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Joan McHugh joined by Suzy McGinn, host this episode with Fr. Paul Scalia who is the son of the late Supreme Court Justice, Antonin Scalia.  Fr. Scalia is the Episcopal Vicar for Clergy and Director of the Permanent Diaconate Formation Program in the Diocese of Arlington, Virginia and Author of a collection of writings about his faith "That Nothing May be Lost" 

Liber Christo founders,  Kyle Clement and Dan Schneider discuss the importance and power of reclaiming and advancing the True Catholic Faith.  In this episode a review of the Church's teaching on the power and importance of the Blessed Virgin Mary given to her by God for our salvation, and how the false teachings resulting from the Reformation by Martin Luther have adversely infiltrated Catholic's evangelization and educational efforts.

Host Joan McHugh is joined by fellow panelists Rosemarie Simon, Suzie McGinn, Ann Oakley and Suzie's grandson n this week's episode of Healing the Whole Person, which aired on December 19th 2018.

Host Joan McHugh teams up with Deacon Frank DeFrank in this week's episode of HEALING THE WHOLE PERSON.  The focus this week is on healing the Catholic Church in view of the controversy regarding the homosexual and predatory actions of certain members of the clergy, and the related cover-up,  brought to light in the Catholic Church. 

Perfect for the holidays or anytime you want to encourage one another - Catholic songwriter Anna Nuzzo teams up with author Jeannie Ewing to offer their AMAZING MERCY roadshow performances. In this episode of WSFI 88.5 FM Spotlight they discuss the story of the Hand of Divine Providence acting in their "chance" meeting, and provide a sneak preview of what you can expect to hear in their performance.   To bring AMAZING MERCY STORIES AND SONGS OF HOPE to your parish visit ANNANUZZO.COM

WSFI 88.5FM producer Joan McHugh hosts this episode of Healing the Whole Person with Fr. Michael Sparough S.J. on the Healing Power of Intercessory  Prayer.  Panelists include Rosemarie Simon, Suzie McGinn, Ann Oakley and Patricia Berktold.

Host Joan McHugh and Deacon Frank De Frank interview Stephen Brady of the Roman Catholic Faithful about the clergy abuse scandal.