A limited number of prayer cards featuring a photo of Sister Agnes and the prayer of her congregation, the Handmaids of the Eucharist is available with donation via our Online Shop.

Friend of the station, Father Elias Mary of the Franciscans of the Immaculate, has confirmed to WQPH that Sister Agnes Sasagawa, seer of Our Lady of Akita, died on August 15th, the feast of The Assumption.

We hope to bring you more information and perspectives in the days to come, and we join you in prayer for the repose of Sister Agnes.

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— MELANIA TRUMP (@MELANIATRUMP) July 14, 2024

“I do not promise to make you happy in this life, but in the next.”

The Blessed Virgin Mary to Saint Bernadette

WQPH Radio is a faithful and orthodox voice that reaches Catholics locally over the Shirley-Fitchburg airwaves and worldwide through the internet. In order to continue this God-given mission, we are seeking support.

It is more important than ever before to support the few Christian expressions that have not been swayed by the Spirit of the Age. WQPH has remained steadfast in the Truth and now we appeal to you: stand with us. Consider becoming supporter of the station by making a monthly contribution via the PayPal donation option on our website.

Our supporters will

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But most importantly, you will help us continue this service that has steadfastly been about communicating the Faith clearly and winning souls for God.

For more information, contact us at contact@wqphradio.org with the subject ‘supporter’.

The “Parentage Equality Bill” is one of the most radical laws to ever be passed by the Mass. House, commodifying women and allowing children to be treated as nothing more than items to be sold, in addition to redefining the entire idea of what it means to be a parent.

The Act openly attacks the family by replacing the terms “mother” and “father” with absurd phrases such as “person who gives birth”, “other parent” and “genetic source.”

We still have time to stop this Orwellian bill from further undermining our society, but we must act now!

H.4672 redefines parenthood “on the basis of a ‘person’s intent to be a parent of a child,’” notes Patience Griswold of Them Before Us (TBU), an organization devoted to protecting children’s rights. “In doing so, it strips all mention of mothers and fathers from parentage law, replacing these vital familial roles with gender-erased language.”

Even more worryingly, the bill would allow a mother to accept money for her child before the child is born via a surrogacy contract, through which she could “‘match’ with the couple willing to pay the highest ‘payment of consideration,’ essentially auctioning off her child.”

The bill has passed in the House, but the Senate has yet to vote. We must act now and stand up for women, children, and the dignity of the family.

Please sign and share our message today with as many people as possible. 

Yours faithfully,

The LifeSite Advocacy Team

My hope is that this lawsuit encourages productive dialogue between employees of faith and their employers. No employee should be expected to abandon their faith when entering the workplace and unfortunately, I felt backed into a corner where my faith was incompatible with the requirements of my job. My prayer is that people of faith will flourish in the workplace and not feel as if they need to hide that part of themselves in order to be successful in their jobs.

Captain Jeffrey Little

@buttkicker7's call for young Catholic men to put their vocations as husbands and fathers first could not be more important. Surely we spiritual fathers can ponder his call to us too. Faithfulness is the way. Read the speech: https://t.co/oC4NP4KaZl

— Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone (@ArchCordileone) May 17, 2024

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We join Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, and all the Ordinaries of the Holy Land in calling for a day of fasting, abstinence, and prayer on October 17th. Read Cardinal Pizzaballa's statement at: https://t.co/MPh9cIvI4c pic.twitter.com/a1rR08w795

— U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (@USCCB) October 12, 2023

“Be Not Afraid” hymn performed by EWTN Daily Mass Choir for the September 17th Sunday Mass