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In All Things

Mary McKillop and Australian Radio

James Martin, S.J.March 22, 2010

Here's a no-holds-barred interview on Mother Mary McKillop and the saints on Australian Public Radio.  From time to time it's good to be challenged on things that Catholics take for granted!   The interviewer really holds my feet to the fire, but in a friendly way!  The show is the popular "The Spirit of Things."

James Martin, SJ

 

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