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We now have Official Holy Family Radio Apparel. You can order your hats, shirts and jackets on line today. Help us get the word out about WHYF by wearing our great-looking swag! Use the link below.
Holy Family Radio will be holding
an Online Auction this Spring.
DATES: May 16,17,18
This event will be online only.
All of the proceeds will support WHYF. It is easy and fun to do. We will share the link to the event soon.
Here is how you can help now:
We need new donated items for the auction.
Here are some examples of what we are looking for:
Gift certificates (restaurants, spas, stores)
Events tickets (concerts, sports, theater)
Unique experiences (vacation packages, tours, classes)
Autographed memorabilia
We will need all of the donated auction items by May 1.
Please contact us if you can help!
phone: 717-525-8110
email: contact@720WHYF.com



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Abortions are up in Pennsylvania. Statistics from the PA Dept. of Health show that 34,838 abortions occurred in Pennsylvania in 2022, the latest year for which statistics are available. The Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation has an ambitious plan to stop the abortion crisis in our Commonwealth. Please join us in our efforts by visiting our new website: www.PAPROLIFE.ORG
Do you own a business?
We have a variety of options for your business to support Holy Family Radio. In accordance with FCC regulations, we are able to produce on-air announcements thanking our supporters. We are also looking for sponsors for our podcasts.
Please contact our Community Relations Coordinator Russ Fry at Rfry@720whyf.com.

Did you know that the Diocese of Harrisburg has hermits?
For more information, use the link below.
www.flowerofcarmelhermitage.org
Speical Event at St. Joseph Church
Tenebrae, known as a service of darkness, is a unique and special time of prayer in the calendar of the Roman Catholic Church. The service contains seven readings, with musical reflections and hymns provided after each reading. Following each hymn or song, a candle is extinguished, and a set of lights in the church is turned off. At the end of the final reading, the Paschal candle is removed from our midst, signifying the burial of our Lord in the tomb. The darkness provides a "stark visual that Our Lord is slowly but surely left alone in the darkness of the world, fraught with sin." (Brent Klaske, Angelus Press) And we grieve. Please join us for Tenebrae at Saint Joseph Church on Wednesday, April 16 at 7 PM. Saint Joseph Church is located at 400 E. Simpson Street in Mechanicsburg.
PRAYER LINE
Are you in need of prayer? Are you lonely or overwhelmed? The National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton has a Prayer Line available with staff who will speak with and pray with you. Your prayer intentions may be placed on the tomb of Mother Seton. Call them toll-free at 1-866-202-4934, Monday – Friday, 10 am – 5 pm. They are here for you.

Holy Family Radio is a proud Media Partner with the Susquehanna Chorale. The Susquehanna Chorale is a premier choral ensemble in South Central Pennsylvania. They enjoy a national presence through live performance, recordings, and its educational choirs and programs, with a focus on choral beauty and artistic interpretation of the highest caliber.
Please support live music in our area!
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Shanthi Dham (Abode of Peace) is a Fransalian (Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales) initiative in Mysuru, Karnataka, South India, inspired by the life of Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who found Jesus in the distressing disguise of the poorest of the poor and served Him in the poorest of the poor, the unwanted, homeless, orphans, lepers, neglected and unloved people.
We rejoice that work is underway! Construction of Shanthi Dham began in February 2024; we are grateful to be able to share the progress since then with you. Please click the logo on the left for more information.