Joe McClane | Catholic: Author, Speaker, Evangelist & More!
Joe McClane | Catholic: Author, Speaker, Evangelist & More!
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I’m on EWTN TV… well… sort of.

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As you may know, my testimony of how God saved me from pornography addiction is featured in Matt Fradd’s “Delivered”, published by Catholic Answers. Recently, Matt was interviewed about the book on EWTN’s “Bookmark” with Doug Keck. It was cool to hear them discuss my journey (starting at min. 14:20), as well as the others. God is Good!

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Husband & Father, Joe McClane is also the Director of Programming for the Guadalupe Radio Network, and talk show host of “Catholic Drive Time: Keeping you informed and inspired” on the Guadalupe Radio Network... and beyond. https://www.grnonline.com/en/cdt He is also the President of ChiRho Impact Media, Executive Producer of "The Other Side of Fear: Facing the father wound" feature documentary film, and formally the Director and Events Coordinator for the Fullness Of Truth Catholic Evangelization Ministries. Joe is also the author of “Muscle Memory: Beating The Porn Temptation,” as well as the first chapter of “Delivered” published by Catholic Answers.

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