Newark Switches Diocesan Radio Station to Heavy Metal Format

Edit: nobody listens to their station because Catholic Radio and Media in modern America is awful and not even authentically Catholic. Looking at you Relevant Radio. Even when they get clergy who sound Catholic, they cancel them. Steve Koob with Radio Maria is starting to interview interesting people, and RM has a tradition of making Catholic presentation from its Italian namesake. (I’m assuming that they have some connection to Radio Maria in Italy and Radio Marya in Poland.) 

Thanks to Michael Hichborn:

[Lepanto] On June 4, 1986, Archbishop Peter Gerety formally stepped down as the head of the Archdiocese of Newark, paving the way for his young successor, Theodore McCarrick.  Speaking of the then 56-year-old McCarrick, Abp. Gerety said, “I believe it is time for a younger man to take over the reigns of office here in Newark.”    He also said that McCarrick’s ”outstanding success” in the Diocese of Metuchen ”augurs well for the future of this archdiocese.

As recent history well notes, McCarrick’s move to the Archdiocese of Newark would spell disaster for souls, marking the beginning of a long trail of scandals and ruined vocations.  Amid the sexual advances made toward seminarians, the notorious beach house bed-parties, and general rise in financial and personal prominence, McCarrick’s legacy of notoriety can now include the spread of openly satanic music.

Founded in 1948, WSOU 89.5 FM is a student-run radio station owned and operated by the Catholic University of New Jersey, Seton Hall.  Seton Hall, in turn, is a Diocesan university, belonging to the Archdiocese of Newark.  Mere months after McCarrick assumed the office of Newark’s new archbishop, WSOU changed its broadcasting format to hard rock and heavy metal.

https://www.lepantoin.org/catholic-radio-station-attached-to-archdiocese-of-newark-promotes-satanism-violence/

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