Holy Family Communications

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Holy Family Communications is a not-for-profit corporation founded to promote the teachings and traditions of the Catholic faith through a radio ministry. Established on August 15, 1999, Holy Family Communications is headquartered in Williamsville, NY. It owns and operates four Catholic radio stations, including WLOF, 101.7 FM in Buffalo, NY; WHIC, 1460 AM in Rochester, NY; WQOR, 750 AM in Scranton, PA; and WITK, 1550 AM in Pittston, PA. Each of the stations are completely listener supported and referred to as The Station of the Cross.

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