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  Word On Fire * 8:30 AM
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1st Catholic Community of Faith * 9-10 AM
2nd Catholic Schools Today * 9-10 AM
3rd Catholic Conference Hour * 9-10 AM
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  God's Praises Tell 9-9:30 AM
  Voices of Charities 9:30-10 AM
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1st Life Talk * 9-10 AM
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  Word On Fire * 9-9:30 AM
1st Built on the Rock 9:30-10 AM
2nd & 4th American Catholic Radio 9:30-10 AM
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1st Vocations * 9-9:30 AM
1st Mundelein Seminary Presents 9:30-10 AM
2nd to 4th Catholic Community of Faith * 9-10 AM
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  Una Comunidad Católica De Fe * 8:30 AM

Catholic Conference Hour

3rd Monday Monthly 9-10 a.m.
Relevant Radio 950-AM
Bob Gilligan

Bob Gilligan, Executive Director of the Catholic Conference of Illinois, a group that lobbies on behalf of all dioceses in the state, hosts this program, where his guests give expert analysis on how proposed laws relate to the principles of Catholic social teaching.

Public Policy Issues Important to Catholics

Host: Bob Gilligan. Kim Daniels, spokeswoman for the president of the USCCB, who will talk about the upcoming “Fortnight for Freedom” set to run from June 21-July 4. Jim Geoly of Burke, Warren, MacKay and Serritella speaks about the expected U.S. Supreme Court rulings on the constitutionality of California’s Proposition 8 and the federal government’s Defense of Marriage Act. Tony Cube from the USCCB and its program Justice for Immigrants tells us about the Senate debate on comprehensive immigration reform legislation, and why USCCB is against amendments offered by Sens. Rubio, Cornyn and Hatch.
Monday, June 17, 2013 | Stream | Download

Public Policy Issues Important to Catholics

Host: Bob Gilligan. Mark Fleming of the National Immigrant Justice Center will joins Bob to talk about the current push for comprehensive federal immigration reform. Next Margie Manczko Breen of the Respect Life Office joins Bob in the studio to talk about the verdict in the trial of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell. To close out the show, Dave Smith, executive director of the Illinois Family Institute, joins Bob by phone to talk about the various marriage rallies his group has been hosting in targeted legislative districts as we enter the final two weeks of the legislative session.
Monday, May 20, 2013 | Stream | Download

Public Policy Issues Important to Catholics

Host: Bob Gilligan. First up Bishop Lance Davis, Senior Pastor of the New Zion Christian Fellowship Church of dolton talks to Bob about opposing Senate Bill 10, the redefinition of marriage legislation. In the second segment, Lake County Sheriff Mark Curran talks about the importance of family as he sees it in his work. In the third segment Sr. Lisa Polega talks about the need and push for federal legislation regarding immigration.
Monday, April 15, 2013 | Stream | Download

Public Policy Issues Important to Catholics

Host Bob Gilligan. Bishop Larry Trotter of the Sweet Holy Spirit Church of Chicago talks with Bob Gilligan about the coalition of African-American clergy in the Chicagoland area who are opposing redefinition of marriage efforts in the Illinois Legislature. Betsy Clarke of the Juvenile Justice Initiative talks about her and her team's fight for reforms to the juvenile justice system. Mary Ann bibat who heads the Community Care Program at Catholic Charities in Chicago discusses how funding cuts are affecting the program.
Monday, March 18, 2013 | Stream | Download

Public Policy Issues Important to Catholics

Host Bob Gilligan. We’ve got another Marriage Monday show, as a House committee is set to consider redefinition of marriage legislation on Tuesday and is expected to pass it. That means Senate Bill 10 has a very good chance of going before the full House for a vote next week. First up from 9 a.m. to 9:20 a.m. is the Rev. Eugene Rivers from Boston. Rev. Rivers rose to national prominence several years ago with his successful work with gang activity. Now, he’s working to stop redefinition of marriage efforts from spreading across the country. He’ll talk about how same-sex marriage is perceived in the African American community. Second, from 9:20 a.m. to 9:40 a.m., we talk with newly elected state Rep. Jeanne Ives, R-Wheaton. Rep. Ives will talk about the expected upcoming vote in the House on Senate Bill 10, which calls for redefinition of marriage. Finally, from 9:40 a.m. to 10 a.m., we talk with Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, founder and president of the Ruth Institute, which promotes the benefits of life-long, traditional marriage to college students.
Monday, February 25, 2013 | Stream | Download
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