WDMC is proud to announce the “Founder’s Club.” For a contribution of $50,000 or more, we will include your name and picture on the wall in the radio station and on our web site. A great way to honor one’s spouse,parents, special person or to remember a decease loved one. If privacy is a concern, your name could be listed as “anonymous” as well as the amount donated.
National Catholic Radio offers the results of its nationwide survey of Catholic radio listeners. • 94% are more spiritually engaged • 63% are better able to teach their children the Faith • 52% are now more involved with their parish...and more generous with it View Detailed Results
If you have a car, truck or some other vehicle you don't want anymore, but you still think its worth something, why not donate it to Divine Mercy Radio. We accept most vehicles, from cars to boats to motorcycles, and turn the gift into support for the great Catholic programming you love. More Information regarding Vehicle Donation
Divine Mercy Radio broadcasts Public Service Announcements consistent with our Mission. If you would like to submit a PSA request, visit our PSA request page. The PSA Request page is also a menu selection at the top of this page.
Tuesday, March 16th was a very special day for Divine Mercy Radio as we broadcast for the first time from our new towers. Many years in the planning and almost 2 years to construct, this new 3-tower array means a strong and clear sound for current as well as future listeners living in areas not previously covered by WDMC or any other Catholic radio station. A population of over 1.6 million can now tune into and listen to Catholic programming on our station. We are most grateful to all who helped with their prayers and support without which, this would not have been possible.
The remote transmitter building and tower site is approximately 1 mile west of I-95 on the Eau Gallie Blvd extension. The 300 sq. Ft. Remote Transmitter building has been completed. WDMC is now running full power from this site. Read More
Tuesday, March 16th was a very special day for Divine Mercy Radio as we broadcast for the first time from our new towers. Many years in the planning and almost 2 years to construct, this new 3-tower array means a strong and clear sound for current as well as future listeners living in areas not previously covered by WDMC or any other Catholic radio station. A population of over 1.6 million can now tune into and listen to Catholic programming on our station. We are most grateful to all who helped with their prayers and support without which, this would not have been possible. Read More
Miss hearing WDMC when you leave our signal area? Try the TuneIn Radio app for smartphone. It works on iPhones, Androids, Blackberries – all across the Smartphone platforms. Simply search your smartphone’s app store, or check out TuneIn.com, and download the TuneIn Radio app. Then, search for WDMC. Make WDMC Divine Mercy Radio a preset and take us with you on the go. Try it. TuneIn.com.
WDMC is now registered as an AmazonSmile charitable organization. Listeners can register to have their Amazon purchases qualify for AmazonSmile and name WDMC as the charitable organization of choice.
WDMC is now registered as an AmazonSmile charitable organization. Listeners can register to have their Amazon purchases qualify for AmazonSmile and name WDMC as the charitable organization of choice.
Tuesday, March 16th was a very special day for Divine Mercy Radio as we broadcast for the first time from our new towers. Many years in the planning and almost 2 years to construct, this new 3-tower array means a strong and clear sound for current as well as future listeners living in areas not previously covered by WDMC or any other Catholic radio station. A population of over 1.6 million can now tune into and listen to Catholic programming on our station. We are most grateful to all who helped with their prayers and support without which, this would not have been possible. Read More
Tuesday, March 16th was a very special day for Divine Mercy Radio as we broadcast for the first time from our new towers. Many years in the planning and almost 2 years to construct, this new 3-tower array means a strong and clear sound for current as well as future listeners living in areas not previously covered by WDMC or any other Catholic radio station. A population of over 1.6 million can now tune into and listen to Catholic programming on our station. We are most grateful to all who helped with their prayers and support without which, this would not have been possible. Read More
Tuesday, March 16th was a very special day for Divine Mercy Radio as we broadcast for the first time from our new towers. Many years in the planning and almost 2 years to construct, this new 3-tower array means a strong and clear sound for current as well as future listeners living in areas not previously covered by WDMC or any other Catholic radio station. A population of over 1.6 million can now tune into and listen to Catholic programming on our station. We are most grateful to all who helped with their prayers and support without which, this would not have been possible. Read More
