Faith is a relationship with God that begins in our hearts, but it is visible in so many external ways. In our current programs, we’ll hear from people who demonstrate deep faith through wonderful and creative gifts: Gilbert and Charlotte Ardoin from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, have a clown ministry that includes their daughter and granddaughter. Catholic composer David Haas writes the songs we all sing at Eucharist each Sunday. Jeannie DeCarlo started a support group for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren. And Sister Barbara Fiand, author and teacher of spirituality, believes that the words, “I forgive you,” spoken sincerely, are probably the most important words a person can say, next to “I love you.”

Let American Catholic Radio challenge the faith of your listeners with these powerful ways to express our faith!

Father Greg Friedman, O.F.M.

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Highlights from this episode include:

St. Edith Stein and St. Maximilian Kolbe

Gilbert and Charlotte Ardoin from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, share God’s love with others in a very funny and creative way. They have a clown ministry that sometimes includes their daughter, Ann, and their granddaughter, Samantha.

Does God answer our prayers? How often may someone receive the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick?

Gregorian Chant

Composer David Haas discusses how artistic creativity is one of God’s gifts, one to be shared with the whole Church.

Highlights from this episode include:

St. Clare

Jeannie DeCarlo started a support group for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren.

The Portiuncola Pardon

Sister Barbara Fiand, author and teacher of spirituality, talks about the power of forgiveness.