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The Women of Grace Radio podcast is a truly remarkable and inspiring show that has had a profound impact on my faith journey. For the past two years, I have had the privilege of tuning in to this program and it has been an invaluable source of knowledge, wisdom, and spiritual growth for me since my reversion to the Catholic Faith. Hosted by Johnnette Benkovic Williams, this podcast is a treasure trove of insights into the Catholic faith and offers practical guidance on how to live out our faith in today's world. The way in which Johnnette prays and gives all praise, honor, and glory to God is a beautiful example for us all.
One of the best aspects of The Women of Grace Radio podcast is the way in which the Holy Spirit speaks through Johnnette. Her deep connection with God is evident in every episode as she shares her personal experiences, biblical teachings, and theological insights. Listening to her speak feels like witnessing a beautiful story unfold before your ears and eyes. Her words inspire and empower listeners to go out into the world and spread the Good News. Additionally, I truly appreciate how Johnnette teaches us not only how to pray but also how to listen for God's voice and be discerning mothers who guide our children to navigate the challenges of living in this world without being consumed by it.
However, one aspect that some listeners may find off-putting is when Johnnette goes off on what appears to be a Pentecostal rant or sings Protestant songs. As Catholics, we have our own rich traditions and practices that we can draw from, so these departures may feel misplaced or jarring for some listeners. It would be beneficial if Johnnette could ensure that her teachings align more closely with Catholic doctrine and liturgical practices.
In conclusion, The Women of Grace Radio podcast is a true blessing for anyone seeking spiritual growth, understanding of their Catholic faith, and practical guidance on how to live as a faithful follower of Christ. Johnnette's deep connection with the Holy Spirit and her ability to impart knowledge and inspire listeners is truly remarkable. Despite some minor differences in approach, I highly recommend this podcast to both Catholic women and anyone looking for spiritual enrichment. The Women of Grace Radio podcast is an exceptional resource that has enriched my faith journey and I am grateful for all that it provides.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by Sue Brinkmann for Wacky Wednesday! They start off the show in prayer, asking for Our Lady to be with those who are ill, have passed, and any listener who may need her intercession. Sue follows up on a call about Thelema and the evils found in this occults philosophy.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by John Martignoni for Apologetic Tuesday! They talk about the infallible Word of God and the integrity found in the scripture. John dives head first into why the Catholic Church has Pope and how it is found in the bible.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams takes your calls as she discusses the hardships of walking the path of faith. Listeners call in, asking for guidance with regretting our past decisions and looking for prayers as they face exciting challenges ahead. Johnnette prayers with the listeners on the air, asking for God and our guardian angel to be with us as we face the obstacles ahead.
On todays prerecorded episode, Johnnette Williams answers your questions asked through text, email, and left on the Listener Caller Line. Can't call in during a live show? Have a question you want to ask? Call our Listener Caller, email us at womenofgrace@ewtn.com, or text the letters “EWTN” to 5-8-1-7-7
On todays prerecorded episode, Johnnette Williams answers your questions left on the Listener Caller Line. Can't call in during a live show?Have a question you want to ask? Call our Listener Caller Line: 205-795-5773! Johnnette will answer your questions on prerecorded days like this!
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by Sue Brinkmann for another Wacky Wednesday. Together, they tackle listener questions on the spiritual concerns surrounding manifesting and Tai Chi. They also take calls from the Listener Caller Line, offering insight, and faithful guidance on topics such as St. Hildegard and Masonic curses.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by her daughter, Thea Parsons, for a heartfelt conversation about the beauty found in the Women of Grace community. They highlight the importance of introducing young women to a faith-based community, especially in a culture that has unrealistic standards. Johnnette then takes calls from listeners, answering questions and praying with them live on the air.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams takes calls to see how God has recently acted in your life. Listeners call in to share their experiences about Divine Providence, dignity of the human life, discerning Gods voice, and how to approach family members with mental illnesses. United as a community, we life up several prayer intentions to Our Lady to intercede.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams takes your calls on this Glory to God Friday! Listeners share heartfelt prayers for loved ones, express gratitude for the Women of Grace community, and reflect on the grace of encountering holy people in their lives.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by Cindy Westbrook as they talk about the impact of family. They urge parents and educators to introduce the faith to children and students as soon as possible with the developments of social media and the internet. Cindy shares how she felt called to help women find God and help them grow in relationship with him.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by Sue Brinkmann for Wacky Wednesday. They first honor Our Lady of Mount Carmel on her feast day and speak about the blessings of the scapular. Listeners call in to ask questions about Reiki, New Age jewelry, and the meaning behind masonic symbols.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams is joined by Dr. Donald Wallenfang as they discuss the topic 'Finding Hope in the Ordinary.' Dr Wallenfang is is a Secular Discalced Carmelite and Professor of Theology and Philosophy at Sacred Heart Major Seminary. With his insight, Johnnette explores the practical tools we need in our everyday lives to live out our faith.
On today's episode, its Marriage Monday! Johnnette and Jack Williams talk about regret and how we need to surrender it with humility to our Lord. Kitty Cleveland joins the show sharing her powerful testimony on how she personally put this into practice when her father was wrongfully convicted.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams invites listeners to call in and share what they're grateful for an Glory to God Friday. Johnnette reflects on the importance of glorifying God in all things, no matter how small they may seem. Whether it's the power of the rosary or a breakthrough in a loved one's health, listeners call in to share what they are grateful for.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams reflects on the power of prayer during times of tragedy. Listeners call in with personal intentions, including prayers for those affected by the floods in Texas. Johnette reminds us that the Lord is our one true rock, especially when grief strikes, and warns how the evil one often tries to sow doubt and despair in moments of suffering.
On today's Wacky Wednesday episode, Johnnette Williams and Sue Brinkmann explore the rise of “Grief Bots”—AI tools that attempt to mimic deceased loved ones. They reveal why this trend contradicts Catholic teaching and how it opens the door to spiritual danger. Listeners also weigh in with insights and raise concerns about the Book of Miracles and its deceptive messages.
On today's episode, Johnette Williams reflects on the recent tragedy in Texas and offers guidance on coping with grief and comforting others in times of sorrow. Listeners call in to share heartfelt stories of loss and healing through faith and community. Johnette walks us through meditative prayer for all those affected.
On today's reair episode, Johnnette Williams looks at the keys to the interior life. Johnnette shares on how to best use the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and we hear from listeners who share their experiences!
Johnnette answers your e-mails and listener comment line phone calls on a special mailbag edition.
It's another Wacky Wednesday and Sue Brinkmann joins Johnette Williams talking about all things supernatural including enchantements and rastafarians. Also is the "Telepathe Tapes" podcast ok to listen to as a Catholic?
Johnette talking about the verses about shephards & sheep as wellas talking about being one with God.
Join for this special "Best of" Marriage Monday on Women of Grace! Johnnette Williams and her husband Jack pair up to discuss marriage. Not only giving personal examples of how to best spiritually navigate marriage, but field calls from people searching for Godly advice in their own marriages.
On today's reair episode, Johnnette Williams encourages listeners to recognize how God is active in their daily lives, whether through blessings, challenges, or unexpected moments. Emphasizing the value of pausing throughout the day to reflect on God's presence and providence. Listeners share personal stories, including how small acts like giving out Miraculous Medals can have profound spiritual impact.
On today's reair episode, Johnnette Williams reflects on God's divine omnipotence. She emphasizes that God's word is living, effective, and transformative. She introduces the concept of a "substantial word," a word from God so powerful it brings about instant interior change. Listeners are invited to remain open to God's work in their lives through prayer, Scripture, and trust in His providence.
On today's reair episode, Johnnette Williams and Sue Brinkmann focus on false prophets and spiritual discernment. They explore how to identify misleading voices in today's world, emphasizing the need to discern truth through Scripture and Church teaching. Sue offers a five-step method for evaluating questionable practices on how to trace origins, assess scientific credibility, and evaluate spiritual fruit.
On today's reair episode, Johnnette Williams offers a personal teaching focused on the virtue of obedience. She explains how Mary's 'blind obedience' serves as a powerful example for those seeking to grow in holiness. She emphasizes that obedience is not restrictive but liberating, leading to peace, joy, and deeper union with God.
On today's reair episode, Johnnette Williams reflects on the power and importance of the Sacrament of Confirmation. She encourages listeners to stir up the gifts of the Holy Spirit received in confirmation and discusses the value of living as witnesses of the faith. She takes listener calls about personal struggles, spiritual healing, and the significance of choosing a confirmation name.
On today's reaired episode, Johnnette Williams reflects on the unique purpose God has for each person, emphasizing that we are created and called. Through Scripture, she explores God's deep, personal love and His power to heal and restore the broken or spiritually dry areas of our lives. She encourages listeners to embrace repentance, grow in holiness, and live with trust and courage.
On today's mailbag episode, Johnnette Williams dives into your questions from the Listener Caller Line, email, and text messages. This weeks variety of topics include surrogacy, our relationship with Mary, and the history of the Roman Catholic Church. Have a question for Johnnette? Call the Listener Caller Line at 205-795-5773 and leave your message!
On today's reaired episode, Johnnette Williams and Sue Brinkmann answer your questions about dream catchers, mushrooms, the new Disney Movie, "Pauline" and Johnette reflects on thoughts on Mother Angelica on the 8th Anniversary of her passing.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams emphasizes the power of intentionally setting aside time each day for prayer. She reminds listeners that God is always waiting to spend time with them. Callers join the conversation with questions about creating a prayerful atmosphere at home, while others offer testimonies of how they've built personal prayer spaces that inspire daily devotion.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams takes your calls and delivers heartfelt discussions on the topics you bring up. Listeners reflect on Pentecost, the power of prayer, and the importance of showing gratitude and kindness in our interactions with others. Johnnette offers a reflection on living as a Christian witness and the significance it holds in our lives. Powerful testimonies from callers highlight the fruits that come from embracing and living out the faith with love.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams celebrates Father's Day and invites listeners to reflect on the influence of their fathers and grandfathers. Callers share stories of the men who shaped their lives, offering gratitude for their love, faith, and example. Johnnette responds with her own reflections on the impact her father and grandfather had on her journey. She also addresses questions about surrogacy, offering compassionate guidance rooted in the teachings of the Catholic Church.
On today's re-aired episode, Johnnette Williams discusses remembering past sins and answers your e-mails and voicemails on today's Women of Grace.
On today's pre-recorded episode, Johnnette Williams and Sue Brinkmann explore deceptive spiritual and cultural trends, especially those rooted in the New Age and radical feminism. They highlight how practices like yoga, Reiki, and divination are often justified by misinterpreting Scripture. They stress the importance of understanding the Bible through the teachings of the Catholic Church. Johnnette and Sue share personal testimonies of conversion from these worldviews, emphasizing the peace and fulfillment found in Christ.
Join Johnnette Williams for today's Women of Grace where Johnnette has an extensive conversation with a caller about things that are supernatural.
On today's re-aired episode, Johnnette Williams talks about her morning rosary - being drawn to St Simon of Cyrene. We hear from a listener who is struggling due to infertility, along with a host of listeners who step in to encourage and help this woman, and embody the work of St Simon of Cyrene. Plus, a caller who tells of how he "died in 1969".
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams answers questions on matters such as: The existence of God, how God meets us where we are, and hears from a Navy Seal who is dealing with the guilt and stress over the nature of his job and what is has done to other's lives. Call the EWTN Listener Comment Line (205-795-5773) with your questions and comments, or email WomenofGrace@ewtn.com
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams invites listeners to share how they experience God in their everyday lives. Callers give moving testimonies about sharing God's love, the power of family unity, and the meaning of the Our Father prayer. Johnnette also addresses questions that arise during the discussion, such as whether praying the rosary is efficacious when not in a state of grace, and when is it appropriate for a layperson to perform a baptism.
On today's episode, Johnnette Williams and Sue Brinkmann unpack the creepy rise of the “Haunted Doll Tour” and the story behind Annabelle. They warn against treating evil spirits as entertainment and remind listeners that spiritual warfare is real. Callers share personal experiences, ask about the reality of possession, and raise questions like whether tai chi is just exercise or tied to religious practices.
In today's mailbag episode, Johnnette Williams reflects on bible verses, emphasizing God's intentional design for each person to live a holy and love-filled life. She encourages listeners to embrace their unique purpose and introduces the acronym “GREAT” as a guide for spiritual growth. Later, she answers listener questions submitted via email and voicemail, offering insight grounded in faith and Church teaching.
On today's episode, Johnnette and Jack Williams explore the delicate dynamic between parents and their young adult children. Listeners call in seeking advice on how to approach their children when they have drifted from the values they were raised with. Drawing from personal experience, Johnnette and Jack offer advice on how to communicate while respecting their independence. They emphasize the importance of prayer and maintaining a relationship rooted in grace.