In the first hour, host Father Craig Vasek spoke with Jennifer Lahl, President of the Center for Bioethics and Culture, film producer and bioethicist, on artificial reproduction from different perspectives. Then, our host prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Craig Vasek. Topics included the different forms of the Mass, confession of sins, and salvation of souls and the supernatural beings.

Sondra Will shared her conversion story and her journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."

Susan Askegaard of the Diocese of Fargo on her experiences and the beauty of prison ministry.

In the second hour, hosts Fr. Jason Signalness and Mike Kiedrowski discovered the beauty of prison ministry with Susan Askegaard of the Diocese of Fargo. Then, it was time for the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Sondra Will from Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church shared her story of conversion during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."

Straight Talk with Fr. Jason Signalness. Topics included the Sacred Heart, redemptive suffering, and listening to the silence in the presence of God.

Our hosts prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours.

Elonda Davidson from Queen of the Most Holy Rosary in Stanley, ND on her beautiful story of visiting the Lord in adoration during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."

In the first hour, Elonda Davidson from Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church shared with hosts Fr. Jason Signalness and Mike Kiedrowski her beautiful story of her visits to Christ in adoration during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Finally, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Jason Signalness. Topics included the Sacred Heart and redemptive suffering.

Sr. Candace Fier of the Diocese of New Ulm on human trafficking and domestic violence in the light of Catholic Social Teaching.

Marilyn Baker and Dianne Johnson of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on an upcoming Curatio retreat, featuring Monsignor James Shea of the University of Mary in Bismarck.