Peace!

Here at American Catholic Radio we're celebrating the beginning of our third season of production. Looking back, I’m amazed at the many faith stories we’ve discovered, and the rich treasury of Catholic teaching and practice we’ve explored. It’s a challenge for us each week—but one that’s made easy by the richness of the tradition we profess together with you, our colleagues in Catholic radio ministry.

Our upcoming programs are a good example of that richness. We visit with Father Robert Barron, a professor of theology in Chicago, who’ll introduce us to what he calls the “four pillars of Catholic evangelization.” Also, Bishop Gerald R. Barnes, chair of the U.S. Bishops’ Committee on Migration, shares both his firsthand experience and some of the principles of our Catholic social teaching on timely issues surrounding migration.

Thanks for your interest in our program.  We pledge to keep discovering the rich heritage of our faith to present to your listeners!

Father Greg Friedman, O.F.M.

Use the links below to preview the shows or download them in MP3 format for broadcast.

Highlights from this episode include:

St. Anthony of Padua

Jim and Debbie Weber have a commitment to serve others. They find time within their regular jobs to go to places such as Romania and Honduras to help those less fortunate.

Why do we pay a stipend for Masses? What is Baptism of desire? What is the difference between a bishop and an archbishop?

The Alb and Cincture

Father Robert Barron discusses the four pillars of Catholic evangelization.

Highlights from this episode include:

St. Josemaría Escrivá

The Chasuble

Bishop Gerald Barnes explains why immigration is an issue for Catholics.