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Highlights from this episode of American Catholic Radio include:

St. Margaret of Cortona lived a worldly life before coming to embrace the love of God. Her conversion took her from destructive passions to a life of grace-filled passion.

Timothy Burns credits Mary with helping him return to the Catholic Church after living a wild Hollywood lifestyle that almost destroyed him. He and his wife, who also lived in the fast lane, have begun Fallen Back Catholic apostolate to help others see the light of Christ.

Franciscan Father Dan Kroger answers questions:
• Does the sacrament of anointing of the sick forgive sins?
• What does the Church teach about Satan?

This program’s Minute Meditation is from God and Country: Reflections for Catholics in the Military by Rev. Michael Ortiz.

Jesuit Father Daniel Harrington explores the significance of meals in the scriptures and how, in the gospels, meals ultimately point to the promise of God in heaven for eternity.

Producer John Feister explores the roles of joy, humor and laughter as an important part of the Catholic spiritual tradition. Father Jim Martin, S.J., helps us look at how the saints and the great spiritual masters understood humor, and how they used it to move toward greater wholeness and holiness in life.