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Morning Light welcomes back Teresa Zepeda for another episdoe of "Faith & Feasts." On the heels of her recent trip, Teresa shares tips on how to turn your time away from home into a pilgrimage.
Morning Light presents Catholic Counseling. Today, from Cornerstone Psychological Associates in Boise, we welcome back Kathy Edwards with the topic: Who Loves You and Who Do You Love?
Josh Andrus from the Idaho Lay Dominicans returns to Morning Light to discuss the proper way of approaching the Eucharist. When can you consume and when should you ask for a blessing...or when should you remain in the pew to abstain?
Morning Light presents a BEST OF “Cooking With Scripture” from June 22nd of last year when Chef Lou Aaron taught us all about ALMONDS!
Morning Light welcomes the new ordained Dcn. Nelson Cintra to offer parents insight with catechesis and also to share some upcoming events in the area of vocations.
Morning Light welcomes back Melissa Hemphill from Silent No More with the Shockwaves for the month of June - “Healing the Dad.”
Financial Fitness is a new weekly segment of Morning Light. Our "trainer" today is Tim Zadzora, President of Link Wealth Management. Tim talks about retirement risks when it comes to planning for your future.
Priscilla's Porch is a weekly segment of Morning Light hosted by Bizzy Schorr. How young can your kids learn to do chores? What can you do now to set the stage for future parenting? Tune in and learn some sage advice from a local mother of two kiddos who have been doing laundry since they were 2 years old!
Morning Light presents a "best of" Catholic Book Club from July 24, 2020 on the book "Can a Catholic Be a Socialist" by Trent Horn and Catherine Pakaluk.
Morning Light welcomes back Rebecca M. Carroll - The Coaching Educator - and special guest, Michal Yadlin, Honors Program Coordinator for the College of Western Idaho.
Learn more about this exciting new addition to CWI by visiting: https://cwi.edu/current-students/honors-program
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