About Us

Annunciation Radio, WNOC 89.7 FM Toledo / Bowling Green, WHRQ 88.1 FM Sandusky / Port Clinton, WFOT 89.5 FM Mansfield / Lexington, WSHB 90.9 FM Willard, and WRRO 89.9 FM in Bryan are Northwest and North Central Ohio's Catholic Radio Stations. Founded in 2006 with humble beginnings, Annunciation Radio has made strides to increase our listenership and visibility within the Northern Ohio radio market, and to fulfill our mission, to proclaim the truth of Jesus Christ, in union with the Magisterium of the Church.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Annunciation Radio is a Catholic media apostolate. In response to God’s call, our mission is to proclaim the truth in love. Our goals are to evangelize, educate, and encourage God’s people through the use of broadcast and other media.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Annunciation Radio is a Catholic media apostolate. In response to God’s call, our mission is to proclaim the truth in love. Our goals are to evangelize, educate, and encourage God’s people through the use of broadcast and other media.
- To equip faith-filled Catholics with the tools they need to live and share their Faith and to draw our youth into wholeheartedly embracing the Faith
- To draw inactive Catholics back to the Church and to bring others into the Catholic faith
- To connect the Catholics of Northwest and North Central Ohio with each other and with the Bishop of the Toledo Diocese. We follow the teachings of the Magisterium of the Catholic Church and are in full communion with our Holy Father Pope Francis.
Why Catholic Radio?
Following the call of The New Evangelization, the goal of Annunciation Radio is to bear witness and proclaim the truths of the Catholic Faith to the people in a fresh, positive way. Our media will help enable listeners to experience a personal and profound meeting with the Savior in presenting the teachings of Christ and His Church.
The Need for Catholic Radio …
Reasons for Hope…
The Need for Catholic Radio …
- 10% of Lay religious Catholic teachers accept Church teaching on contraception
- 53% of Catholics believe a Catholic can have an abortion and remain a good Catholic
- 65% believe that Catholics may divorce and remarry
- 77% of Catholics believe one can be a good Catholic without going to Mass on Sundays
- 70% do not believe the Eucharist to be Jesus’ most precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity
- 400,000 Catholics in the U.S. have left the faith in 2007
Reasons for Hope…
- 75% of Catholics agree that they are “proud to be Catholic.” Over half agree “Strongly"with this statement
- 50% of new Catholics who complete RCIA, get actively involved in a ministry or committee in the parish
- 93% of Catholics who attend Mass weekly or more are “Somewhat” or “Very” satisfied with the leadership of the Pope
Board of Directors
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Executive Committee
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Dave Vacheresse, President
Phil Dinovo, Treasurer |