He's back! Fr. Scott Traynor is with us again this week on Catholic Views to talk about himself, his faith journey and his call to the priesthood. Stick around and hear about the conversation he had with Jesus in a janitor's closet... of all places.

Dylan Reinhardt, Team director for Focus on the campus of SDSU joins us this week to talk about his life as a missionary and his own faith journey. Take a deep breath... he's got a lot of energy!

The much better half of the Burgwalds, Germaine Burgwald, joins us to tell us who wears the pants... no.... to talk about the Domestic church, and how her Catholic family is living the faith.

A "Most Reverent" Year in Review. Bishop Donald DeGrood joins us to reminisce about his first full year as a bishop, and what he is looking forward to in the coming years.

Our Lenten Journey is just beginning. Abigail Budan and Fr. James Morgan from the Cathedral of Saint Joseph join us to talk about the importance of confession. Why, how much, when.

Begin the suffering.... the season of Lent is 'fast' upon us! Not so fast says Fr. Scott Traynor who is in the studio to talk about Lent, and why it should not be seen as a season of doom and gloom ... but it's a great pilgrimage of preparation for the central saving mysteries of our faith.

It's our annual show about our annual appeal! Join Mike Bannwarth and Fr. Scott Traynor as they walk us through what the Catholic Family Sharing Appeal is all about and why it is so fundamentally important for our diocese.

Deacon Tim and Julie Dickes join us on Catholic Views to talk about their love for the Church, Tim's call to the diaconate, and their shared passion for prison ministry.

It's a curse, and it's a gift. It may have even brought you here. Dawn Wolf, Director of Information Services for the diocese chats with us this week about SOCIAL MEDIA.

Must I, may I. Two very important questions that have been raised in recent months regarding the COVID19 vaccinations. Chris Motz, Director of the South Dakota Catholic Conference, and our in house theologian Dr. Chris Burgwald, sit down and discuss why these questions are critical when it comes to choosing or taking a vaccination.