

Bruce Wawrzyniak is the host and creator of Catholic Sports Radio. He was born and baptized Catholic, has spent the majority of his professional career working in sports, and is a veteran broadcaster and podcaster.
His faith life includes being an Oblate to the St. Leo Abbey in west central Florida, participating regularly in a monthly men’s prayer group through his church, being the president of a weekly Christian Business Connections group, and being part of the Cursillo movement, having been attending monthly Ultreya meetings for a few years now and being scheduled to make his weekend in the Fall of 2019.
It’s not scores and statistics—Catholic Sports Radio is a weekly podcast located at the intersection of your faith life and your sports life. The show helps listeners find the right balance and priority when it comes to their faith life versus their sports life.
Listen along as interviews are done with guests who are Catholic and a professional within sports—current or former athletes, coaches, officials, clergy, administrators, and more from the pro, amateur, and scholastic ranks.

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He was chosen in the second round of the Major League Baseball amateur draft by the Cincinnati Reds and went on to play eleven seasons, appearing in over 900 regular season games with the Reds and the Atlanta Braves combined. He played an additional 19 games in the playoffs, including going to three World Series, winning one. After his playing career in the big leagues, he was part of the broadcast team for Atlanta Braves games on both television and radio. Back in his days as a student-athlete he also starred in football, and even went on to play professional slow pitch softball after his time in MLB. He is a past Chairman of the Board of the Major League Alumni Marketing and his story was told in a book called, “Welcome to the Big Leagues… Every Man’s Journey to Significance.”
