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Highlights from this episode of American Catholic Radio include:

St. Joan of Arc is acclaimed as patron of France. This 15th-century woman broke with her culture's expectations and led armies into battle.

Pamela Fischer felt an inspiration from the Holy Spirit to get together a Bible storybook for little children. She is the author of This Bible Talks!: A Child's First 'Press and Play' Bible. Pamela felt strongly that this was something she had to do even though she's never published anything like this before.

Father Don Miller responds to questions: Is heaven a real place? May a husband obtain a vasectomy to spare his wife from future caesarean deliveries?

This program’s Minute Meditation is from "Making Sense of God: A Woman's Perspective," by Elizabeth A. Dreyer. SAMP

St. Paul in the Library of Congress
In observance of the Year of St. Paul, Father Norm Langenbrunner tells about the statue of St. Paul that graces the nation's greatest library in Washington, D.C.

Rev. George T. Montague, of the Society of Mary, teaches theology at St. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas. His specialty is the Old and New Testament, and he is author of 20 books, both scholarly and devotional. Father Montague has served at president of the Catholic Biblical Association of America and has lectured on six continents. He talks about Pentecost with producer John Feister.