The radio tower is now up and ready.

Parishes Respond to Catholic Radio

Six Families Contribute to Catholic Radio for the Brazos Valley

After months of preparation, the application to the FCC is in.

270 participants joined Steve Ray in Bryan/College Station at the first public kick-off campaign for the new Catholic Radio station in the Brazos Valley! CD sets of this event are now available for purchase.

The REDC Board of Directors meet with the Brazos Valley deanery priests to discuss Catholic radio in the Brazos Valley.

REDC Board meets with Bishop Aymond to seek his blessing on our Catholic Radio effort.

REDC Apostolate application for 501c3 federal tax exemption status

The Board of Directors held a meeting to discuss efforts towards the construction of a Catholic radio station here in the Brazos Valley.

Most Reverend Gregory Aymond, Bishop of Austin, replied in a letter to the RED-C that he would very much like to meet to learn more about the RED-C organization and discuss its Catholic radio efforts.

The RED-C Apostolate mailed a letter to Bishop Gregory Aymond, Bishop of Austin, to inform him about the RED-C and it's efforts towards construction of a Catholic radio station in the Brazos Valley.

Our Non-Commercial Educational (NCE) FM application was approved and construction on our Catholic radio can begin! This construction permit expires in three years.