In this episode, we delve into the significance of life from conception to natural death, as highlighted in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Join us as we speak with Randy Steward from the St. Ed Pro Life ministry group about the upcoming March for Life event in Boise on January 24th. Learn about the importance of community involvement in pro-life activities, the challenges posed by current abortion measures in Idaho, and how personal experiences can inspire action. This episode is a heartfelt call to support life and engage in meaningful conversations about its value. Chapters: (00:00) Morning Light presents Passionally Pro Life, a. k.a. important topics (00:38) The March for Life is scheduled for January 24 in Boise (04:13) Randy says men should be more involved in the pro life arena (05:39) You coordinate the annual procession on Parrine Bridge for suicide prevention (09:14) Randy Stewart from St. Edwards Parole Life Ministry talks about upcoming events

In this episode, we celebrate the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist as our parish of the week! Join us for an engaging conversation with Father Tim Seger, the parochial vicar, as he shares insights into the cathedral's unique role within the diocese, the history of the parish, and the vibrant community it serves. Discover the exciting events coming up, including a special gala to commemorate the cathedral's 150th anniversary, and learn about the efforts to foster vocations within the church. Tune in for this enlightening discussion!

Chapters:

(00:00) The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist is our next parish of the week

(00:34) You've been at the cathedral for two and a half years

(01:03) The cathedral functions differently from a normal parish, in that it consults bishop

(01:59) How does a special Mass come about when the bishop is involved

(03:07) How is a cathedral different than a parish church? Well, just. The hierarchy is different at a cathedral

(05:30) St. Joe School is founded in 1900, so very old school

(06:50) How much interaction does the cathedral have with the school

(08:26) Father Tim Segert is the parochial vicar at Cathedral

(09:54) The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist celebrates 150th anniversary this year

(12:26) There's an explicit awareness that we need more homegrown priests

(15:33) Father Tim Seeger: Would you leave us with a prayer and blessing

In this episode, we welcome Fr. Reuben Nuxol to the St. Gabriel studio for an enlightening conversation about his journey and the work of the Legionaries of Christ. Fr. Nuxol shares his personal story, from his Catholic upbringing in Cottonwood to his ordination in Chile and his current duties in Atlanta. He delves into the history and mission of the Legionaries, emphasizing their role in forming apostles and spreading the gospel. Join us for a thoughtful discussion that explores faith, community, and the call to serve.

Chapters:

(00:00) Morning Light brings you a blend of lessons from priests, deacons and religious sisters

(00:32) You're an Eagles fan even though we lost last night

(01:58) Tell us about the legionaries, especially for those of us who don't know

(04:03) Brian Christie says he heard call to priesthood as early as 13

(07:45) There is something special about the Camas Prairie and Cottonwood

(10:58) Moving to Boise was like moving to downtown Manhattan, Brian says