Morning Light presents "Faith & Feasts" where Teresa Zepeda talks with author Katie Bogner  today about her book “We Have a Pope.”

Catholic Counseling is a weekly segment of Morning Light where we've assembled a panel of experts to help Catholics maintain good mental health. Today we welcome Jacob Frazier, one of the licensed counselors at Archangel Catholic to answers the questions: "How do I know if I need counseling?"  "Does counseling replace prayer?"

Chef Lou Aaron could not be with us this morning.  This Best of "Cooking With Scripture" segment is from April 27, 2021 talking about “Deviled Eggs”

Alanna Burg & Mike Turner from the Idaho Lay Dominicans join Morning Light today to continue the discussion on “The LORD’s Day.” (pg 31-45) from Saint John Paul II.

The Essentials of the Catholic Faith Are Found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Mary Wax is our guide on an exploration to grow in knowledge, wisdom, and faith. Morning Light presents another edition of Why Catholics Do That discussing the topic of “Rote Prayers” today.

Morning Light welcomes back Fr. Tim Segert, Parochial Vicar of St. John’s Cathedral,  to conclude his teachings for this month of April - today, talking about Charismatic Gifts.

During our weekly Passionately Pro-Life segment, Morning Light introduces you to Beth Schott, Programs Manager for Lifeline in Nampa...along with Trista Dixon, Coordinator of the No Regrets Program.

"Blessed & Beautiful" is a weekly segment of Morning Light aimed at Catholic women and challenges they face. Today, Taryn Kammaraad tackles the difficult topic of abuse.

Matthew Geske LCPC, Clinical Director with Catholic Charities of Idaho, joins Morning Light to discuss April being Mental Health Awareness Month. Matthew gives tips on how to take action for own mental health or how to begin treatment if you wish. If you have thoughts of suicide, please call 988 - the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline open 24/7 for support.

On this special "Catholic Book Club" segment, Morning Light is excited to talk once again with Eric Meyer. Eric shares his new project - "Deacons (God Willing)" - a short 53-page booklet that describes what a permanent deacon is and what they do. Part Two of the book describes the personal journeys of the other four men who are to be ordained along with Eric on June 6th.