Faith-based Catholic radio surges in popularity

Friday, November 2nd, 2012

While other stations are being forced to regroup, WSFI organizers say Catholic radio is “estimated to be growing at about a million listeners a month because of the powerful impact it is making on listeners’ lives.”

Economic downturns are not only hard on the pocketbook; they are hard on the soul. That’s where Catholic radio is making a difference, supporters say. Continue reading

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