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Fr. Wade gives us a lesson on St. Vincent De Paul and the Fourteen Works of Mercy, faith, family, fellowship, and more on today's Open Line.

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Do angels have bodies?, Why was it necessary for Mary to have been immaculately conceived?, I don't seem to be "moved" by my faith, am I doing it wrong?, and more on today's Called to Communion.

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One can travel around the country, even around the world, and every city or region seems to be known for a special or different kind of food/beverage that makes their area unique. Some parts of the country claim to be experts in certain types of food. Share with us on Tuesday, about where you live and what food represents your part of the country. 1-833-288-3986

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Are you dealing with shame? Is someone in your life making you feel guilty? Greg and Lisa are here to help you find hope and healing.

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Teresa welcomes Joan Lewis, live from Rome, with all the news straight from the Vatican!

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Richard Budd has information on how you can stay informed on Michigan’s Proposal 3 and Don Critchlow tells the story of The Pill in America. The Diocese of Lansing is leading efforts to help equip you to educate others about Proposal 3. This weekend there will be training sessions at the diocesan high schools, and next week there will be a statewide webinar. Richard Budd has the details. New data from the United Nations projects that India will overtake China as the world’s most population by 2023, and that the total global population will top 8 Billion late this fall. With this news will come the usual calls for increased birth control access to combat overpopulation, especially after the Dobbs decision. This effort goes back to the years after World War II, when US policymakers initiated federally-funded family planning. Donald Critchlow tells the story. What happens to society when real men shoulder their responsibilities? Anthony Esolen joins us. In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus warns us “As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man.” Have you ever wondered how the people of Noah’s day could be so clueless? He warned them of what was coming, and they did nothing to change their lives. What lessons can we learn from Noah as our own culture descends into madness? Al discusses. There’s a popular phrase from the feminist movement of the mid-20th Century: “A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle!” Both sexes suffer when the functions, values, and truths about one of them are put down. When men are not allowed to be men, then women are not allowed to be women—and neither can flourish. Anthony Esolen joins us.

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Happy feast of St. Vincent de Paul! On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell discuss why he serves as a model of charity for all Christians. Guests include Fr. Boniface Hicks with more thoughts on personal prayer, Steve Ray on the difference between the Holy Sepulcher and the Garden Tomb in the Holy Land, and Daniel Strudwick, co-author of a new book of stories from theologians who became Catholic. Plus news, weather, sports and a whole lot more…

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Leah Libresco shares her journey from atheism to Catholicism. Phil Yancey addresses the Problem of Pain.

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Tammy's daughter has had troubles with her times tables however, her mother has a solution and Doctor Ray agrees with it.

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