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| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 10/13/2011 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 3/17/2011 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 11/10/2011 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 8/30/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum (Part II) | 9/27/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 1/26/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 2/9/2012 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 6/28/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 5/10/2012 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 3/15/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Open Forum | 10/11/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 8/9/2012 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 5/31/2012 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 6/14/2012 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Open Forum | 11/15/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Open Forum | 10/25/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 2/10/2011 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Q&A Open Forum | 7/19/2012 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Open Forum | 2/14/2013 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Do Catholics Worship Statues? (Encore) | 12/30/2008 7pm ET |
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~ Albertus Magnus, the most learned professor of the period, in wonder at the brilliant defense of a difficult thesis by young Thomas Aquinas, whose humility and reserve had been misinterpreted as signs of dullness.