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WSJE 91.3 FM Evangelist Radio WSJE 91.3 FM Evangelist Radio "Spreading the Word" Our STORY began in August of 2006 when I was watching EWTN on television. There weren't any specifics. P.O.

A "commercial" came on for EWTN's Global Catholic Radio Network. There, they showed a map of the United states with red dots signifying the location of their radio affiliates. I immediately noticed that there was no dot in West Virginia. and I wondered, "Why is there no red dot in West Virginia?" So I began to think on this. Then a memory popped into my head of an episode of "The World Over" wi

th Raymond Arroyo where he had interviewed several Catholic Radio station owners. I got on the computer and Googled "Catholic Radio." I was immediately sent to The Catholic Radio Association's Website. I read every part of it to see what it would take to get a Catholic radio station in West Virginia, Summersville in particular. This forced me to contact the president, Steve Gajdosik. I sent him an email on Thursday August 17, 2006 at 11:29 am, thinking, "Oh, I'll never hear from this guy. Why am I even wasting my time?" Thirty minutes later, I received a reply which began: "Praise God that He has invited you to become an instrument in this holy work for the salvation of souls." I thought to myself, "Hold on a minute, who said anything about being CHOSEN? I've just been thinking. I haven't said I was going to DO anything, yet!"
There is a great deal more to this story...724 emails and counting. As Mother Angelica says, "You have to be willing to do the ridiculous, in order for God to accomplish the miraculous." And miraculous it has been. There have been so many "God Moments," all I can say is, "It was meant to be." Please continue to keep us in your prayers and if you'd like to be a participant in this "Holy Work for the Salvation of Souls," you can send you tax deductible donations to:
Evangelist Communications, Inc. Box 388 Summersville, WV 26651

God Bless You,
Louise Molnar,
Founder of Evangelist Communications, Inc. and WSJE, Evangelist Radio

WSJE is a broadcast affiliate of the EWTN Global Catholic Network. EWTN is the largest religious media network in the world. EWTN's 11 networks broadcast in multiple languages 24 hours a day, seven days a week to over 265 million television households in more than 145 countries and territories. EWTN services include direct broadcast satellite television and radio; AM & FM radio networks transmitted through SIRIUS/XM, iHeart Radio, and over 500 domestic and international radio radio affiliates; a worldwide shortwave radio service; the largest Catholic website in the U.S.; electronic and print news services, including "The National Catholic Register" newspaper, and two global wire services; as well as a publishing arm.

05/31/2026

Sometimes differences arise because we use the same words, but define them differently.
From Genesis to Revelation, worship in Scripture is always tied to sacrifice. Abel built an altar. Noah built an altar. Abraham built an altar. Israel worshiped through sacrifice upon the altar.
But all of it pointed to one perfect offering: Jesus Christ.

The cross became the final altar.
Christ became the spotless Lamb.
And His sacrifice fulfilled every sacrifice that came before it.

That is why Christian worship is not merely music, preaching, or emotional experience. At its heart, biblical worship is sacrificial.
“For Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed.” — 1 Corinthians 5:7
“We have an altar…” — Hebrews 13:10

True worship has always been centered on an offering to God—and receiving the gift He gives back: Christ Himself.

THE PROBLEM IS NOT THAT CATHOLICS WORSHIP MARY AND THE SAINTS. It is a problem with understanding the Biblical definition of worship. We venerate the Saints. We worship God according to the Biblical definition of worship. Protestants only venerate God. So the problem with a good deal of their worship isn't that it is done badly. It’s that it's not worship at all. It is veneration, and that’s the reason for their confusion about our veneration of Saints.

05/26/2026
05/26/2026

Today's Bible Lesson

Prayer during the Transubstantiation of Bishops.
05/25/2026

Prayer during the Transubstantiation of Bishops.

It's never too late to answer God's call.
05/25/2026

It's never too late to answer God's call.

Scott-Vincent Borba, the multi-millionaire co-founder of global beauty brand e.l.f. Cosmetics, has been ordained as a Catholic priest for the Diocese of Fresno. Despite running in glamorous Hollywood circles as a prominent celebrity esthetician, Borba walked away from his lavish lifestyle after experiencing a deep spiritual restlessness in his 40s.

Trading his high-profile career for a life of ministry, the 52-year-old former mogul donated his vast fortune, luxury cars, and real estate to charity before entering the seminary. Now officially ordained, Father Borba is embracing a simple, minimalist life dedicated to serving the poor, the elderly, and vulnerable youth.

Happy Birthday to the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church!!!
05/24/2026

Happy Birthday to the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church!!!

The Holy Spirit is probably the most misunderstood of the three persons of the Holy Trinity. Don’t believe any of these myths, and help spread the truth!

Here are five common myths many people still believe about the Holy Spirit and what the Catholic Church actually teaches:

Myth 1: The Holy Spirit is a “force.”

Truth: The Holy Spirit is a divine Person, equal to the Father and the Son. Although He is called “Spirit” — a name that can sound less personal than “Father” or “Son” — He is every bit as much a real Person as the other two members of the Trinity.

Myth 2: The Holy Spirit didn’t exist in the Old Testament.

Truth: The Holy Spirit has always existed as the Third Person of the Trinity, from all eternity. Far from being absent in the Old Testament, He was actively at work whenever God spoke, created, or intervened in human history.

Myth 3: The Holy Spirit is of a lesser status than the Father and the Son.

Truth: Yes, we call the Holy Spirit the “Third Person” of the Trinity — but this refers only to the relations between the divine Persons, not to any difference in dignity or status. All three Persons of the Trinity are fully coequal, as solemnly confessed in the Athanasian Creed.

Myth 4: The Holy Spirit is just a part of God.

Truth: On the contrary, each Person of the Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — is wholly and completely God. God is not divided into parts. Whatever God does, all three Persons accomplish together in perfect unity.

Myth 5: A true Christian with the Holy Spirit will “speak in tongues.”

Truth: This claim is misleading. There is considerable debate over what “speaking in tongues” means. In the Catholic tradition, it most commonly refers to the ability to speak real, intelligible human languages (as the Apostles did on Pentecost), not the unintelligible speech commonly practiced in some charismatic circles today.

In any case, according to Church teaching, we receive the Holy Spirit and are made Christians at Baptism. We are then strengthened in the gifts of the Holy Spirit at Confirmation — regardless of whether or not we "speak in tongues."

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