Fr. John Rutten took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk.

Joe Rutten, Executive Director of the Faith and Business Conference, on the emphasis of faith in business.

In the first hour from the Faith and Business Conference in Sioux Falls, SD, hosts Heather Karrow and Mike Kiedrowski sat down with Joe Rutten, Executive Director of the Faith and Business Conference, on integrating faith and business in daily life. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. John Rutten. Some topics included the role of St. Dominic and the rosary, giving things away, and seminary formation.

Fr. Tad Pacholczyk of the National Catholic Bioethics Center on gene-edited babies and the many dangers morally and even physically to our humanity.

Mike Hagstrom, President of the JPII Catholic Schools in Fargo, ND, Mary Noah, a recent Shanley High School graduate from Fargo, and Rebecca Koerner, a senior at Shanley High School, on serving the local community at the Great Plains Food Bank and the Fill the Dome initiative in Fargo.

Fr. Damien Schill, who served in the Diocese of Fargo, on giving thanks to God, taking time to share a meal together, and on his cookbook series.

In the second hour, host Tim Mosser spoke with Fr. Damien Schill, of the Diocese of Fargo, on the beauty of slowing down to enjoy food, giving thanks to God, and talking about his recipe book series. Our host also sampled the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Then, Mike Hagstrom, Mary Noah, and Rebecca Koerner sat down with Tim Mosser to talk about the goodness of serving the community and working with the Great Plains Food Bank. Finally, Fr. Tad Pacholczyk, of the National Catholic Bioethics Center, shared why the “advancement” of gene-edited babies poses many dangers morally and even physically to our humanity.

Hear which priest was nominated during "Honor Our Fathers."

Fr. James Gross of the Diocese of Fargo, took your comments and questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk.

Marcia Paulson, of the Great Plains Food Bank in Fargo, ND, on serving those in need in our community.