Kevin Matthews
Kevin Matthews, a legendary former radio broadcaster, has embarked on an extraordinary journey of hope that is both deeply moving and inspiring. His message resonates profoundly today, particularly with those who have drifted away from the Catholic faith or feel abandoned and broken. Kevin’s powerful declaration, “We all are broken, but we are loved by God,” serves as a beacon of hope and healing.
Available for one-day, two-day, or three-day conferences, Kevin speaks without a script, delivering heartfelt and spontaneous talks that inspire laughter, tears, and profound reflection. He recounts his transformative encounter with the Virgin Mary at a dumpster and the blessings he received in Fatima, imparting a message that is both personal and universal. Kevin Matthews is a speaker who embodies the miraculous. From his first divine encounter to his ongoing devotion to the Blessed Mother, his story is a testament to the power of faith and the enduring love of God.
Kevin’s remarkable story begins in an unlikely place: a filthy dumpster. It was there that he experienced a profound encounter with God that would change his life forever. Amongst the trash, he discovered a discarded statue of the Virgin Mary. This miraculous find set Kevin on a spiritual journey that led him to Fatima, Portugal, where he experienced further divine intervention. His experiences are not just inspiring; they are miraculous.
Over the past decade, Kevin has shared his profound love of God and the Blessed Mother with thousands. His recitals of the Rosary are now heard worldwide, spreading a message of hope and devotion. In July of 2024, Kevin released his second book, “Mary’s Roadie.” This is Kevin’s second book with Catholic publisher Matthew Kelly. This follows the success of his first book, which has deeply touched readers, including cancer survivor Charlie Fisher, who has distributed dozens of copies to friends in need of its hopeful message.
Kevin’s ability to captivate audiences is undeniable. Once a voice to 10 million weekly radio listeners in Chicago, Kevin is now an inductee into the Radio Hall of Fame. However, his current mission transcends the airwaves; he now consoles the brokenhearted and instills hope in the desolate. His dynamic speaking engagements range from prisons to women’s conferences, where he is lauded for his heartfelt homage to Mary, the Mother of Jesus.