In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz discussed with Fr. James Kubicki of the Society of Jesus about the beauty of the Eucharist. After that, the Fathers took your questions during Straight Talk. The topics were talking about the Blessed Sacrament in West Fargo Mission and bringing kids to Mass.

In the second hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark spoke with Jeff Trumbauer and Monsignor Jeffrey Wald about groundbreaking at St. John’s Academy. Next, they visited with Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth on the beauty of the joy of being an Easter people . Finally, they spoke with Mary Geffre on the beauty of service of how to volunteer in the parish.

In the first hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director and Brandon Clark, RPR Programming Coordinator spoke with Deacon Ken Votava about the beauty of visiting cemeteries and caring for them. After that, Monsignor Jeffrey Wald took your questions about matters of faith. Some topics were praying in cemeteries and bringing kids to Church.

In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Matt Willkom spoke with Haley Stewart on learning life's valuable lessons and her preview of an event as the keynote speaker. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Fr. Andrew Dickinson of the Sioux Falls Diocese shared how college students can foster their faith life over the summer. Finally, they spoke with Fr. Joseph Christensen of the Diocese of Fargo on growing closer to Mary in the month of May.

In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Matt Willkom discussed with Jim Kinyon, the Executive Director of Catholic Social Services how people can find hope in the darkness of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. After that, Father Randal Kasel took your questions during Straight Talk. A listener raised the question how to handle cohabitating older couples. Another topic was about angels.

In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith explored with Fr. David Krogman of the Diocese of Sioux Falls the beauty of walking closer with Christ in His life, death and resurrection and an event they have coming up. Then, they took the 10 minute tour of local events. After that, they spoke with Seminarian Paul Gardner about what he looks forward to this summer and his journey in the seminary so far. Finally, Richard Rangel discussed the beauty of Cursillo retreats and how people can get involved.

In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Father Tim Smith sat down with Jeff Koppenhaver on the beauty of the bond of father and son. After that, Father Smith took your calls during Straight Talk. Some of the topics were spiritual directors, what to do during Easter after Lent and adoration.

In the second hour, host Fr. Brian Gross was joined by McKenzie McCoy and Amanda El-Dweek to talk about the beauty of life and how we can protect every life. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Robert Tereba, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Southern Minnesota, joined us to speak about bringing faith to those they serve. Finally, our host spoke with Fr. Tom Graner of the Diocese of Fargo on how we can evangelize and a conference coming up that they are helping host.

In the first hour, host Father Brian Gross sat down with Fr. James Morgan of the Diocese of Sioux Falls to discover the beauty of cathedrals and church buildings. After that, Father Gross took your questions about the faith and the world around us. Some topics were how often should you go to Confession and why Peter went fishing after the Resurrection.

In the second hour, host Fr. Michel Mulloy was joined in-studio by Bishop Robert Gruss of the Diocese of Rapid City to talk about God's love and mercy and how He makes His mercy available to us through His Death and Resurrection. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Deacon Stu Longtin of the Diocese of Fargo spoke about his years of experience with jail ministry and what it means to bring Jesus to the broken. Finally, our host visited with Fr. William Slattery of the Diocese of Fargo about how we can encounter the Lord's mercy more fully.