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Catholic Radio Is on the Air in San Francisco
BY TIM DRAKE REGISTER SENIOR WRITER
Dec. 23, 2007 - Jan. 5, 2008 Issue |
Posted 12/18/07 at 11:03 AM
SAN FRANCISCO — A small group of priests and individuals
gathered atop a hill in the Bay View area of San Francisco Dec. 10. Their
presence barely registered a ripple in the bustle of the city. Yet, as a priest
blessed the radio tower site for the launch of a new Catholic radio station,
those gathered knew that their efforts would send forth ripples that might echo
in eternity.
“The hill overlooks the bay named for St. Francis,” said
Doug Sherman the morning of the station’s launch....
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