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#10-29 (July 12, 2010)
Highlights from this episode of American Catholic Radio include:
Living Faith
Producer Judy Zarick interviews Sam and Beth Meier, who work with the "My House" Initiative in the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kansas. This program helps people break free from pornography and sexual addictions, protects families and marriages from pornography, and invites people to a new vision of love and intimacy.
Ask a Franciscan
Producer Sharon Cross and Franciscan Fr. Dan Kroger, O.F.M., answer email questions.
Minute Meditation
Barbara Beckwith reads from Living a Spirituality of Action: A Woman's Perspective, by Joan Mueller, published by St. Anthony Messenger Press.
Marriage Moment
The Catholic Church in the United States is making marriage a priority, with a multi-year Pastoral Initiative to explore what sacramental married life means for the Church and for society. Commentator Susan Hines-Brigger, Assistant Managing Editor of St. Anthony Messenger magazine for the past 16 years, and author of the "Faith-Filled Family" column for the magazine, presents a reflection entitled, "Recalculating Route."
Exploring Our Faith
As the National Catholic Council on Alcoholism celebrates its 60th anniversary this week in St. Paul, Minnesota, Producer John Feister talks with the executive director of NCCA, Mr. Richard Thibodeau. He’s a licensed professional social worker with 35 years of experience in the field, specializing in family wellness issues through his work with families, the courts and in his writing. He joined the staff of the National Catholic Council on Alcoholism in 2005 as its executive director.
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