Morning Light welcomes back the Idaho Lay Dominicans - today, Pamila Jaszkowiak and April Ross talk more about Dominican spirituality.

Mary Wax returns to Morning Light for another installment of "Why Catholics Do That" talking today about celebrating Christmas.

Stanlynn Mixayphone from Shared Hope International joins Morning Light to kick-off our Monday morning series for the month of January, which is Human Trafficking Awareness & Prevention Month.  Learn how you can help by visiting www.SharedHope.org 

During today's "Passionately Pro-Life" segment, Morning Light introduces you to Olivia Wieber who participated in last summer's Biking For Babies event. Olivia rode from Charlotte, NC to Washington DC to help raise money for Birthright of Boise.

Taryn Kammeraad joins Morning Light once again for our weekly Blessed & Beautiful segment. This month, our theme is “Relationship with Jesus in 2025” as Taryn shares the ways she feels called to share her faith and serve others in 2025. Also, tips on how to deal with feelings of spiritual dryness or distance from Jesus and her favorite hymns/worship songs about Jesus.

Morning Light is very pleased to rekindle our connection with Catholic Charities of Idaho. This year, we will be talking with different representatives from CCI every other Friday opposite our time with the Idaho Catholic Register. Today, to kick off the New Year, we welcome back Eddie Trask, Executive Director. 

Morning Light offers an encore of Catholic Book Club, taken from Friday,  Nov. 8th talking about the new book "Christmas in Heaven" by Anthony DeStefano

Ken Jercha couldn’t be with us today so Morning Light found this segment from last year around this time…Jan. 4, 2024 - talking about how to ready the way for the Lord.

In this encore presentation of our Faith Community Nursing segment on Morning Light, Gina Schmidt shares tips on how to prevent falling during the winter months. 

Vocations Focus is heard the first and third Thursday of each month during Morning Light.  Today, Jim & Mary Ellen Nourse provide a Lightning Round Quiz, then teach us about the Order of St. Camillus, sometimes called the Camillians (not the lizard - that's a chameleon!)