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| Quick Questions | If a person is infertile through no fault of his own, can he get married in the Catholic Church? | |
| Quick Questions | Am I required to have a large family? | |
| Radio Shows | Sterilization Reversals | 2/4/2011 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | The Adoption Option | 8/1/2011 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Be Fruitful and Multiply | 12/3/2010 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Are You Struggling with Infertility? | 8/18/2008 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | The Cross of Infertility | 7/8/2009 6pm ET |
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