American Catholic Radio

American Catholic Radio (ACR) is a weekly half-hour program of Catholic information and inspiration to help you know your faith, so you can grow in your faith. Father Greg Friedman, O.F.M., hosts the program.
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American Catholic Radio unpacks the U.S. bishops’ “Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship” for the presidential election between Barack Obama and John McCain. Today’s show is on marriage and family issues, along with a visit with a couple who host the RosaryArmy.com program, soon to be on Sirius’s Catholic channel.
Listen to program #08-35 (August 25, 2008) (Help)

#08-35 (August 25, 2008)
Highlights from this episode of American Catholic Radio include:
Saint of the Day
St. Margaret Clitheroe was a courageous saint from 16th-century England. She and her family lived in what proved to be a dangerous time to be Catholic. Her choice to remain faithful resulted in her imprisonment and martyrdom.
Living Faith
Greg and Jennifer Willits started RosaryArmy.com, have a podcast that is family oriented and will soon have a program on “The Catholic Channel” on Sirius Satellite Radio (also home to American Catholic Radio). They were instrumental in furthering the ministry of SQPN, an organization specializing in the production of audio and video programs faithful to the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
Ask a Franciscan
Father Hilarion Kistner responds to questions:
• Why does Jesus say the present generation will not pass away before certain events take place?
• Is there a difference between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven?
• Was Jesus angry with the money changers because they were gambling in the Temple?
• Why was Jesus baptized by John the Baptist?
Minute Meditation
This program’s Minute Meditation is “Mysterious Time,” written and read by Ursuline Sister Bridget Haase.
Portrait of Paul
In observance of the Year of St. Paul, Father Norman Langenbrunner explores Paul’s attitude toward the role of women and charges that Paul is sexist. Father Norm notes that in the saint’s missionary work, Paul had positive relationships in ministry with women in his community.
Exploring Our Faith
Susan Vogt is a 30-year educator in the area of family life for the Catholic Church. She has designed and led marriage-preparation and -enrichment programs, and worked as a family counselor and teacher of marriage courses on the high-school and college level. Currently a freelance speaker, author and relationship coach in the areas of marriage, parenting and spirituality, she’s been an adviser to the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Marriage and Family. In this segment, Susan speaks with producer John Feister about how those values are part of the bishops’ call to “Faithful Citizenship.”
 
 
     


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