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  • Being Catholic #388: When Sanctuaries Aren’t Safe: Violence, Faith, and the Modern Crisis
    Oct 11 2025

    Bob Johnston and his wife Lynn discuss recent mass shootings, including the attack at a Catholic parish school, and examine cultural factors the episode links to rising violence—abortion, sexualized youth programming, and debates over gender identity.

    The episode explores the idea of spiritual evil influencing society, calls listeners to rely on the sacraments (especially the Eucharist), prayer, and St. Michael’s intercession, and asks for support for Catholic Spirit Radio.

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    56 Min.
  • Good News #194 101125: Gardens, Gratitude, and the Eucharist — Deacon Al’s Fall Reflection
    Oct 11 2025

    Deacon Al Lundy reflects on faith and preparation this fall — from gardening as a spiritual metaphor to reminders about confession and Advent, plus a station Fall Appeal announcement.

    He answers a listener’s question about receiving Communion in the hand versus the mouth, explains the Church’s practice and canon law, and walks through the weekend readings that emphasize gratitude and God’s healing.

    Email your questions to Deacon AL: goodnews@catholicspiritradio.org

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    29 Min.
  • Catholic Conversations #184: “I Knew the Bible — Then I Became Catholic”: Dr. David Anders’ Conversion
    Oct 4 2025

    Dr. David Anders shares his journey from evangelical Protestant scholar to Catholic convert and EWTN host, explaining how study, Scripture, and encounters with Catholic media led him to the Church. He reflects on the role of Catholic radio in evangelization, the need to support local stations, and how media reaches listeners who wouldn’t otherwise seek out the faith.

    Anders also discusses his work on Called to Communion, his book about marriage and faith, and his hope that listeners will grow in gratitude, charity, and daily cooperation with God’s grace.

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    48 Min.
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