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This Week's Program

		Living Faith Producer Judy Zarick takes a look at humor in our faith with Fr. Jim Martin, SJ. Fr. Jim points out that the saints and spiritual masters used humor in their everyday lives to keep them humble, and how laughter is an essential element of a healthy spiritual life. Book by Fr. James Martin, SJ

		Ask a Franciscan Franciscan Father Hilarion Kistner answers these scriptural questions: Why does Jesus compare the Kingdom of Heaen to a mustard seed? Is there a connection between the illness of the paralyzed man and his sins, which Jesus forgives? Does the number 12 have a special meaning in the Bible? Who was Enoch and where can we find the scriptural book that bears his name?

		On Faith and Media Direct from Hollywood, ACR presents Sister Rose Pacatte from the Daughters of St. Paul. Her mission is to help people of faith understand what we’re seeing and hearing all around us. She’s an educator, author, movie reviewer for the Catholic press, and she’s won numerous awards for her passion to illuminate what’s good in today’s popular culture. This week Sr. Rose will talk about Eucharistic themes in media stories. Sr. Rose Pacatte, FSP

		Minute Meditation Gina Loehr reads from her book The Four Teresas; a Servant Book published in print and audio formats by Franciscan Media. "The Four Teresas," by Gina Loehr. Available in print and audiobook formats.

		Exploring Our Faith John Feister's guest on this week’s “Exploring Our Faith” is Fr. Vic Subb of the Glenmary Home Missioners. He is Director of Candidacy and Postnovitiate at the Glenmary House of Studies in St. Meinrad, Indiana, and has served as a pastor throughout Appalachia and the southern U.S. He spoke with John at this year’s Los Angeles Religious Education Congress about ministry with immigrants and migrant workers. Vic Subb, GHM, director of Glenmary's candidacy and post-novitiate studies program

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