Katie Zulanas explains how the PeakDay App helps couples understand fertility through Natural Family Planning. She shares how this approach supports strong marriages while remaining faithful to Catholic teaching.

Today’s Catholic Morning Show explores how faith, science, and technology come together to support married couples in understanding fertility. Listeners learn how Natural Family Planning empowers couples to live out Church teaching with confidence and clarity.

Vinny Flynn reflects on the message of Divine Mercy and how it has shaped his life and ministry. He shares insights from A Year with Divine Mercy, encouraging listeners to open their hearts to God’s healing love.

Mary Settle and Maureen Stone discuss the impact of Youth 2000 in the Diocese of Des Moines. They explain how Eucharistic adoration, confession, and authentic community are transforming the faith lives of young people.

Today’s Catholic Morning Show highlights how the Holy Spirit is renewing the Church through youth evangelization and devotion to Divine Mercy. From Youth 2000 to a yearlong journey with God’s mercy, listeners are invited to deepen their faith and prayer life.

Tony Adams discusses how Newman Catholic School continues a strong tradition of Catholic education in Mason City. He shares how faith, academics, and community work together to form students for l

Teressa Bogle shares how Operation Santa has brought the Centerville community together through service and generosity. This parish initiative shows how small acts of charity can make a lasting impact.

Deacon Randy Kiel reflects on the First and Second Mass readings for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. His insights help listeners enter more deeply into the meaning of Christ’s baptism and our own call as Christians.

Today’s Catholic Morning Show helps listeners prepare for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord while highlighting faith lived through charity and Catholic education. From Scripture reflection to parish outreach and school leadership, this episode showcases how the Church forms hearts and minds.

Steve Ray joins the show live from Jerusalem to share reflections from the Holy Land. He offers insights into Scripture and the Catholic faith through the lens of pilgrimage and lived experience.

Katie Patrizio, host of Sunday Dive on Iowa Catholic Radio, discusses faith formation opportunities at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in West Des Moines. She explains how these programs help Catholics of all ages grow in faith and discipleship.

Today’s Catholic Morning Show highlights opportunities to grow in faith locally and globally. From parish faith formation in West Des Moines to a live report from Jerusalem, listeners are invited to deepen their understanding of the Catholic faith.

Tom Chapman, Executive Director of the Iowa Catholic Conference, outlines the Iowa Bishops' Priorities for the new legislative session, shedding light on key issues and the Catholic stance on local governance.

In his conversation with Bo Bonner, Dale Ahlquist, President of the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, reveals the layers of Chesterton's character in I Also Had My Hour: An Alternative Autobiography of G.K. Chesterton, exploring his humor, intellect, and profound faith.

On today's The Catholic Morning Show, we explore faith, intellect, and advocacy. Dale Ahlquist discusses his book I Also Had My Hour, which uncovers the wit and wisdom of G.K. Chesterton. Tom Chapman, Executive Director of the Iowa Catholic Conference, shares the Iowa Bishops' Priorities for the upcoming legislative session.

Sr. Allison Regina Gliot, FSP (Daughters of St. Paul) tells us about her newest Catholic Fantasy Novel, "The Light They Left," part of her "In Aeternum" Trilogy. The gripping sequel to The Curse He Chose, Sister Allison Regina breaks new ground in the genre-bending In Aeternum trilogy, bridging the suspense of urban fantasy with the Christian drama of sin, grace, and redemption. Recommended for ages 14+. 

On today’s Catholic Morning Show, Sr. Allison Regina Gliot, FSP (Daughters of St. Paul) tells us about her newest book, "The Light They Left," part of her "In Aeternum" Trilogy. Colleen Dougherty, Pastoral Council Chair at St. Boniface in Waukee, IA, shares about upcoming programming the Church has geared up for 2026.

Today on the Catholic Morning Show: Sr. Allison Regina Gliot, FSP (Daughters of St. Paul)Sr. Allison tells us about her newest book, "The Light They Left," part of her "In Aeternum" Trilogy. The gripping sequel to The Curse He Chose, Sister Allison Regina breaks new ground in the genre-bending In Aeternum trilogy, bridging the suspense of urban fantasy with the Christian drama of sin, grace, and redemption. Recommended for ages 14+.  Colleen Dougherty, Pastoral Council Chair, St. Boniface, Waukee, IA joins the Catholic Morning Show to discuss St. Boniface's renewal initiatives, focusing on their Alpha classes, Called and Gifted Seminars, and their upcoming Sensory Friendly Mass

Angela Faber and Mackenzie Clemens discuss an upcoming screening of Love God’s Will at the Lake Theater in Clear Lake. They share how the film invites viewers to trust God’s plan and live faithfully.

Sharon Doran encourages listeners to make studying Sacred Scripture a priority in the new year. She shares how consistent Bible study can renew faith and strengthen discipleship.