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Ode to Lou Ruggieri

http://www.catholicguytravels.com/Crew_files/shapeimage_5.jpg Lou may be hosting The Catholic Guy show for a week. As we all heard the news today, Lino will be taking a vacation to France in a couple of weeks. I may have had something to do with Lou considering taking over the show. Since, I was the initial caller “Alex” that called in and asked for Lou to host The Catholic Channel (In do time...). For now he may be hosting The Catholic Guy Show. Also, thanks to all the rest of the listeners that persuaded Lou to host while Lino is gone by calling in and emailing. In reality I was tired of listening to re-runs. On the phone Lou did not sound too confident that the listeners would like him taking over the show, but after the poll today Lou sounds like he maybe really considering it. I think this will present a perfect opportunity for Lou grow in his career and as a catholic.

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Three Days without you

Going three days without Lino Rulli? Is it even possible?

As an everyday listener to Lino and the crew at Busted Halo, I think I've gone two-three days in the last three months without Lino. But Doug in Kansas, from Catholicguyshow.com? He went three straight days!

You can read about Doug and his impromptu meeting with Rob Astorino at the link above, or by visiting www.catholicguyshow.com

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Prayer before radio?

Listeners of today's Catholic Guy show with Lino Rulli had a puzzling question posed to them in the third hour: Should the crew pray before the show?

You can read Dan's opinion here. Needless to say, the answer is a profound yes. Maybe not on the air, but good grief, to not say any type of prayer at all before the show? Silliness of the some crew members to think otherwise.

While some of the callers said that it would take away the silliness and fun of the show, I have to disagree. If anything, prayer before the show (or anything) is bound to make it better.

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