Our "Faith Community Nursing" segment returns as Morning Light talks with Cari Moodie about mental health.  St. Alphonsus is facilitating several mental health trainings over the next few months in our Diocese.  What are the signs of mental health crisis?  How can we help those struggling with anxiety or depression.  Who is the Patron Saint of mental illness? Listen in and find out!

     Morning Light presents a BONUS edition of "Vocations Focus" as Jim & Mary Ellen Nourse talk with Rhonda Gruenwald from "Vocations Ministry" - an organization that helps Dioceses across the country develop dialogue and raise awareness about vocations to the priesthood and religious life.

     Morning Light talks with Christian Welp from the Diocese of Boise about Camp John Paul II in Cascade. How did the Diocese come to own this beautiful piece of property?  Who can use the camp and how can you sign up for a spot?  What is Bishop Peter’s vision on how to use this facility for future events or retreats? Tune in and find out - the more you listen, the more you learn!

     "Man Cave" is a weekly segment of Morning Light with Pat King & David Fortin. As they continue their series on the acronym G.R.O.W.T.H. … today we are at the letter “T” is for “Trust”

     Teresa Zepeda is taking this week off from "Faith & Feasts" so Morning Light introduces you to David Ward, Founder of “Letters From the Saints.”  Listen in and find out what this ministry is all about and the inspiration behind it.  Who does the research on the various Saints before the letters are written?  What is the target age group for these letters? Tune in and see how this unique tool could be of help in your family's faith journey.  Learn more at: https://www.lettersfromthesaints.com 

     "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 back Patrick Barga from Salutaris Counseling in Grangeville!

     "Cooking With Scripture" is a weekly segment of Morning Light, hosted by Chef Lou Aaron, owner of the Westside Drive-In and a Deacon at Our Lady of the Rosary parish in east Boise. Did you know garlic is only mentioned once in the Bible?  Do you know where? Deacon Lou lets us know while Hope & Brian enjoy a plate of asparagus topped with onions & garlic. Speaking of which - do you know what the word "asparagus" originates from?  Best tune in and find out!

     Alanna Burg & Pamila Jaszkowiak from the Idaho Lay Dominicans join Morning Light today to continue their series on St. Paul's letter to the Ephesians, specifically chapter 2, verses 1-10.

     Eric Meyer returns to Morning Light with a unique new series that looks at how our Catholic faith permeates our culture in ways you may be unaware of! Today's topic, can we take Sundays off during Lent? If we gave up chocolate, can we eat 10 candy bars after Mass on Sunday? If Catholicism seems complicated, Eric claims that it is! But, it's because these things are important - 2,000+ years of teaching and tradition should mean something to us today.

     Morning Light concludes our annual "FOCUS in February" series with Niru De Silva, Director of Retreats for FOCUS. Fresh off a retreat in Spokane over the weekend with members of Bronco Catholic at Boise State, Niru shares his joy of leading young adults towards an encounter with Christ.  Once considered a "NONE" (no religious affiliation), his own conversion to Catholicism has inspired him to share Christ with others.