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Join Johnnette Williams and Sue Brinkmann for Wacky Wednesday where they explore the world of the weird as it relates to our experience as Catholic and Christians in the world. Johnnette and Sue answer listeners question, as well as help people find information to help keep them aware of the wackiness in every day life.

Johnnette welcomes Dr. Christopher Stroud who is an obstetrician-gynecologist in Fort Wayne, Indiana After years of struggling as a Catholic physician with the ethical, theological, moral, and biological issues at hand, Dr. Stroud came to the point that he felt he could no longer prescribe artificial forms of contraception, perform sterilization procedures, or refer patients for artificial insemination or in-vitro fertilization. Listen to his story on today's WOMEN OF GRACE.

Today on Women of Grace on EWTN Radio, Johnnette gives a teaching on the virtue of obedience in light of Our Blessed Lady. Listen as Johnnette helps guide listeners through Mary, her faith, and how she is our exemplar of what we are called to in our life of faith.

Join Johnnette Williams as she answers question from the EWTN Radio Listener Comment Line at 205-795-5773. Plus, answers questions from the Women of Grace Mailbag (womenofgrace@ewtn.com). Plus, you can text us with your questions by simply texting the letters “EWTN” to 5-8-1-7-7, wait for our response, then text us your first name and your brief question. Message and data rates may apply.

Join Johnnette Williams for Women of Grace on EWTN Radio! Today, Johnnette highlights the 10 principles of devotion to Mary with St Louis de Montfort's "True Devotion to Mary". Inviting listeners to share their thoughts and experiences, we learn together how to navigate our daily life with the intercession of Our Spiritual Mother.

Host Johnnette Williams welcomes new age researcher & blogger Sue Brinkmann as they talk about wacky things that distract from the faith. This week they discuss the difference between automatic writing and Christian locutions. Automatic writing has never been part of the mystical tradition of our Church. Many people believe St. Catherine of Siena used a form of automatic writing because of the fact that she did not know how to write and yet received many messages from the Lord which she was able to record. A Catholic mystic can never be in the same category as a medium. Learn more on this program.