Salt & Light Catholic Radio Podcasts

     Morning Light presents "Catholic Counseling" where we've assembled a panel of experts to help Catholics maintain good mental health.  Today, Dr. Joe Lipetzky from Cornerstone Psychological Associates in Boise.

     Day 25 of Morning Light's on-air Consecration to St. Joseph, following the book by Fr. Donald Calloway.  Today, “Glory of Domestic Life, Pray for Us.”  St. Joseph wants to bless your home.  If you lovingly welcome him into your home, invoke his intercession and honor him in pious devotions he will greatly bless your domestic life.  Wherever St. Joseph is present, Jesus and Mary are present as well.  St. Joseph wants to be in your home and present in your family life.

     Morning Light welcomes the Idaho Lay Dominicans back to the St. Gabriel Studio.  Today, Josh Andrus and Alanna Burg discuss Chapter 8 of the Book of Romans.

     "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 in Boise.  Learn how the popular appetizers of pork & seeds and hummus tie in with today's Bible lesson!

     Morning Light welcomes back Director of the Magis Center - Doctor Scott French.  As we approach the Easter season, Dr. French discusses two forms of proof for Christ's resurrection - the Shroud and the Eucharist.

     Morning Light presents Day 24 of our on-air Consecration to St. Joseph, following the book by Fr. Donald Calloway.  Today, “Model of Workmen, Pray for Us.”  Lucifer hates work which is why he initiated his attack on the human family in the workplace - the garden God gave Adam & Eve to tend.  Jesus did manual labor for many years before beginning his public ministry.  Why?  Because he wanted to sanctify work and teach us that it's honorable and pleasing to God.  This doesn’t mean we should become work-aholoics - there must always be time for recreation, rest and worship.

     Morning Light talks with Jackie Hopper this week about 3 steps to the daily examine.

     Morning Light welcomes back Melissa Hemphill from Silent No More with March’s Shockwave: "Healing the Grandparents."

     During this Year of St. Joseph, Morning Light will focus on different aspects of this silent saint.  Josh Dickson ("Man Cave") joins us in-studio today to discuss being a step-father - what it looks like now and what it may have looked like in Jesus' time.   

     Morning Light presents Day 23 of our on-air Consecration to St. Joseph, following the book by Fr. Donald Calloway.  Today, “Lover of Poverty, Pray for Us.”  St. Joseph was unpretentious in the eyes of the world.  He had no worldly ambition or desire for recognition.  When they returned to Nazareth, the Holy Family lived for almost 30 years in a house that was simple and small.  The person who is detached from material things is truly blessed in spirit and rich in the sight of God which explains why Joseph is called “Lover of Poverty.”