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Outreach ministry at a homeless shelter, songs at wedding Mass, letters behind priests' and sisters' names, Catholics and the Bible, the Advent Wreath and a popular Catholic saint are topics in this American Catholic Radio program.
Outreach ministry at a homeless shelter, songs at wedding Mass, letters behind priests' and sisters' names, Catholics and the Bible, the Advent Wreath and a popular Catholic saint are topics in this American Catholic Radio program.
#06-50 (December 4, 2006)
Highlights from this episode of American Catholic Radio include:
Saint of the Day
Today’s saint was a Jesuit and pioneering missionary in India, present-day Malaysia, and Japan. Who is he?
Living Faith
Pam Schoessling, director of campus ministry at Mount Mary College, talks about a ministry at a local homeless shelter.
Ask a Franciscan
May my daughter have “Here Comes the Bride” played at her wedding Mass? (Jamie); what’s the meaning of the letters behind some priests’ and sisters’ names? (Kathleen); are all non-Christians condemned to hell when they die? (Rita)
Minute Meditation
This program’s Minute Meditation is from Catholic Update “Advent: Waiting in Joyful Hope” by Julie Irwin Zimmerman.
Catholic Treasure
The Advent Wreath
Exploring Our Faith
Kimberly Hahn, who was raised Presbyterian, talks about the Bible in the life of Catholics and how being well-versed in the Bible is a plus for Catholics.
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