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Highlights from this episode of American Catholic Radio include:

Producer Judy Zarick talks with Dr. Ed Gamboa, MD, chief of surgery at El Centro Regional Medical Center, in Southern California. He wrote Virtuous Healers: Models of Faith in Medicine, published by St. Anthony Messenger Press. He has made two trips to Haiti, one before and one after the earthquake, and is embarking on a third.

Producer Sharon Cross and Franciscan Fr. Don Miller, O.F.M., answer email questions.

Barbara Beckwith reads from Holy Simplicity: The Little Way of Mother Teresa, Dorothy Day, and Therese of Lisieux," by Joel Schorn, a Servant Book, published by St. Anthony Messenger Press.

Commentator Susan Hines-Brigger, Assistant Managing Editor of St. Anthony Messenger magazine, presents, "Paradise Falls."

The January 12th earthquake in Haiti brought a quick and vigorous response from Catholic Relief Services, the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. According to its Web site, www.crs.org, in the intervening months since the quake, CRS has provided food, shelter, water and sanitation, education and child protection, and health care to the victims, many of whom are living in camps, orphanages and hospitals. To tell us more about this important work, Producer John Feister interviews Tom Price. He is Senior Communications Manager for Catholic Relief Services, and he’s been with CRS since 1996.