So that should God speak to us, we would be ready to hear and wanting to hear and wanting to be his partner in spreading the Good News of the Gospel."

12/10/2015

Some words from Pope Saint John Paul II's canonization homily of St. Juan Diego, whose feast day we celebrate today:

“In accepting the Christian message without forgoing his indigenous identity, Juan Diego discovered the profound truth of the new humanity, in which all are called to be children of God. Thus he facilitated the fruit meeting of two worlds and became the catalyst for the new Mexican identity, closely united to Our Lady of Guadalupe, whose mestizo face expresses her spiritual motherhood which embraces all Mexicans. That is why the witness of his life must continue to be the inspiration for the building up of the Mexican nation, encouraging brotherhood among all its children and ever helping to reconcile Mexico with its origins, values and traditions.”

12/09/2015

On December 9, 1531, Our Lady of Guadalupe first appeared to St. Juan Diego.

Happy Feast Day St. Juan Diego!

12/09/2015

Matt Maher - Because He Lives (Amen) [Official Lyric Video]

Have you heard this great song from Matt Maher's spring Album Saints and Sinners?

Download the song now: http://hyperurl.co/ev381l Subscribe: http://hyperurl.co/gtuqq8 Connect with Matt Maher: Facebook: http://hyperurl.co/cl5qc8...

12/09/2015

From today's Gospel reading: "Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest."

12/09/2015

Can you name the artist?

"Who breaks the power of sin and darkness
Whose love is mighty and so much stronger
The King of Glory, the King above all kings

Who shakes the whole earth with holy thunder
And leaves us breathless in awe and wonder
The King of Glory, the King above all kings"

12/09/2015

"This woman of faith, Mary of Nazareth, the Mother of God, has been given to us as a model in our pilgrimage of faith. From Mary we learn to surrender to God's will in all things. From Mary, we learn to trust even when all hope seems gone. From Mary, we learn to love Christ, her Son and the Son of God."
-Pope Saint John Paul II

12/08/2015

From Fr. David's homily on Sunday:

"God is desiring this kind of a response from us. Not that we go off and wear leather belts and start eating grasshoppers - for one thing they're hard to find, you can't get very many of them... we'd all be very skinny. God is desiring that we live our lives with a heart that is open to his voice.

"So think about that. In our daily life we live in such a fashion that we are sensitive to and attentive to God at work in people around us and the cirumstances around us and the world around us. So that should God speak to us, we would be ready to hear and wanting to hear and wanting to be his partner in spreading the Good News of the Gospel."

12/08/2015

Timeline Photos

12/08/2015

Happy Feast of the Immaculate Conception!

12/07/2015

St. Mary's Catholic Center | Current Shows | College Station, TX

All Current KACB Shows' podcasts are now online!

We like to record some of our shows so that you can still listen to them if you missed them live or if you're new to the station. Three of our current shows have podcasts:

Real Talk (Current Events show featuring Clinton and Luke)
The Kickoff (Sports show featuring Lauren and Kyle)
The Aggie Catholic Showdown (Game show featuring Josh and Natalie)

Real Talk and The Kickoff are brand new shows this semester, but The Aggie Catholic Showdown is on its FOURTH season! Not all episodes have been recorded, but many have, including the first episode of the first season! (with Josh, then-host Jackie, and contestants Jackie and Drew!)

Enjoy!

http://aggiecatholic.org/current-shows

KACB Show Podcasts

12/06/2015

Join Luke and Clinton tonight for Real Talk, KACB's Current Events Show, from 7:00-8:00.

12/06/2015

"The one who reigns forever
He is a friend of mine
The God of angel armies
Is always by my side"

12/05/2015

From today's Psalm: "Blessed are all who wait for the Lord." Be patient with God. He's patient with you.

12/04/2015

In today's gospel, Jesus heals two blind men.

“Do you believe that I can do this?”
“Yes, Lord,” they said to him.
Then he touched their eyes and said,
“Let it be done for you according to your faith.”
And their eyes were opened.

What would you say if Jesus asked you that same question?

12/01/2015

Howdy! If you live in the Bryan/College Station area, be sure to tune in to 96.9 FM Aggie Catholic Broadcasting for the best Christian music around. And now that December is already upon us (what?!), Christmas music is being added to our playlists! WHOOP! If you want a great mix of Christian/Christmas music, we're your station!

*If you live out of our range, you may still listen to our stream online:
http://aggiecatholic.stream.miriamtech.net:8000/live2.mp3

11/25/2015

Due to the Thanksgiving break, the remainder of the shows this week will be cancelled: Film Talk, Jazz Hour, Everyday Catholic, and the Aggie Catholic Showdown.

The station will still continue to play great Christian/Catholic music over break however! And while you are out-of-town, feel free to stream live from our webpage www.aggiecatholic.org/kacb!

11/25/2015

Today is the feast day of St. Catherine of Alexandria. A convert to Christianity herself, she converted hundreds more, including the emperor Maxentius's soldiers and even his wife (all of whom were martyred). When Catherine was sentenced to death herself, the spiked wheel that was to be used shattered upon her touch. She was then beheaded.

St. Catherine of Alexandria was one of the voices heard by St. Joan of Arc.

11/24/2015

Today we celebrate the memorial of St. Andrew Dung-Lac and his 116 companions who were martyred for their Catholic faith in Vietnam between the years of 1820 and 1862. The group was diverse consisting of Vietnamese, Spaniards, and French of which there were bishops, priests, and laypersons.

11/23/2015

Howdy KACB listeners! What tests do y'all have this week?

11/22/2015

"Amen, I say to you, this poor widow put in more
than all the other contributors to the treasury.
For they have all contributed from their surplus wealth,
but she, from her poverty, has contributed all she had,
her whole livelihood."