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Why Catholic and Marian Radio?

by Fr. Louis Maximilian M. Smith, F. I.
The past decade has witnessed a phenomenal growth in Catholic Radio in the United States: whereas only seven Catholic radio stations were in operation just over a decade ago, that number has skyrocketed to over 185 in the present day. Adding its presence to this growing list is Radio CorMariae, 88.5 FM, WPMW Bayview-New Bedford, Massachusetts. Radio CorMariae marked its official launch on March 25, 2011, the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord. |
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Radio CorMariae fires up their Antenna |
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Ave Maria!
Yesterday, 16 December 2010, was the unofficial birthday of Radio CorMariae. At around 5:30pm we jerry-rigged the newly installed antenna line, connected it up to the transmitter, and fired up the radio station for the first time. It was an incredibly joyful event as this was the culmination of over 2 years of hard work by a huge team of volunteers to get this radio station up and running – and we, the privileged few, got to enjoy the fruit of all that hard work – if only for a brief period of time.
Don’t get excited and tune in your radio to 88.5 FM yet! This was only our first test transmission and there is still a lot of technical and engineering work to be completed before we can go on the air full-time. Our official launch date is set for 25 March 2011.
Pictures tell a big part of the story:
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Radio CorMariae gets Newspaper Coverage in New Bedford |
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By Linda Andrade Rodrigues
NEW BEDFORD — The Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate, together with their lay apostolate, the Mission of the Immaculate Mediatrix (MIM), are about to launch New Bedford's first Catholic radio station — and the first Catholic radio station located in the Diocese of Fall River. |
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The Friars Behind the Future Radio Station in New Bedford |
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By Linda Andrade Rodrigues
NEW BEDFORD — Wearing a simple gray robe and sandals, Father Dominic enters the newsroom of the city newspaper. He walks slowly with head bent, and surrounded by cubicles, computers and harsh fluorescent lighting, he is an anachronism, otherworldly — 13th century meets 21st. |
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