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Highlights from this episode of American Catholic Radio include:

Fathers Demetrius Gallitzin and James Fitton.

Margaret Iuculano, a child-rights advocate, mother, wife and entrepreneur, has written an inspiring book chronicling her life experiences as a neglected, abused and abandoned foster child.

Franciscan Father Don Miller answers questions:
• Can sins be absolved by just thinking about them in confession, or must they be spoken aloud?
• How should we deal with street people who beg for money?

This program’s Minute Meditation is from Saint Paul: Called to Conversion by Sulpician Father Ronald D. Witherup.

Dr. Sarah Melcher of Xavier University shares from the Old Testament Book of Exodus (6:2-4) in which God reveals his name to Moses. To the ancient peoples, to share one's name with someone was a significant gesture.

Dominican Sister Jamie Phelps is a cradle Catholic, originally from Chicago and now serving as director of the Institute for Black Catholic Studies in New Orleans, Louisiana. Sister Jamie shares what she calls “our criteria for judgment” and the effective witness we present in the work of evangelization.