We bring you local hosts and guests from across the diocese of Fargo, Bismarck, Crookston, Rapid City, Duluth, Superior, New Ulm, Sioux Falls, Winona-Rochester, and Cheyenne.
Melissa Scaccio & Fr. Jonathan Fasnacht answer your questions about coffee, marriage, and more!
How he changed his views on when life begins and struggles with miscarriage and infertility
He is Stable in Sioux Falls, SD - An evening of prayer and encouragement for those who are experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one.
The life and legacy of Al Smith - The first Catholic to run for president on a major party ticket
40 Days for Life Recap they also share the story of a Father who finds healing after not being able to save his child from abortion 12 years ago
Radiating Joy: The Michelle Duppong Story, is a documentary coming to theaters on November 12th - highlighting the life of Servant of God Michelle Duppong
MInnesota Election Results:
Who has the majority in each state chamber? What to expect in 2025 Legislative Session and why faithful citizenship remains important
Ed Schmitz and Steve Loegering join today's hosts Steve Splonskowski & Brandon Clark to celebrate Real Presence Radio's 20th birthday
Fr. Kunst and Cindy answer your questions during the first hour of RPL on Election Day 2024
The History of Halloween, how the church views the day, and its connection to All Saints' Day
Lynne joins us to discuss why we've stayed Catholic as young adults. Host Sunshine Diem shares her personal journey of faith
Hosts Aaron Bosh and Sunshine Diem briefly discuss the daily readings, after which they are joined by Fr. Anderl as he shares information about upcoming Ecclesia Domestica retreats in the local area
All Souls day concert and the Memento Mori talks at Sts Anne and Joachim Church in Fargo, ND
What does it mean to wear many hats? Fr. John Paul Gardner and Karen Selensky share the ministry they have in common as well as the different hats they wear professionally and personally.
Mother and Son who went to Guatemala on the Padre Apla's Leadership Program - named for Blessed Stanley Rother
Dean of the Saint Gianna School of Health Sciences talking about the Nursing Academy and the Medical Professionals Conference
Fr. Kayser shares how he was able to earn 2 Masters degrees despite great difficulty. A lesson in how God does not call the equipped, he equips the called
Parents of Servant of God Michelle Duppong. They share details about the upcoming documentary Radiating Joy, about Michelle's life story, premiering soon in theaters across the country
The Eucharistic Miracles exhibit coming to Holy Redeemer Church in Marshall, MN. We also discuss the life of Blessed Carlo Acutis and his work documenting Eucharistic Miracles
Lynne Devitt and Nancy Gourde join the fathers to discuss Elizabeth Borton de Treviño's autobiography of her marriage and life in Mexico
His path to the priesthood and how the people around him impacted his ability to follow God's will
Hosts Evan Baumberger & Dylan Reinhardt introduce themselves to our listeners and discuss the ins and outs of evangelization in the church
2024 Mother's Retreat - A retreat for moms to enjoy a restful weekend with the Lord and each other
Dionne Eastmo and Brianne Edwards join us as we talk about what it means to process loss and how we can work through the grief of losing a loved one
Promoting human dignity from the beginning to the end of life: How your vote affects more than just the presidency
Hosts Jacques Daniel and Elizabeth Haddix discuss family life and events around the Diocese of Rapid City
His work as a deacon. He also offers Insights into recovery from addiction, which he himself has experienced with his own journey out of Alcoholism
Director of Evangelization at the Diocese of Winona Rochester and Knight of Malta. Shares stories from his time as a Knight and how we can reconnect with the Eucharist as a church
Does God exist? The growth in the number of people who don’t even believe in God and how to respond to this disbelief
The unique way he’s raising money to upgrade the electrical at the Newman Center at the University of South Dakota
South Dakota pro-lifers say they experienced physical threats, verbal abuse, doxing, and stalking from a pro-abortion group collecting signatures for its radical referendum ballot measure.
North Dakota Catholic Conference Director speaks about attempts to legalize recreational Marijuana and abortion in the state
Marriage Preparation - Dynamics within couples coming into marriage and needs in marriage prep
Catholic Nurse Coach and the Healthcare Retreat at Maryvale Retreat Center November 8th-10th 2024
Accomplished pianist for the diocese of Duluth and music professor. Sharing his stories playing music across the country and why music is so important to the faith
Fr. Kunst answers your questions about abortion, immigration, what "voting for the lesser of two evils means" and more!
Recounting his recent trip to the 2024 International Eucharistic Congress in Quito, Ecuador
Mass and Holy Hour for Life at Sts. Anne and Joachim Church in Fargo, ND on October 2nd
Connect Medical Clinic - A unique, dignity-focused approach to receiving medical services, education, and support from a holistic perspective
Msgr. Thomas Richter recaps his keynote talk at the Diocese of Fargo's REDEEMED Eucharistic Congress
Safe Haven Baby Boxes
Special RPL episode Live from the SD Right to Life Convention in Yankton, SD
Founder & Executive Director of ZoeCare Pregnancy Center in Yankton
Special RPL episode Live from the SD Right to Life Convention in Yankton, SD
Executive Director of SD Right to Life
Special RPL episode Live from the SD Right to Life Convention in Yankton, SD
The Sisters of Perpetual Adoration are celebrating the 200th anniversary of the passing of their foundress, Blessed Mother Mary Magdalene until November 29, 2024. The Holy See has granted a Plenary Indulgence for those who attend Eucharistic celebrations, Eucharistic blessings, and adoration in any of the monasteries of the Order of Perpetual Adoration—including the monastery in Sioux Falls.
Tim Strieff is a program manager for Catholic Rural Life – a century’s old work of the Church that promotes Catholic Life in Rural America.
Dylan serves as director of evangelization and catechesis for the community of parishes in the Queen of Peace Pastorate. Here he speaks about Uniformity with God’s Will
Discussing his work with Deaf Resource Outreach Program (DROP) on the play "A Soul in Prison"
Hosta Jacques Daniel and Fr. Mark Horn wrap up the leftover gifts from the Fall 2024 Live Drive
Communications Director for the "No on G" campaign in South Dakota, opposing Amendment G
Author Sal Di Leo and Filmmaker Daniel Bielinski from Canticle Productions discuss their upcoming project House of the Lion and their upcoming appearance at the Rally of the Valley in Fargo
Catholic musician who will be speaking at the upcoming Redeemed Eucharistic Congress in the Diocese of Fargo
Founder of Protect Young Eyes speaks about keeping families safe from pornography and other digital issues
Fr. Kunst answers your questions about spouses who don't share the same faith, Godparents, the current political climate, and more!
Bishop tells us how parishes should navigate abundance and scarcity, how these relate to faith, and he shares his thoughts on the first day of school for the fall!
Youth that went to the Eucharistic Congress, sharing their experience from their time there
The Mercy Hours offered within the Diocese of Crookston and the continued fruits of the Eucharistic Congress
The great opportunities that are available for you, our listeners, at Broom Tree Retreat Center.
Being a pro-life witness in the difficult political climate we face locally and nationally. They also talk about a special event coming up in Flandreau, SD to draw attention to defeating Amendment G.
The new classical hybrid school in Sioux Falls welcomes over 60 students in first classes
Sister Gunderson's hand-made Joan of Arc Quilt, which will be displayed at the 2024 Juried International Quilt Festival in Texas
President of Servant of God Michelle Duppong Guild, sharing updates on Michell's cause for canonization
Dakota Hope Clinic's upcoming Hope Unleashed Banquets in Minot, Bottineau, and Tioga, ND
Judicial Vicar of the Diocese of Bismarck - Explaining what Annulments truly are and why they matter to the Catholic faith
Sharing his experience speaking at the National Eucharistic Congress and some info about his upcoming speech at RPR's Bismarck Banquet
Sharing her conversion from Islam to Catholicism, along with the importance of interfaith dialogue
New bishop of the Rapid City Diocese in South Dakota shares his life story and how he was selected to as Bishop of Rapid City
Hosts Michael Pauley and Fr. Mark Horn discuss political issues in South Dakota, how to register to vote in the state, and the Catholic view of voting
South Dakota Right to Life Convention, Amendment G, and the upcoming election in South Dakota
Time at the Newman Center while Faith & Business keynote speaker John Stiegelmeier was there
Director of Catholic Men's Business Fraternity and founder of Faith & Business Conference
Jericho Wall's Rosary Crusade and Eucharistic Profession at the SD state Capitol on August 18th
Keynote speaker at the upcoming BELOVED: Diocese of Winona Rochester Women's Conference
Updates on Abortion law in SD - Stopping Amendment G, Rosary Crusade, and Eucharistic Procession at the state Capitol
Summary and highlights of youth activities this summer in the Diocese of Fargo, along with what's ahead this year
Masculinity, how the church can guide young men, and what young men can give to the church
Fr. Jonathan Fasnacht answers your questions about Patron Saints, the difference between a Cathedral and a Basilica, and more!
Campers share their experiences at the Camp Summit Adventure Camp in the Diocese of Winnona-Rochester
Editor of the Loop, a resource for Catholics to find factual information about current events
Answering your questions on where to find factual information about politics, if Jesus had a guardian angel, and much more!
Recapping the National Eucharistic Congress and sharing his perspective on the historic event
The National Eucharistic Congress and the upcoming Redeemed Eucharistic Congress in the Diocese of Fargo
World renowned theologian Scott Hahn joins us to discuss the upcoming Redeemed Eucharistic Congress in the Diocese of Fargo
From Carmelites in Wahpeton - She tells us about life as a nun, the work of the Carmelites, and the difference between a sister and a nun
Alumni of the St. Francis Academy in Hankinson, ND. Shares stories from the school and of the good work the sisters continue to do
History of the St. Francis Sisters in Hankinson, ND and the generosity of the Hankinson community
Seminarian from the Bismarck Diocese, discussing his calling to be a priest and experiences in seminary
Bishop Cozzens recaps all the great things that happened at the National Eucharistic Congress
Hosts Brandon and Tonia Clark discuss their struggles with infertility, using NFP, and their journey raising a family
Her journey through infertility and working with couples using the Creighton Model of NFP
Finding Joy in the normalcy of life, motherhood, and raising a daughter with down syndrome
We begin this Natural Family Planning themed episode with a discussion on what NFP is. Then, we speak with Amy Julian about the the prophetic papal encyclical Humane Vitae
Host of Called to Communion on EWTN. He will be in North Dakota soon for a few events and an upcoming retreat in Valley City
St. Monica's Montessori Education: How it can be used to improve the minds of students and teach the Catholic faith
The University of Mary's record breaking enrollment, current waiting list, and the university's plans for the future
RPR's own Heather Karrow and frequent RPL host Fr. James Gross join us via phone from the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, Indiana to report on what's happening at this historic event!
(Fr. Gross joins in the second half of this segment)
Nancy Gourde joins us for a review of They Loved to Laugh by Kathryn Worth
Next Review: The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Decora, a holistic health retreat day to learn about fertility health, & the dignity of woman
The story St. Benedict's church in Horace. The construction of the new new church and history of the old church
USCCB religious liberty essay contest winner - "Daring to defy the crown and give faith to the poor"
Author of Unveiling the Sixth Station of the Cross: Reparation to the Holy Face, Mother of All Devotions
Not letting “we believe” become “I believe” - avoiding becoming superior to God in personal beliefs
Personalized Pregnancy, Parenting, and Adoption Services provided by Catholic Charities ND
David discusses the Fargo Diocesan Synod and the theological idea of the sensus fidelium (sense of the faith on the part of the faithful)
Brad Gray, Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark join for this month's Gospel Roundtable.
Matt Maher starts the half hour sharing with us a revival happening in New Ulm. Then Noah shares his experience of being a Perpetual Pilgrim for the Eucharistic Congress
Rob shares how a learning disability didn't stop his son from receiving his first holy communion. Rob shares the beautiful journey.
Dr. Feingold recounts his conversion to Catholicism and how we can know the truth of the fate through logic
UMary Catholic graduate programs are being recommended by the Cardinal Newman Society & one of those programs endorsed by Cardinal Newman, bioethics, has excepted an invitation by the world-renown Jerome Lejeune Foundation in Italy to partner with them.
Joel is an insurance agent with the Knights of Columbus who recounts his work with the Knights, helping the organization in a variety of ways. He also shares just how much the Knights do for the church
Mike and Fr. Smith share details about their recent pilgrimage to Rome and the spiritual fruits they gained from the journey
Discussing our the cultural impact of pride month, the Catholic teaching on homosexuality, and how we can best handle this prevalent issue.
University of St. Thomas-Houston has partnered with the Word on Fire Institute to create a new Master’s Program in Evangelization and Culture
Fr. Jason Lefor and Fr. James Gross answers your questions about cohabitation and the priesthood
We open our show with the daily gospel reflection and then Nancy Gourde joins us to explore one of Mark Twain's most obscure and interesting works
National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion the first and only approved Marian apparition site in the United States
Discerning the call to priesthood and the upcoming Collar Classic softball game in the Diocese of Fargo
A former abortion doctor for Planned Parenthood in South Dakota who had a major conversion and is now fighting to defeat the abortion amendment in the state.
Our show opens with a quick daily gospel reflection, then we speak with Camille about Celebrating the 2nd anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision - and unveiling a special new pro-life video series
Paul Schultz from St. Michael's parish in Pine Island, MN joins us to discuss the importance of Catholic Young Adult ministry
Fr. Kasel returns to discuss your questions about how to properly care for the dead and the Sacred Heart
(please not that due to technical difficulties the end of this segment was cut off)
Bea Woznick describes how fatherhood is an adventure men should partake in. He also shares tips for celebrating father's day
Angie Ellsworth discusses her work with Timeout Behavior Coaching and how we can best love difficult children
Continuing our discussion on Catholic sexual ethics, we address the unitive nature of sex, contraception, and what it means to be open to children.
A special camp that’s in our listening area for Catholic families that have a son or daughter with disabilities.
Exciting developments as the cause for beatification and canonization of Servant of God Michelle Duppong continues - focusing on releasing the documentary about Michelle to an even wider audience and the miracle that led Bishop Kagan to beginning the cause in the first place.
Bernadette O'Keefe will shares parts of her story and the work of the Eden Invitation community. Eden Invitation creates space to receive the whole person, grow systems of mutual support, and empower for creative discipleship. Eden is a group of disciples with LGBTQ+ experiences, building community with others who desire a way of life in congruence with Christ and His Church.
A new opportunity for the Diocese of Fargo - Equipping churches to evangelize through healthy relationships and marriage
Voting as a Catholic - how we can have dialogue and actually address issues rather than arguing and name calling
Bishop Cozzens speaks about his vision to revive the Diocese of Crookston - given a 30% decrease in Mass attendance over the past decade
Dr. Soval shares a Anew vision for the MBA program at the University of Mary to cultivate strong Catholic leaders with professional confidence and personal integrity. Then, our hosts answer a few questions about if there is marriage in heaven.
We open our show talking about the Men's Leadership Summit and the renewal of Catholic masculinity
Jason Adkins recaps the recently concluded Minnesota State legislative session, discussing the good and bad that came from it.
Fr. Kunst answers yours questions about praying over saints bodies, the sign of peace, ghosts, and more!
Bishop Daniel Felton speaks about the Star of the North Eucharistic Congress, the ongoing Eucharistic pilgrimage, and the upcoming USCCB meeting this June
Speaking about Bishop Dudley House- Center for Families & the Homeless in Sioux Falls, SD
New, faith-based pregnancy resource center in the Sioux Falls Area and the services it provides to women in the area
Hosts Heather Karrow and Doug Weingardt open the show talking about the upcoming Corpus Christi holiday, going through a few post-live drive gifts, and discussing how to pray
Speaking about their work in the military and how they balance faith with service to the country
Bishop Cozzens recaps the Star of the North Eucharistic Congress and the graces we received from it
Seminarian serving in Beach, ND for the summer. He shares his journey through Seminary and what we can do to support seminarians
Discussing Food for the Soul, a program which helps those who have lost a spouse to grieve and find community
Discussing her work with Max's Mission for the Bismarck Diocese, which seeks to comfort those who have lost a child due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss.
Hosts Sunshine Diem and Aaron Bosh discuss meaning, purpose, and Harrison Butker's speech at Benedictine college
Director of Knights of Columbus Walleye Classic in Bemidji MN shares details about the event in June
Walking with those who experience infant and young child loss as part of the Rapid City Diocese Grief Advocates
RPR director Lynne Devitt recaps our recent Spring Live Drive! She shares stories of driving across our listening area, working with our hosts, and bringing the mission of RPR to our listeners
A conversation on how evangelization relates to the Eucharistic Revival and Shawna's unique approach to it
Fr. Brian Christensen joins us to talk about the grand opening of the new St. Joseph Fellowship Hall and what it means for the Cathedral community.
Bishop's Fishing Tournament for Seminarians - how this year has a fun new twist - and how peoples’ support truly helps the future of the Diocese of Rapid City
The “20 Seminarians by 2025” Prayer Campaign - and how it continues to grow as more people join in the Memorare prayer effort
Jason Adkins joins us to discuss the proposed Equal Rights Amendment in Minnesota and what it means for religious liberty
Deb Kaul from Memory Cafe speaks about helping those suffering from memory loss with a variety of techniques.
Hosts Lynne Devitt and Brandon Clark open today's show by discussing the upcoming Live Drive.
Archivist for the Diocese of Duluth explores their archives with us and shares what they have from the life of Msgr. Buh, along with details about his possible canonization.
Richard Carrick from the Borealis Chamber artists shares details about their production of Handel’s Messiah and how it brings a pilgrimage to you!
Fr Kunst and Cindy answer your questions about if priests can get married, public scandal, and country music!
We begin our coverage of the Minnesota Knights of Columbus conference by speaking with outgoing state deputy Dan DeCrans
Talking about their experiences as adult children of divorce and how a powerful retreat experience helped them begin the journey to healing from these wounds
South Dakota Update: Talking about the upcoming deadline for the opposition to submit signatures on the initiative to legalize marijuana in South Dakota
Minnesota Update: Speaking about the recent vote in the House on whether or not to legalize surrogacy in Minnesota
Nate and Sara speak about not settling for good enough in marriage and how they experienced healing and a new level of love through an impactful program called Retrouvaille
John Edwards, founder of Just a Guy in the Pew men's ministry, talks about going from his struggles with addiction, jail, and almost losing his family to helping men rediscover and grow in their faith - he will also be the special guest at the upcoming Men's Leadership Summit hosted by the Diocese of Fargo
Andrew Meyer and Joey Miller represented their parishes at the recent Diocesan Synod hosted by the Diocese of Fargo. They’ll share their reflections about the event and how they feel about everything moving forward from the Synod.
Msgr Goering discusses how to be silent and slow your mind down while praying. Then he discusses his upcoming men's silent retreat.
We talk with Bishop DeGrood about the upcoming Star of the North Eucharistic Congress in Bemidji, MN. We’ll also talk with him about what, if anything, people who are not able to attend it or the National event can do.
Finally, we’ll talk with him about the upcoming deadline for opposition to submit signatures against the legalize marijuana initiative in SD. More information: https://www.protectingsdkids.com/"
Sr. Anne Wolf joins us to discuss the serious perils created by human trafficking in our local area and how we can be aware of what is happening.
Tom joins us to share what’s happening at the local parish level during the Eucharistic Revival
Fr. Shaun Haggerty discusses The future of the local Church and how we can create a plan to work through the consequences of fewer people practicing their Catholic faith
We end our coverage of the SD Knights of Columbus Convention by speaking with Fr. Shaun Haggerty
We open our coverage of the South Dakota Knight of Columbus Convention by speaking with State Deputy of the South Dakota Knights of Columbus, Ray Pierson
Ken and Maryanne discuss their daughter, Michelle Duppong's, life and path to sainthood
Bishop Kagan talks about the Easter octave and the continuing Easter season, along with how we can maintain our joy throughout the season.
Mary Hanbury takes us on a shrine tour of the Upper Midwest, introducing you to local shrines that you and your family can easily travel to.
The Newman Guide recently added this University of Mary program to its list of recommended Catholic grad programs. Dr. Donny Bungum will tell us what this program is and what makes it so special.
Jason Adkins will bring us the latest out of the Minnesota legislative session - including support for a bill that prevents organizations from having policies that prevent mandatory reporting of child maltreatment.
Sean Liedl joins us to talk about her personal journey through miscarriage and how she and her husband have been able to grieve and find healing in such difficult circumstances.
Converts from Protestantism and Mormonism respectively who became Catholic missionaries
Sr. Angela and Katherine share their experiences at Trinity's recent “Nun Run”, where Fr. Grant and Sisters from the Handmaids of the Heart of Jesus led some of the junior and senior girls on visits to various groups of Religious Sisters across the area
We’re joined by two of our FOCUS missionaries from Dickinson State University - giving us an update on how things have been going on campus since we last had them on in the fall.
Fr. Wolf joins us to discuss Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory, as he explains what these concepts truly mean theologically
Christina Hirschfeld from The Catholic Academy in Dickinson, ND speaks about how the academy is a parent-first faith formation experience to bring learning about the faith to the whole family
RPR Director Lynne Devitt joins our hosts to discuss the recent Fargo Synod. Afterward, they discuss the new document released by the Vatican "Dignitas Infinita"
Nancy Gourde and Fr. William Slattery join us to review The Edge of Sadness by Edwin O'Connor
Sal Di Leo shares his life story, how nuns helped him return to faith, and how his story is being made into a feature film.
Fridays with the Father - teachers coordinate early morning Friday with Catholic school kids
Kay Mack joins us to discuss the Eucharistic Congress and the work being done in the Bemidji area in anticipation of it!
We open the show with our daily gospel reflection.* Then we speak with Libby and Betty about the Eucharistic procession and the work the community of St. Phillip's is doing to prepare for the event
*We experienced technical difficulties during this segment
Kelli Whartman from Catholic Social Services offers practical advice on how parents can break though communication barriers between them and their children.
Annie Daniel (wife of host Jacques Daniel) joins to discuss the co-op group she is leading which is studying Shakespeare, along with the evidence of Shakespeare being Catholic.
Fr. Hoag speaks about the Diocese of Rapid City's initiative to have an advocate volunteering for their tribunal
Sr. Sara and Bridget discuss the Diocese of Rapid City's consecration to the Virgin Mary
We begin our show with a daily gospel reflection, after which we are joined by Dr. Grove and Rep. Milstead from South Dakota who discuss the worrying statistics behind marijuana use and it's impact on children, along with church teaching related to the subject.
Amy Cummings joins us to speak about the Partnership for Youth Conferences in Rochester and St. Paul
Bishop Robert Barron, founder of Word on Fire and Bishop of Winona-Rochester, joins us to discuss the importance of religious freedom at the local and state level in Minnesota and across the country.
Kristen Theriault joins us to talk about the life of Mother Cabrini, the first U.S. citizen to become a saint, along with the recent film film Cabrini and the tie-in books associated with it.
Catholic Movie producer Oscar Delgado joins us to discuss his work in the film industry (including the release of his two new films Purgatory and St. Michael: Meet the Angel) as well as his work as a war correspondent
Fr. Andrew Dickinson speaks about Set Ablaze, a new program meant to breath new life into the Diocese of Sioux Falls
Director of the Minnesota Catholic Conference Jason Adkins speaks about issues in the state, which include a new gambling bill and the child tax credit
Sara shared details about the Classical Hybrid School opening in Sioux Falls in Fall 2024
Bishop DeGrood reflects on today's gospel readings and then shares how families can help encourage vocations
We discuss details of the upcoming Legends of Rock concert which will be held in support of St. James Academy. Kevin Chalfant, formerly of Journey, will be performing and joins us for the discussion
David Tamisiea, executive director of the North Dakota Catholic Conference shares how the Theology of the Body relates to the Pro-Life Cause and the pro-life efforts in the state of North Dakota
Psychologist Dr. James Link joins us to discuss what to look for in a candidate for the deaconate from a psychologist perspective
Our host Tim Mosser opens the show with a reflection on the daily gospel. Then, Patrick McGuire joins us to discuss the joys of the Easter season's music
Two senior students from Shanley High School who will be starring in the school's production of 42nd Street share details about the show, why they love theater, and where to get tickets
Brad Gray's daughter, Mary Therese , talks about being an adult child of divorce, the impacts that has had on her life, and how she's been able to walk the road toward healing. She also speaks about Life Giving Wounds - a retreat for adult children of divorce (April 19-21 is retreat).
We speak with two new Catholics who came into the church this Easter. We ask them about their faith journeys and why they decided to become Catholic.
Bishop Folda shares his Easter reflections and talks about the upcoming local Eucharistic Congress this fall
Stella speaks about what it means to "come away" from our regular lives to encounter the Lord, how we can do this, and what women will experience on the upcoming retreat at Maryvale
Matthew will be partaking in the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage as a perpetual pilgrim. He tells us about what his journey will be like and what he hopes to gain from it!
We hear updates from the Minnesota Catholic Conference and the South Dakota Catholic Conference respectively
RoseAnn shares details about the Seven Sisters Apostolate, whose mission is to consistently pray for clergy
Msgr. Richter shares details about the Prayer and Spiritual Direction Certificate the University of Mary will be providing. Msgr. Richter will be one of the teachers of the course.
Tepeyac Leadership is an organization that seeks to give Lay Catholic Professionals the skills to be leaders.
Mother Mary from the St. Joseph sisters in Bismarck joins us to discuss the great work the order is doing in the local area
Fr. John is the Director of the Propaedeutic Year and Director of Human Formation. He speaks with host Fr. Brian Gross about Fr Brian's new assignment
Fr. Nick Schneider joins us to talk about what sets Catholic Montessori education apart from other forms of education.
Bishop Espaillat, the youngest Bishop in the country, speaks about his work in Brooklyn along with the upcoming Eucharistic revival.
Fr. Waltz talks about his experience as a military chaplain and his outlook on the future of our country’s military.
Fr. Valerian is the new Abbott of Assumption Abbey in Richardton, ND. He shares details about the life and spirituality in the Abbey.
Fr. Brian discusses the Easter Triduum, the three holiest days of the year and how in the liturgical calendar, these days are just a single day.
President of Trinity Catholic Schools Marya Skaare discusses the mission and current status of Trinity Catholic
Fr. Anderl explores manhood and also gives us updates on the Ecclesia Domestica retreat
Fr. Mitch discusses the importance of the Book of Isaiah, the "Gospel of the Old Testament", along with his new commentary on the book which brings it to lay Catholics.
Fr. Jason Lefor and Fr. James Gross answer your questions about what Easter means and more!
Fr. Slattery and Nancy Gourde joins us in reviewing Maria Von Trapps book Around the Year, which features a litany of Catholic family traditions, history, and even recipes!
Fr. James Cheney and Fr. Chris Markman discuss the upcoming 39th Annual Newman Center Bike Race
Thomas joins us to discuss living the faith after college - the joys - the struggles - the realness of life
Aaron and Megan, FOCUS missionaries at NDSU, discuss countering the loss of faith on college campuses
Bishop Cozzens joins us to discuss St. Joseph and his connection with Jesus in the Eucharist
Amy and Pat tell us about the Institute of Catholic Culture which offers online education for Catholic adults
Author of Monastery and High Cross, which explores the Catholic History of Ireland and the story of St. Patrick
Peter Flies discusses his work with Catholics in Recovery, an organization which helps Catholics deal with various addictions and other issues.
Deb discusses how to express love to those with memory loss and her work with Memory Cafe
We speak with Maggee Hangee and Michael Pauley from the Minnesota and South Dakota Catholic Conferences to hear political updates from their respective state.
SD representative John Hansen discusses the proposed abortion amendment in the state and how we can defeat it
Bill discusses how battles over euthanasia, contraception, abortion, and gender reflect the goodness of the human person.
We end our coverage of the University of Mary Vocations Jamboree with a call to renewal in vocations as a church along with how to listen to the voice of the Lord
Keynote speaker of the Vocations Jamboree, Montse Alvarado, speaks about the her upcoming speech and the importance of the jamboree
Continuing our covering the Vocations Jamboree, TJ discusses the missionary calling and how to follow it
We begin our coverage of the University of Mary's Vocations Jamboree by speaking with Emma Thorpe, who shares details about the event itself
Cause for Beatification and Canonization of Michelle Duppong from the Diocese of Bismarck
Deacon Ben and his wife speak about their work with Six Stone Jars Retreat, which seeks to bring Catholic Couples closer together
Grand Knight Tyson Kuznia joins us to speak about the history and work of the Knights of Columbus
Patrick McGuire, director of Music At Sts. Anne and Joachim Church in Fargo, ND, speaks about Lenten liturgy, church music, and the upcoming Fargo Synod
Fr. Kunst and Cindy answer your questions about Eucharistic Ministers, where the soul goes at death, and more!
We catch up with the Minnesota Catholic Conference and then the South Dakota Catholic Conference
Bishop Felton discusses the passing of Bishop Peter Muhich along with various Lenten traditions
Fr David speaks about his work with the Bismarck Diocese African Mission in the Diocese of Kisii in Kenya
Hosts Aaron and Heather discuss how the Church invented the Gregorian Calendar and why we have Leap Years
Jenessa was recentlyhonored as the 2024 Minnesota Mother of the Year. She speaks about founding of the Down Home ministry that provides beds and other furnishings for people working to get out of poverty.
Jason Adkins & Michael Pauley give updates on political issues in Minnesota and South Dakota respectively
New Director of the North Dakota Catholic Conference speaks about issues facing the state
Our hosts recount their experiences at the Know Your Faith competition, then they are joined by Sarah Swafford who was also at the competiton
Frs. Schulte and McLaughlin talk about the newness of priesthood, what they’ve learned, the challenges they’ve faced, and what they look forward to in the years to come.
Discussing the mission and vision of Roncalli High School along with how Roncalli was named after Pope John XXIII
Camille Pauley, creator of the “Forbidden Discussions” video series, shares how this new program proves it’s possible to have rational discussions about topics like abortion online.
Maggee Hangge, the Policy and Public Relations Associate for the Minnesota Catholic Conference joins us to share the latest out of the Minnesota legislative session and the action items Minnesotans need to be aware of. Then, Michael Pauley, the Executive Director of the South Dakota Catholic Conference, returns to share updates about their current legislative session.
Fr. Robert Kinyon reflects on his ordination. His dad, Jim Kinyon, joins us to share a father’s perspective on the priesthood of his son. We also talk about what it means to be a father - both biologically and spiritually.
Jay Wickham and John Hill join us to share their reflections on what it means to live Lent as a man - offering prayer and sacrifice as spiritual leaders.
Eric Sammons and Fr. Gross discuss the implications and response to the papal declaration Fiducia Supplicans
Nancy Gourde and Fr. Slattery join Fr. Gross in reviewing the classic novel A Tale of Two Cities
Bishop Cozzens discusses the Eucharistic Revival and the relationship between the Eucharist and Confession
We visit with Emily about finding joy in the sacrifices, struggles, and messiness of marriage.
Jason Adkins from the Minnesota Catholic Conference gives us an overview of the current MN legislative session. Then, in the 2nd half of the segment, Michael Pauley from the South Dakota Catholic Conference discusses the SD legislative session.
Executive Director for the Women’s Care Center in Fargo shares new developments with Women's Pregnancy Centers in our listening area and the situations in North Dakota and Minnesota.
We hear from Josie and Rhyan about their experience at the March for Life. Then, Mattia joins us to discuss her experience a the march
Deacon Harold joins us to discuss Pro-Life Evangelization and our upcoming Duluth Banquet
Host Melissa Scattio and Margaret Mulligan discuss their trip to Spain where they walked the Camino De Santiago
Diane Huck and Margaret Mulligan discuss their work with 40 Days for Life and upcoming pro-life events in Bismarck, ND, and Rochester, MN respectively.
Jericho Wall prayer group will be starting a rosary campaign to end abortion 9 months before the 2024 election
Two handmaids who have just taken up new residence in Duluth speak about their work, vocation, and upcoming fundraising events
We speak with Jason Adkins from the Minnesota Catholic Conference and then Michael Pauley from the South Dakota Catholic conference to hear about political issues in their respective states.
Fr. Kunst answers your questions, which include the books of the bible, anti-popes, and what counts as meat during Lent
Austin and Jesse share their powerful experiences from the Made for Greatness Men's Retreat
Terry Bladlow joins us to talk about Giving Hearts Day and her work with St. Gerard's Community of Care
Cy Kellet, host of Catholic Answers Live, joins us to discuss the work of Catholic Radio, the state of the modern world, and our upcoming Fargo Banquet!
Fr. Jason Lefor ends our show by discussing thanking God for suffering and sacrifices, along with the Beloved Father Men's Retreat.
We discuss the similarities between baptisms and Funerals. Then, Ed Konieczka tells us about the upcoming National Eucharistic Congress pilgrimage sponsored by the Bismarck diocese and the University of Mary
Gerald Vetter shares details about the Carnival event at St. Mary's Academy in Bismarck, ND
Sr. Lucia Rose and Mother Chiara Thérèse join us to share their callings to vocation and their work in Catholic Education
Jennifer Anderson discuses the work of Redeeming Grace Counseling, a Catholic Counseling service in Fargo, ND
Women Adoring Jesus group and their upcoming events at Sts. Anne and Joachim Church in Fargo, ND
John & Jessica give details about the upcoming blood drive at Sts. Anne and Joachim's church in Fargo, ND
Dr. DeCock and Fr. Kinzler discuss the importance of Healthcare and the role of the church, clergy, and laity in it.
Eric Sammons, editor of Crisis Magazine, joins us to discuss when we should "Shake the dust off our feet" and stop evangelizing
Fr. Jason Lefor and Fr. James Gross answer your questions about baptism, St. Paul's letters, and the pope
Dr. Burgwald discuses the School of Missionary discipline in the Diocese of Sioux Falls
Michael Pauley from the South Dakota Catholic Conference Discusses the current SD legislative session and the important bills being discussed. Then, he shares details about the brick-by-brick event, which seeks to create a pro-life culture in South Dakota.
Fr. Phil Ackerman from Holy Spirit church in West, Fargo, ND speaks about their new belltower and the fascinating history behind the ministry of the bells
Joe Heschmeyer from Catholic Answers shares his work in apologetics and discusses the upcoming Aberdeen banquet he will be speaking at
Glen Gauer discusses the upcoming Men's Retreat in Brookings, SD, sponsored by Mission Blueprint
Agnostic Brandon Hendrickson discusses what attracts him to Catholicism and the community at St. James Coffee
Dr. Gerry Crete joins us to discuss dealing with trauma, along with his book Litanies of the Heart
Fr. Kunst and Cindy Jennings answer your questions in a special hour long Straight Talk
Julia Wade discusses her upcoming book St. Joseph's Workshop, which focuses on the relationship between St. Joseph and a young Jesus. Then, our hosts wrap up the show by reflecting on the guests they spoke with today.
Joe McGivney shares his incredible true story of his miraculous healing from Alcoholism
Dan LeRoy shares his book Why We Think What We Think: The Rise and Fall of Western Thought. Which explores the Catholic origins of western philosophy.
Fr. Kirby joins us to discuss his new book A Year with the Popes: Daily Meditations with the Vicar of Christ
Co-Founder of the Catholic Institute Technology, a new university created to educate the next generation of Catholic engineers and scientists
Hosts Steve and Tom discuss the continuation of Christmas and the upcoming men's retreat
Roxane Salonen speaks about the 12 Days of Christmas and her book The 12 Days of Christmas in North Dakota
Fr. Metzger speaks about Christmas week and how we can continue to celebrate through the end of the year
Julie Thompson shares her incredible story of reuniting with her daughter after she was given up for adoption.
Patrick O"Hearn shares his book "Our Lady of Sorrows" and various devotion to the Bless Virgin Mary
We discuss Emily Malloy's new book Theology of Home IV: Arranging the Seasons along with the best way to decorate our homes with flowers during the Christmas season
Dr. Rebecca Raber director of the Capella Liturgical choir and choir member Mary Scherber share with us the choir's work and some of their music
Msgr Schumacher and Karen Selensky talk about the Advent Novena and the arrival of Christmas
Dr. Beverly Everett, conductor of the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra, joins us to discuss the musical stylings of the mass during Advent.
Msgr. Shea, president of the University of Mary, speaks about the university's books "From Christendom to Apostolic Mission" and "The Religion of the Day"
Maria shares her story of receiving a house from Habitat for Humanity and how it changed her life for the better
Black Hills Habitat for Humanity Director discusses the groundbreaking ceremony and the organizations work
Authors of Guadalupe and the Flower World Prophecy: How God Prepared the Americas for Conversion Before the Lady Appeared share the history of how Our Lady of Guadalupe spread the Gospel to the Americas.
Dr. DeCock joins us to discuss Bioethics, chronic illness, futile care, and other concerns
Compendium of Sacramentals: Encyclopedia of the Church's Blessings, Signs, and Devotions
Monseigneur Thomas Richter discusses how we can have a deeper faith in Christ by understanding Jesus as a person, rather than as an idea.
Fr. Nilson shares his book God's Ongoing Gifts to the Church: Issues Confronting Ecclesial Movements and New Communities
Fr. Slattery and Nancy Gourde joins us to discuss Pope John Paul II's play The Jeweler's Shop
Patrick Flynn returns to discuss the possibility of the multiverse and what it might mean for faith
Director of Catholic Social Services in Rapid City, SD, speaking about their upcoming annual gathering where they will honor various community figures
Sean Pilcher speaks about his work with Sacra, an apostolate which restores and preserves relics
Fr. Ralph Weimann speaks about end of life care, dealing with grief, and how we can fight the culture of death
Principal at Rancolli Catholic School speaking about the upcoming school's PreK/Kindergarten Open House
Assistant Director of Springs in the Desert, a Catholic apostolate meant to help couples dealing with infertility
Fr. Gerard recounts his story of his time on a pilgrimage in the Holy Land. While there a war between Palestine and Israel began, which the pilgrimage group had to escape
Parishioner at Epiphany Parish, Watford City, ND and member of the 7 sisters apostolate
Austin Comito, Dickinson State University FOCUS Missionary & Team Leader and teammate Elizabeth Benmiller FOCUS Missionary
Coach Gregg Grinsteinner, Athletic Director, Boys Basketball Coach, Trinity High School
Street Preacher Fr. Lawrence Carney joins us to discuss his "The Holy Face Tour" in Rapid City, SD
Nadia Smetana director of Dakota Hope Clinic shares info about their work and the From Grief to Grace event. Segment ends with host banter.
Mike Mangione creator of Made for More, a production by the Theology of the Body institute
Discussing the Made for Greatness Men's Retreat in January at Maryvale Retreat Center in Valley City, ND
Practicing internal medicine physician, and the Managing Editor of Evangelization & Culture, the Journal of the Word on Fire Institute.
Dr. Christopher DeCock provides an introduction to bioethics from a Catholic perspective in an hour long segment.
Former Protestant Minister and current Professor of Church History and Historical Theology at Garrett-Evangelical Seminary at Northwestern University, speaks about his book Praying the Psalms
Carlo Acutis' Eucharistic Miracles of the World Exhibit visiting St. John De Britto Church in Britton, SD
Jem Sullivan, professor at the Catholic University of America and author of Sacred Art Every Catholic Should Know, speaks about her book
D. John Bergsma joins us to discuss the history of the Deuterocanonical books and their place in the bible.
President of Trinity Catholic Schools joins us to discuss the new early childhood center and the start of the new school year
Bishop Kagan speaks about the annual Red Mass and White Mass held by the Bismarck Diocese.
Hillare Hauer, Fr. Kunst new sub-in co-host, shares stories of her work with the Diocese of Duluth.
Kristen Van Uden speaks about her upcoming book When the Sickle Swings, exploring the persecution of the church under communism.
Professor Kendrick Oliver discusses the relation between religion and the U.S. Space Program.
Fr. Nick Nelson from Theology Uncapped discusses his upcoming topic, "Why are the Catholic and Orthodox churches not united"?
Dr. Martin gives us a preview of the upcoming Rochester Banquet and tells us about his current work in Australia.
Jordan talks about Red River Valley Furniture Mission and how it's bringing faith and furniture to those who need it!
Leaders from the Catholic Women's Professional League at the Faith & Business Conference
Joe Rutten Director of Benedictine Leadership Institute, opens our show speaking at the Faith and Business Conference.
Upcoming banquets for the Dakota Hope Clinic and the opening of a new satellite location in Bottineau!
Dan Bielisnki, founder of Canticle Productions and producer of the new film Sanctified.
Lay Evangelist Mike Gormley speaks about his mission and our upcoming Dickinson Banquet.
Carole Brown discusses her time as a missionary and work in Christian Radio in Ireland.
Anna Crain, director of Women Run for Women, describes their mission and why they're taking part in the Ragnar Run
Artist William Rereick recounts how he restored and painted the stations of the cross at St. Michael's church in GF.
Tina and Mark discuss the first ever capital campaign held by St. Michael's School in Mahnohmen, MN
Adventurer and World Champion Surfer, Bear Woznick, shares about his new book: "12 Rules for Manliness."
A behind the scenes look at youth and young adult ministry in Fargo and his plans for the future!
Live from "Putt 4 a Purpose," Bishop Folda discusses the importance of supporting your diocese.
Brady and Thomas provide more insight on what "Putt 4 a Purpose" supports in the areas of diocesan youth ministry
Director of Stewardship and Development for the Diocese of Fargo on the history of "Putt 4 a Purpose" and how you can support the local church!
Live from the Rose Creek Golf Course, the annual "Putt 4 a Purpose" fundraising event for the Fargo Diocese!
Rachel Juve, an employee at RPR, shares about her recent mission trip to Honduras and the graces she received!
The Listener Relations Coordinators at RPR come together to share about their unique role at Real Presence Radio!
Dr. Dan Schneider, Gulf War Veteran and author of The Liber Cristo Method: A field Manual for Spiritual Combat
Senior Vice President of Global Distribution for Angel Studios on the movie, Sound of Freedom.
The importance and impact of Newman Centers and an appeal for the Rapid City Newman Centers
Gil Ballie, author of The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self, speaks with us again about the lessons his book contains (note: Due to delay, Gil joined us halfway through the segment)
Camille Pauley, founder of healing the culture speaks about her work with students and how she engages them to be Pro-Life.
Patti Armstrong, author of Holy Hacks: Everyday Ways to Live your Faith & get to Heaven
Fr. Jason Lefor and Fr. James Gross answer questions and discuss the films Sound of Freedom and Casablanca
Fr. Wayne Sattler, spiritual director of the Diocese of Bismarck and author of And You Will Find Rest.
Nikki Biese from Biking for Babies speaks about their ministry helping pro-life causes and their recent events.
Dr. Mary Dockter, dean of Medical Science at the University of Mary, tells us about the program and how they are helping young Catholics become medical professionals.
Dr. Carole Brown & Fr. Mark McCormack from the Sioux Spiritual Center speak about the monthly Festival of Praise
RPR director Lynne Devitt joins us to speak about why she joined RPR and her vision for the future.
Sr Misericordia joins us for a special long segment to speak about the incorrupt body of Sister Wilhelmina, foundress of the Benedictine sisters of Mary.
Steve and Tom discuss how they both got involved with RPR and the history of the company.
Father Kunst and Deacon John Foucault share about the new movie, Sound of Freedom, and invite feedback from listeners.
His vocation story and reflections on life as a bishop as he celebrates his ten year anniversary as bishop of Fargo!
UMary's Jerome Richter tells us about his favorite stories from UMary's Rome Pilgrimage for High School Seniors
Dr. Lavoie shares his findings of over 20 years of medical examination of the Shroud of Turin.
Msgr Thomas Richter, pastor of Queen of Peace church in Dickinson, ND, speaks about the church's 50th anniversary.
Priest @ St. James Basilica in Jamestown, ND speaks about his spiritual journey and how he became a priest.
Content manager of Catholic Ventures and curator of Lion & Lamb Book Club on her summer reading program.
Kinfolk Worship, an organization designed to bring Christians together based in Ada, MN.
Illustrator of the children's book, "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus" which seeks to introduce children and families to the Latin Mass.
Director of the Catholic studies program at the University of Mary shares about the program and how those interested can join!
Mary shares about her recent visit to the body of Sister Wilhelmina, which has been reported to be possibly incorrupt!
Young musician on his "undercover" Catholic music and his goal of leading others to truth!
Ukrainian Catholic Priest explains the different rites and liturgies in the Catholic Church
Her ministry "Healing the Culture" and what comes next as we approach the one year anniversary of the overturning of Roe vs Wade.
Sister Maria shares about her order, The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles and the book "Brides of Christ."
An upcoming pilgrimage the Diocese of Fargo is organizing to attend the National Eucharistic Congress in 2024!
Blake shares about his experience and the importance of retreats with Steve Splonskowski and Tom O'Keefe
His book, "The Devout Life: A Modern Guide to Practical Holiness with St. Francis De Sales."
We speak with the founders of Stand Firm productions, a new Catholic media organization from Bismarck seeking to spread the gospel!
Thomas McKenna delves into the theology of communion with Cardinal Burke’s lessons found in Respecting the Body and Blood of the Lor
Deacon Mark Krejci of the Crookston Diocese speaks about finding joy in faith and evangelization.
Registered Nurse, Sarah McKeown, shares information and resources for those interested in Natural Family Planning.
Fr. Michael Rennier, a priest in the Archdiocese of St. Louis, shares his conversion story and new book, "The Forgotten Language."
Fr. Lefor and Fr. Gross answer Listener questions and Mike Keidrowski gives an update on the outcome of the 2023 Spring Live Drive
Nancy Gourde joins hosts F. Lefor and Fr. Gross for a discussion about "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott
Brandon Clark and John Clark speak about the importance of a holy marriage and family life.
The implications of the attempted changes to the medical definitions of life and death.
Consecration to Saint Joseph and the May Crowning ceremony at Sacred Heart Church in Aberdeen.
ACS Technologies: an organization that just completed a study of faith in America, with surprising findings!
Her book: Praying with Saint Augustine - A modern collection of St. Augustine’s prayers from his theological works.
Author of "The War on Virtue" discussing attacks on Catholic morality from various political and cultural angles.
Siblings in the Rapid City area who have both answered the call to be FOCUS missionaries!
FOCUS missionaries at NDSU- Importance of evangelization in your everyday life and tips on how to practice it
We Are Everywhere - An organization which assists women in finding healing post abortion
News Anchor out of Bismarck, ND, on her experience being a Catholic in the world of media!
Dr. Christopher DeCock speaks about Bioethics and why defining death matters medically.
Fr. Slattery and Nancy Gourde join our hosts for a book review of The Count of Monte Cristo!
Marianne Hofer from U of Mary, leader of discernment groups and founder of Benedictine Oblates of Mary.
Collin Prom & Morgan Ehlis will speak about pursuing seminary and discerning religious life, respectively.
To start the Vocations Jamboree we speak with Rhonda Gruenwald to hear about the vocations crisis in the US and how to fix it!
A Lenten retreat "Spiritual Battle and Discernment of Spirits", learn how to discern God's voice among the many other competing "voices" that can tend to confuse and distract us
Director of Vocations in the Bismarck Diocese on the meaning of vocations and how to discern God's plan for us
Fr. Lawrence Carney, missionary and street preacher of Wichita, KS, discussing a recently released collection of Catholic Classics, the St. Francis de Sales signature set!
Students, President, and Chaplain of Trinity Schools talk about current events and future vision
Chair of the Trinity-Mardi Gras speaking on the spirit of volunteerism and celebrating 58 years of history.
Learn how this parish is celebrating their history while also preparing for the future through a campus restoration project at St. Mary’s in Dell Rapid, SD.
University of Mary's new program to address critical counseling shortage in North Dakota K-12 Schools
Special Pre-Recorded Segment of The Word on Fire Podcast: Bishop Barron reflects on the life of Pope Benedict XVI
You Are That Temple! A Catholic Guide to Health and Holiness (Sophia Institute Press, 2022)
Fr. Gross answered Listener's questions... and a surprise appearance of a special guest!
Christmas at Mary, Dr. Porter will be on to share what great music we can expect to hear this year.
The Holy Spirit is alive and well, Matt will be sharing an opportunity to experience the power of the Holy Spirit.
Are there different types of Catholicism? Father Luger will shed some light on the subject.
The history and making of 26,000 rosaries, who they’re for, and why Don was compelled to make them!
A look into one Catholic school system that is showing an increase in enrollment by 20%!
Re-dedication of St. Gianna School of Health Sciences and outcome of the first annual Catholic Medical Professionals Conference
With her new book, Dr. Meaney offers hope and encouragement to couples experiencing infertility
The Hope Shop, a ministry to those in the Fairmont community who are in need of food and clothing for their families
Deacon at St. John Vianney - Fairmont and Sts. Peter & Paul in Blue Earth, Founder of Fairmont Area Catholic Radio
CEO, StarQuest Production Network, which produces Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World and other audio and video programs that explore the intersection of faith and modern culture
Vocation Ministry Launches First “Deacon Sunday” to Raise Awareness and Affirmation to the Permanent Diaconate
Get to know Our Lady of Good Help and learn about
America’s first approved Marian apparition!
Chair of the North Dakota GOP State Convention....State legislature on Roe vs. Wade and what the future may hold.
How participating in 40 days for life has impacted her, and your opportunity to join in!
Get to know the newest director of the Newman Center and how she ended up in South Dakota!
Two priests have come up with a creative way to earn money for their parishes, on their bikes
South Dakota Bishop’s release joint statement on the negative affects legalizing marijuana
Hosts Deacon Paul Trienen & Theresea Curley gave an update on what's going on at the Abbey!
Fr. Richard Kunst answered your questions about pro-choice politicians receiving Communion, modesty in church and more!
Hosts Steve Splonskowski & Jeanine Bitzan discussed the Eucharistic Revival with Executive Director of Real Presence Radio, Mark Hollcraft.
Living and promoting the universal call to holiness through the spirituality of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Hosts Heather Karrow & Marcus Ashlock discuss personalities and ways of praying with Theresea Curley.
We get a chance to talk with Bishop Robert Barron and see what his plans are for the Winona-Rochester diocese!
Building fellowship and community among people with the same goal...to help each other get to heaven.
How her everyday testimony and involvement in faith-sharing groups helps to spread the Kingdom of God!
How God used the power of testimony to fan the flames of faith in her life and for others as she followed the Lords deeper calling
Director of 1st Choice Crisis Pregnancy Center; what our call to mission can and should be
Author Michael Norton will be giving us a look inside his new book, A Hiker’s Guide to Purgatory
Fr. Kunst answers questions about a patron saint for the autistic, Pope Benedict, and the Canticles.
A St. Mary’s University student has great things planned for a local parish this summer!
Marriage Matters Retreat and what the newly released document on marriage prep means for engaged couples
What it was like to be on the steps of the Supreme Court when Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Importance and history of the Bishop Ryan Catholic Schools Foundation and what it means for the school system
Hear who won the donuts this week! Plus hosts Karen Gebes & Brett Eckert share what's on their minds.
Kathleen talks with Deacon Rich and Mary Helen Olsen about the "daily bread" needed for the spiritual journey, and the fruitfulness of taking time apart for retreats. They discuss prioritizing time with the Lord as pivotal for operating in power in the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and how this is available for all disciples!
Fr. Ed Witt talks with Kathleen Kovarik about the prayer that precedes the power of the Holy Spirit in "Upper Room" types of experiences including 30 day silent retreats and the 19th Annotation, often called the Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life. The fruitfulness of using a "daily Examen" is also discussed as a way of ongoing spiritual growth and refinement.
Hosts Theresea Curley & Deacon Paul Treinen talk about the great things coming up at the Abbey of the Hills.
Hosts Chris Uhler & Dominic King discuss how Catholics can stand out from the rest of the world without being "weird".
Fr. Jason Lefor & Fr. James Gross tool calls on the angels and archangels, experiences during Holy Week and more!
As many of us gather with family and friends this Easter, hear how one group is serving those in need
Hosts Heather Karrow & Fr. John Rutten discuss the importance of conversion and witness in our Catholic faith.
Hosts Fr. John Rutten & Heather Karrow discuss Holy Thursday and why it's such an important day for priests.
Hosts Brandon Clark & John Clark announced this week's winner for Honor Our Fathers, and discussed takeaways from volunteering at the Redeemed Women's Conference.
Which priest won donuts this week? Plus, our listeners shared what they are doing for Lent!
Hosts Chris Uhler & Sammi Murtha share about how youth ministry, alarm clocks and Lenten resolutions!
Hosts Heather Karrow & Theresea Curley discuss what's on their minds and hearts this morning!
Bishop Dudley Hospitality House has an easy way to support them while grocery shopping!
Hosts Heather Karrow & Nathan Sather chatted with Lori Kalgard about the RPR online store!
Fr. Kunst answers your questions on the Anti-Christ, the lost tribes of Israel and more!
Thomas, Josh & Charlotte told us how they're challenging young Catholics to love Christ!
Hear an update on what's going on around the Abbey of the Hills from hosts Deacon Paul Treinen & Theresea Curley!
Msgr. Schumacher chats with Fr. Mark Aune about prison ministry, Beverly Everett gives an update on the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra, and Jared Spooner talks about his experiences with FOCUS.
Fr. Richard Kunst answers your questions on prayers in the Mass, people leaving the faith, married priests and more!
Hosts Heather Karrow & Linda Baldwin share about some new Catholic books and New Year's resolutions!
Hear who won the donuts this week! Plus hosts Brandon Clark & John Clark share what's on their minds.
Josh Johnson, a seminarian for the Diocese of Crookston shares about his excitement for a new bishop.
Papal nuncio Archbishop Christophe Pierre & Bishop John Folda share their thoughts on the installation of Bishop Cozzens.
Bishop Donald DeGrood shares his thoughts on the installation of his classmate and friend, Bishop Andrew Cozzens.
Hosts Mike Kiedrowski & Amanda Ellerkamp discuss an upcoming musical at Trinity High School with members of the cast!
Hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor discuss godparents and answer questions on the Luminous Mysteries and more!
Hosts Dr. Chris Burgwald & Heather Karrow talk about what's coming up in the Diocese of Sioux Falls.
Fr. Kunst answers your questions about frozen holy water and All Saints and All Souls day.
Do you want to experience classical music? Pluse, hear which priest will receive donuts during Honor Our Fathers!
Hosts Jeanine Bitzan & Roxane Salonen discuss what's on their minds and hearts this morning.
Hosts Jack & Doreen Kennelly start out today's show with the rosary, and an update on the upcoming RPR banquets!
Hosts Fr. Jason Lefor & Fr. James Gross talk about the new school year, solemnities and feast days and more!
Fr. Jason Lefor & Fr. James Gross talk about what's going on the in the Catholic world!
Andreas Widmer gives a sneak peek of what he will be talking about at the Faith and Business Conference.
Hosts Heather Karrow & Mike Kiedrowski talk about the Faith & Business Conference, and another upcoming conference!
How being part of the Catholic Businessman's Fraternity has changed his outlook on work.
The controversy over the William Graham Event - and why Fathers are participating anyway!
Hear who won the donuts this week! Plus hosts Fr. Brian Christensen & Karen Gebes bantered with Fr. Mark Horn.
Our hosts Jacques Daniel & Karen Gebes talk about a great opportunity to go deeper into your faith!
Writer & Director of Enduring Faith, a look at Catholic Church through a Native American lense.
Summer is filled with activity, during time at the baseball field, city park, camping, fishing at the lake, faith can be tested. keeping Jesus in the center of out activities takes creativity and practice.
Hosts Msgr. Patrick Schumacher and Mike Kiedrowski talk about some of the exciting things coming up in the area!
Msgr. Patrick Schumacher explains what to expect on the upcoming broadcast of the Ordination and Installation of Bishop-elect Felton for the Diocese of Duluth!
Host Fr. Brian Gross and Mike Kiedrowski talk about the saint that never said a word in Scripture!
Hear who won the donuits ths week, plus what's on the minds of hosts Fr. Brian Christensen & Karen Gebes!
Hosts Heather Karrow & Deacon Paul Treinen talk about the exciting things happening at the Abbey of the Hills.
Hear who won the donuts this week, and what's on the minds of hosts Fr. Bryce Lungren & Karen Gebes!
Get out your Catechism and open it up to paragraph 1803. Let's talk about virtue and how faith, hope and charity are the foundation of our Christian life!
Hosts Fr. Brian Christensen and Karen Gebes talked about great ways to evangelize in your everyday life!
Hear Archbishop Gomez's talk to the faithful Catholics in Minnesota and the surrounding area!
Laura and Alejandra share about why they're attending Catholics at the Capitol this year.
Faithful citizenship and the role of prayer and the need for Catholics to be a resource to their legislators.
Jason Adkins kicks off our broadcast from the Catholics at the Capitol with some thoughts on faithful citizenship!
Learn about some of the exciting things going on at the Diocese of Rapid City and hear which priest will receive donuts this week!
Fr. Richard Kunst answers questions about whether or not God has emotions, inconsistent Resurrection accounts, and more!
Hear who won the donuts this week, plus what's on the minds of hosts Jacques Daniel and Karen Gebes!
Luke Goodrich talks about current and potential attacks on religious freedom in our nation.
One year anniversary of being Bishop of the Diocese of Sioux Falls, and what a year it’s been!
The journey from living the religious life in a protestant church to becoming a Catholic Priest!
Hear who won the donuts this week, and what's on the mind of hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald!
Catholic education doesn't have to happen in a building, see other ways your kids can go to Catholic School!
Hosts Jack & Doreen Kennelly talk about what makes New Year's Day so special for Catholics!
Hosts Fr. Anthony Craig and Deacon Dan Goshey talked about whatever was on their minds!
The Sons of Thunder "Crushed it" with Bishop Kagan of the Diocese of Bismarck as they found out what was on his mind!
What don’t you understand about Purgatory? Who’s your favorite saint? Fr. Vasek took your questions!
Our host Fr. Kregg Hochhalter and Mike Kiedrowskis discuss the impact of Real Presence Radio!
The role South Dakota Right to Life plays in defending the Sanctity of Human Life from conception to natural death!
Listen in as Msgr. Schumacher visits with the staff and students at St. Mary's Central High School!
Breaking down the Supreme Court's ruling on discrimination for religious organizations!
Listen in as hosts Dr. Chris Burgwald and Emily Leedom talk vacationing and giving of self!
Listen in to hear what's on the hearts and minds of hosts Fr. David Richter and Lori Lefor.
Hosts Dr, Todd Ferguson and Jennifer Anderson discuss integrating their faith into their businesses.
Join the Waltz brothers and seminarians Josh Hill and John Windsor as they talk about topics related to what's going on in the Church and more!
We prayed the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and announced this week's Honor Our Fathers winner!
Explaining to my non-Catholic but baptized friends why they are not able to receive the Eucharist.
Hosts Brandon Clark and Brad Gray bantered with Fr. Kyle Metzger and Dr. Todd Ferguson.
For the special intentions of our listeners, and for any intentions that our host would like to add
Ministering as a seminarian during this pandemic and reflecting on the meaning of this time.
It's time now for this week's Honor Our Fathers segment! We have many great priests who model and guide us to a closer relationship with our Heavenly Father. So we want to honor our spiritual fathers with a dozen donuts donated by a local business. Let us know who you'd like to honor, and each week we will draw a name, share who the winner is, and find out why that particular priest was nominated by one or more of our listeners.
For the special intentions of our listeners, and for any intentions that our host would like to add
Our hosts talked about things on their minds, and Fr. Michel Mulloy gave an update on public masses in the Diocese of Rapid City, SD.
Hear about the remarkable mystery they were blessed with 37 years after losing their newborn son!
After 40 days of journeying through the desert, how do we celebrate Easter in a truly Catholic way? Fr. Kristopher Cowles of the Diocese of Sioux Falls will offer some insight during this segment.
Host Fr. Randal Kasel will reflect on the Lord’s Passion and death as he helps us prepare for what we’ll experience on Good Friday.
Bishop Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester will offer a special reflection as we begin the Paschal Triduum, focusing on Holy Thursday and the institution of the priesthood.
Exposition / Morning Prayer / Chaplet of Divine Mercy / Benediction with Fr. Randal Kasel.
Tune in to hear how priests like Fr. Antony Urban of the Diocese of Sioux Falls are getting creative by using technology to further the Kingdom of God during this coronavirus pandemic.
Given that the date of Easter cannot be transferred, the Vatican has issued a decree about how bishops and priests may celebrate the Holy Week liturgies. Fr. Nick Schneider, Director of Worship for the Bismarck Diocese, will explain what the Vatican has said and how it will impact us this week.
How can we mentally, emotionally, and spiritually engage in Holy Week without being physically present? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Msgr. Gregory Schlesselmann of the Diocese of Fargo.
What is it like to be preparing to enter the Church at Easter and have the coronavirus come along and completely change things? Brady Andersen will share his experience as he talks about what’s next for him with RCIA classes being deferred for now.
Although it will look much different this year, the celebration of Holy Week is one of the most sacred times of the year. How can our families participate in this beautiful week while in our homes? Bishop John LeVoir of the Diocese of New Ulm will offer his guidance
We are an Easter people! Have you ever heard this phrase? What does it mean, and how can we keep the joy of Easter alive in our hearts, even in the midst of the trials we face now?
Why is it so important to stay connected with others during this pandemic? A few men from Virginia, MN will share their thoughts based on their experience of being in an Exodus 90 fraternity.
The stock market just recorded its worst first quarter in history due to the coronavirus pandemic. What can we make of this, and what does it mean for your money? That’s what we’ll discuss with Mike Ferrell of Catholic United Financial.
We’ll unpack the beauty of the Liturgy of the Hours and how your family can make this a daily devotion as we visit with Fr. Kyle Metzger of the Diocese of Fargo.
What’s been happening at the MN Capitol in response to the Coronavirus? We’ll find out as we visit with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference.
How can we not just survive but enjoy life at home during this pandemic? We’ll discuss this with psychologist Dr. James Link.
March 25th marked the 25th anniversary of The Gospel of Life. Peter Martin of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester will teach us about St. John Paul II’s important papal letter and what it means to us 25 years later.
How are we as the Church called to respond during crises? That’s what we’ll look at with Dr. Leroy Huizenga of the University of Mary.
Homeschooling moms Lisa Gray and Ashley Morgan will provide some great advice and activity options for parents who aren’t normally used to having the kids at home from school during the week.
She and her family have been bringing Christ’s love to others in the midst of the current trials! How have they been doing this? Tune in to find out.
Listeners call in to share how you have been finding ways to share a message of hope with your family and community!
As parents, how do we talk to our children about the coronavirus and all that has been happening? Dr. Chris Burgwald and Emily Leedom will share a new guide that the Diocese of Sioux Falls created to help with this conversation.
What can we do to enter into Holy Week more deeply if we are not able to physically attend the liturgies? That’s what we’ll discuss with Bishop Donald DeGrood of the Diocese of Sioux Falls.
As we see the Church’s response to the current coronavirus outbreak, we’ll dive into how the Church has responded to epidemics throughout history by visiting with Dr. Joseph Stuart, Program Chair of History at the University of Mary.
From being a Jehovah’s Witness to interest in Wicca, Stacy Thomlison will share her incredible journey to the Catholic Church.
It’s a program aimed at helping young women combat the lies and deceit of Planned Parenthood! Betsy Kneepkens of the Diocese of Duluth will tell us more about this program and the difference it is making on the pro-life front.
A lot has been happening in the Minnesota Legislature to provide needed resources for those on the coronavirus frontlines. Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference will give us a full update on the legislative response as we visit with him during this segment.
Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference will give us an update on what's happening in South Dakota in response to the coronavirus and look at the question: How does a health care provider make the tough decisions on life if the system becomes overwhelmed?
The Peace of Christ comes in the midst of the battle. That’s the message that Fr. Wayne Sattler of the Bismarck Diocese will share as he talks about finding peace amidst the fear that is coming with the coronavirus outbreak.
It's an exciting new twist for a nationally recognized program at the University of Mary! We’ll find out what this twist is and how it will impact those involved in the program? We’ll find out as we visit with Rachael Brash and Dr. Glenda Reemts.
What can Catholics do to stay true to their faith when they are unable to receive the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist? That’s what we’ll ask Msgr. Tom Richter of the Diocese of Bismarck as we visit with him in this segment.
It's an effect of the coronavirus that you may not have considered...what is it...and what implications could it have? Deacon Ross Reiter will explain.
Heart of Your Legacy: Where does the concept of Stewardship fit into this coronavirus situation? We'll find out as we visit with Mike Kiedrowski, RPR Advancement Director.
Why do we need to go Confession? Can’t we confess directly to God? Fr. Jayson Miller from the Diocese of Fargo will answer these questions as we visit with him about the gift of Reconciliation.
He is the only jeweler of his kind in the Diocese of Sioux Falls. What does this mean, and how did he receive this special honor? Tom Faini will share his story.
Being pregnant and having nowhere to turn for help can seem like a hopeless situation. What are teenage girls and young women to do if they find themselves here? Bishop John Folda of the Diocese of Fargo and Kris Haycraft, Director of Pregnancy Parenting and Adoption Services at Catholic Charities North Dakota, will share one option that could help save many lives.
Is there a way to bypass the sensationalism of the media and find the information you actually need during the coronavirus outbreak? That’s the question we’ll pose to Andy Shaw, former meteorologist and current religion teacher at St. Thomas More Middle School in Rapid City.
How can we remain hopeful in this time of trial and uncertainty? Bishop Steven Biegler of the Diocese of Cheyenne will offer some words of encouragement and share some practical things we can do as we visit with him in this segment.
Tune in as Fr. Nick Nelson of the Diocese of Duluth gives us a preview of the upcoming Gospel reading for the Fourth Sunday of Lent.
She leads over 200 hundred people in the Rosary every day, while being a mother of seven and the wife of an entrepreneur. How does she juggle all of this? We’ll find out.
What seemed like an exciting opportunity to cover an event at his parish...turned out to be a set up. What happened next, and how did this moment set the stage for Fr. James Morgan’s path to the priesthood? Tune in to find out
We’ll get our weekly update on what’s been happening and what’s to come in the Minnesota legislature as we visit with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference.
Join us as Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester leads us in the rosary for all of those affected by the Corona virus.
He’s one of the best role models a man can have. Who is he, and what gives him the “role model” status? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester.
Infertility is a heavy cross that some couples have to bear in their marriages. What help and support is available to them should they have to suffer through this? That’s the question we’ll pose to Brad Gray, Director of Office of Marriage and Family Life for the Diocese of Fargo.
In this segment, our hosts prayed a rosary for all those suffering from the Coronavirus.
How can we truly be open in communication about our vocation with God, especially if we think he’s leading us down a path that makes us nervous? We’ll discuss this as we visit with Fr. Matt Wiering, Vocations Director for the Diocese of New Ulm.
Their foundation draws from the dynamism of the New Evangelization and the rich heritage of the Dominican Order. Tune in as we visit with Sr. Joseph Andrew of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist about this special order and the beauty of religious life.
They’re dynamic Catholic speakers, on FIRE for the faith and for vocations. We’ll have the pleasure of visiting with Fr. John Burns and Sarah Swafford.
Did God literally create the world in seven days? We’ll dive into this topic as we visit with Fr. Greg Luger of the Diocese of Bismarck.
In this segment, the hosts prayed the rosary for all those affected by the novel Coronavirus and for an increase in hope and trust in the Lord, who is our only hope.
What does it mean when Jesus says He will “always” be with us? Helen Alvare will offer a reflection on this and what it means in terms of our earthly relationships as she previews her upcoming talk at the Diocese of Fargo’s Redeemed Women’s Conference.
In this segment, Fr. James Goodwin answered listener questions during our Straight Talk segment.
How can music help us enter deeper into Lent? That’s the question we’ll pose to Dr. Jay Hershberger, Choir Director at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Fargo.
It’s the hottest topic in the news right now: the coronavirus outbreak. Dr. Paul Carson, an infectious disease and public health specialist in Fargo, will cover the facts and fiction about what this disease is, how it’s spreading, and what everyone needs to know about prevention and treatment.
St. Teresa of Calcutta called it “the greatest evil of today,” as it has claimed millions of lives. What is this evil and how even practicing Christians fall into its trap? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Fr. Tad Pacholczyk of the National Catholic Bioethics Center.
Has it been years since you have been to church and to confession? The Light is ON for You. It’s time to return home.
She’s a 13-year-old Sullivan Middle School student hoping to bring healing to one family through song! We’ll meet and visit with singer/songwriter Annabelle Maher about the inspiration behind her new release, “Landon’s Song.”
They’re helping families transition from homelessness into home life in a beautiful way! How are Jake and Jenessa Fillipi doing this? We’ll find out as we visit with them about their special mission.
This group is working to set the Church on fire through music and worship of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament! Andrea Thomas of the Vigil Project will share how they are doing this as she previews their upcoming visit to the Diocese of Fargo’s Redeemed Women's Conference.
As the Minnesota Legislative Session continues forward, we’ll get our weekly update with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference to find out what we should be keeping an eye on.
He’s preparing for his upcoming ordination to the priesthood! What is the anticipation like, and how has this transitional year been as a deacon? We’ll find out this and more as we visit with Deacon Shawn Polman of the Diocese of New Ulm.
How can we effectively draw fallen away Catholics back to the Church? This is the topic we’ll discuss with Pete Morris as we talk about a program called Returning Catholics.
They’re combining coffee and Christ! In this segment, Marilyn Baker will share how St. James Coffee in Rochester is taking evangelization to the next level.
It’s a book that’s bringing a renewal to Church music through ancient texts! Jeff Ostrowski will tell us about The Saint Jean de Brébeuf Hymnal and why this hymnal is set apart from the rest.
Experience the love of community and the power of the Holy Spirit at a special retreat! John Chick will share all the details and how you can take part!
Are you ready to spread the Gift of Hope? Jan Feterl will preview a big upcoming event which helps support and advance the mission of Catholic Family Services. We’ll also have a special GIVEAWAY of tickets to the event!
His vocation story is unique and amazingly beautiful! Fr. Tom Hartman of the Diocese of Sioux Falls will share how forgiveness played a major role in his call to be a priest.
Does your marriage need some rest and reconnecting? Deacon Tony Grack will tell us about an opportunity that he and his wife will be presenting in April at Abbey of the Hills.
The 2020 South Dakota Legislative Session has wrapped up! What are the big takeaways from this year’s session? Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference will give us that update.
We’ll continue our conversation from Tuesday with Dr. Joseph White about the role parents play in educating their children in the faith.
It's a group that offers much-needed support and healing to those struggling with a past abortion. Shelly DeMers will tell us what this group is and how it has been able to help many hurting souls.
His vocation as a priest is about to become an even more significant part of his secondary call of serving our country! In this segment, Fr. Sam Schneider of the Diocese of Superior will talk about the path to becoming a military chaplain and what this will mean for him.
His mission to serve the Church takes him far beyond the local community. Tune in as Deacon Jim Kirzeder shares how he has been able to minister to his brothers and sisters in Haiti and what has happened as a result.
In this segment, our hosts took a moment to pray for the intentions of the RPR Listeners.
Is there a place where women can continue exploring literature, philosophy, and theology, even after becoming a mother? We'll visit with a mother who has brought this opportunity to over 1000 women around the world.
What does the true image of a perfect man look like? That's what we'll discuss with Dr. Mario Sacasa as we preview the upcoming Men's Conference in the Diocese of Rapid City.
What does it feel like to win the Know Your Faith Competition? We'll find out as we visit with this year's champions from Dickinson Trinity.
In this segment, we visited with Steve Glasser, Principal of Dickinson Catholic Schools.
Are you hungry to learn more about the ancient Christian practice of fasting and why we are called to this? Msgr. Tom Richter of the Bismarck Diocese will feed us with some answers and reflections.
What role should family play in educating children in the faith? Dr. Joseph White will answer this question in Part One of a two-part interview on how to effectively pass faith on to children.
Their theme is one close to the hearts of every parent: “Winning the Hearts of Our Children.” How can you as a parent help keep your kids in the faith or bring them back home if they have strayed? That’s what we’ll talk about with Tony Brandt and Chris Stewart of Casting Nets Ministries.
It’s an opportunity to expand your fundraising skills and serve the Church more effectively! Jackson Wandler and Jeff Bauchamp of the University of Mary will share more details about the Catholic Philanthropy Graduate Certificate and how it’s helping those who have completed the program.
Have your marriage and family life become a little stagnant, especially when it comes to prayer? Jim and Maureen Otremba will share how you can hit the reset button in these areas this Lent.
What is Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference keeping an eye on and asking you to keep an eye on when it comes to the Minnesota Legislature? We’ll find out as we visit with him in our weekly segment.
Frs. Jason Lefor and James Gross will offer a brief reflection on the upcoming Gospel reading for the Second Sunday of Lent.
For two decades, it has served as a beautiful place of peace and renewal. What makes St. Francis Lodge so special to Sal Di Leo and his wife, Beth, who founded it? We’ll find out as we visit with Sal during this segment.
In this segment, our hosts traveled around the listening area to see what was happening in your local area.
Have you ever wondered why, in some dioceses, children receive the sacraments of Reconciliation, Confirmation, and First Eucharist in Second and Third Grade? We’ll dive into this topic as we visit with Kristie Unterseher, Director of Religious Education at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Reynolds, ND.
Have you ever been in the midst of a discussion on faith, and, all of a sudden, the person you are visiting with makes an unfounded claim? What do you do in this moment? That’s what we’ll discuss with Dr. Tony Flood, a professor of Philosophy.
Ladies, prepare to have your splendor unveiled! In this segment, Deby Sansone Schlapprizzi, keynote speaker at the upcoming Women of Faith Conference in Duluth, will share how you can draw closer to Our Lord so you can live the fullness of who you were created to be.
Bob and Pamela Weaver will provide some great Lenten ideas for how your family can spend time together and grow with the Lord.
The Israelites wandered the desert for 40 years before finding the Promised Land. How can their journey and our own 40-day Lenten journey unite? Sister Terry Lafferty, Assistant Professor of Theology at Mount Marty College, will share her reflections on this topic.
What does it mean to be a man in today’s culture? That’s what we’ll talk about with Barry Bruss as we preview the upcoming Men’s Conference in the Diocese of Winona-Rochester.
He’s an authentic authenticator! We’ll visit with Mark Hall-Patton, historian and museum curator and regular guest on the TV series Pawn Stars, about what goes into finding out if something is truly authentic.
What does it take to be a parent in today’s culture? That’s the question we’ll pose to Dr. Ray Guarendi, host of “The Dr. Is In,” as we preview his upcoming visit for the Duluth RPR fundraising banquet.
It’s a unique form of Catholic education that is opening the door for high school students to be formed in the faith. Marie Mullen will tell us more about the apostolate Mater Dei and how it is being received in the Duluth community.
It's mission is to renew Catholic families by awakening and strengthening Catholic men! What is this group, and how are these men seeking to strengthen other men? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Fr. Peter Anderl of the Diocese of Fargo.
Why is it so difficult to “retreat” from our busy schedules? That’s what we’ll ask the Diocese of Fargo’s Fr. Andrew Jasinski as he talks about the importance of making the time to attend a yearly spiritual retreat.
What do Elijah and the Blessed Virgin Mary have in common? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Fr. David Gunter, MIC about his upcoming presentation, “The Days of Elijah and the Coming Triumph.”
Throughout Lent, the folks at Riverview Living Community in Fargo invite you to join them for a special event every Friday afternoon! Mary Jo Zacher will share all the details in this segment.
It’s one of the three leading causes of divorce in our nation: money issues. How can couples effectively integrate marriage and money? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Pat McIntyre, Wealth Manager at Choice Financial Wealth Management.
It’s a method that invites God into your marriage and family life in a beautiful way! Thomas and Alexis Motz will share how Natural Family Planning has gifted their marriage as they talk about what NFP is and what it isn’t.
What’s the latest out of the Minnesota Legislature? We’ll get our weekly update with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference.
How can you positively impact your community through business and philanthropy? That’s what we’ll discuss with Miles Beacom, a successful business leader and philanthropist in the Sioux Falls area.
Msgr. Charles Mangan will reflect on the wonders of Lent as we prepare to enter into this beautiful time of prayer and penance.
In a world that attacks the family, Josh and Tracy DeCock will share the many blessings of family life, despite daily struggles.
It’s a program that’s reviving sacred music throughout North Dakota! Lillian Bielinski will tell us what this program is and why it’s so important to our local parishes.
It's a celebration of vocations unlike any other! Ed Konieczka of the University of Mary and Fr. John Burns, one of this year's electric keynote speakers, will give us an inside look at the Vocations Jamboree.
It's a lifeline for those struggling with the pain of a past abortion. Deacon Mark and Julie Krejci will share the details about the special help that is now available in the Diocese of Crookston for post-abortive women.
How can stewardship and hospitality work hand-in-hand at your parish? Ruth Durst will provide some ideas.
What is the significance of the ashes we receive on Ash Wednesday? Bishop Quinn from the Diocese of Winona-Rochester will explain.
How can we grow deeper in our love and appreciation for the Eucharist? Deacon James Keating, author and speaker, will help us encounter the beauty of the Eucharist as he previews an upcoming event he’ll be speaking at
What happens when humans try to play God? We will discuss this and more with Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference as we take a look at the latest from the South Dakota Legislature.
What was it that drew the Diocese of Rapid City's Fr. Leo Hausmann to the priesthood? We'll hear more about his vocational journey in this segment.
It’s an opportunity to restore, renew, and rekindle your marriage! Chris and Gina Ahlers will reflect on the joys and struggles of marriage, and share one of the ways couples can enrich their own marriage.
How can you come to expand your perspective and worldview? We’ll explore this topic with Jeff Cavins and preview his newest book Activated Disciple.
The ministry she founded beautifully contrasts the “women’s rights” supported by our culture. Leah Jacobson will tell us more about The Guiding Star Project as we visit with her in this segment.
Looking for a place to encounter Christ in solitude and silence? We’ll hear about one great option as we visit with Tim Drake, Executive Director of Pacem in Terris Hermitage Retreat Center.
It’s a problem that doesn’t discriminate, whether you’re a young person or an older rancher on the prairie. Amy Julian of the Diocese of Rapid City will tell us what this problem is and how she and many others in the Diocese are working to combat it.
They are bringing the face of Christ to their city in a BIG way! Mark and Patti Armstrong will share how they are doing this and talk about how you can do the same in your local area.
What does it mean for a seminarian to be an intern? We’ll find out as we visit with seminarian Michael Churchill about his experience this year in parish life.
It’s bringing the Spirit to the community through music! Joel Hennessy will tell us about a ministry called Christian Crossings and how it spreads the Good News through music, words, and actions.
YOU can protect mothers and children by joining a worldwide mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion! What is this mobilization, and how can you get involved? Diane Huck will share all the details in this segment.
Ladies, how can you learn to say yes to what is true and good when facing an onslaught of what isn’t true or good? That’s one of the topics at this year’s Decora retreat. We’ll hear more about this special day as we visit with Bethany Richter.
He’s fresh off his ordination in the Diocese of Sioux Falls! What has the first week been like for Bishop Donald DeGrood? Tune in to find out!
How can women come to understand their true identity in a world that has its own perceptions of what being a woman means? That’s what we’ll dive into as we visit with Dr. James Link, psychologist and upcoming presenter at the Redeemed Women’s Conference in the Diocese of Fargo.
It’s been a week since the Minnesota Legislature gaveled in for the 2020 session. What has been happening and what can we expect to see over the next week? We’ll get that update with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference.
He is known as the “Dynamic Deacon,” and he’s coming to set men on fire in the Diocese of Duluth! How can we as men prepare for spiritual combat? Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers will share a couple of ways as he talks about the Men of Faith Conference on February 29.
Do coffee and rolls play a role in evangelization? That’s one of the questions we’ll pose to Adam Janke of St. Paul Street Evangelization as we preview and upcoming parish mission he’ll be presenting.
It’s a new plan to help address the crisis of far too many young people leaving the Church. What is this plan, and how are parents called to help carry it out? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Christopher Kraft, Director of Catechesis and Youth for the Bismarck Diocese.
There has been a lot of confusion over the past few months in regards to the Amazon Synod. What has the Pope concluded now that the final document has been released? We’ll dive into this as we visit with Bishop David Kagan of the Diocese of Bismarck.
It’s a beautiful log-cabin style retreat center, located in the heart of the prairie in the Diocese of Rapid City. How has the Sioux Spiritual Center become an easy place to encounter Jesus, both in nature and in sacrament? That’s what we’ll discuss with Executive Director Dr. Carole Brown.
It is a primary source of funding to help sustain and expand ministries in 107 parishes, 23 schools, Catholic Charities, and many other programs of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester. How are you being called to help with this year’s Catholic Ministries Appeal? We’ll find out as we visit with Monica Herman, Executive Director of the Catholic Foundation of Southern Minnesota.
In this segment, our hosts took some time to pray for the intentions of the RPR family.
As a young person, it can be tough to live a virtuous and holy life with the constant flood of influence that comes from the internet and social media. How can parents reach out to their children and pave a path through all the confusion? That’s what we’ll discuss with Aaron Lofy, Director of Youth and Young Adults for the Diocese of Winona Rochester.
Many married couples make investments when it comes to updating their homes and vehicles. So why not make an investment to better their marriage? Matt and Mindy Dalton from Marriage Missionaries will talk about ways couples can do this as they present a clear picture of God’s plan for marriage.
She’s a big name among Catholics, and she’s bringing her comedy with her! Find out what’s in store for you at this year’s Gift of Hope Concert in the Diocese of Sioux Falls as we visit with Jan Feterl. We’ll also have a ticket giveaway for this event!
What’s the latest out of the South Dakota Legislature? We’ll get our weekly update about important action items with Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference.
It’s a parish within a parish! Fr. James Morgan of the Diocese of Sioux Falls will tell us about the beautiful African community at the Cathedral of St. Joseph.
It’s a Mission of Love! JoAnn Masters will tell us about a special group that’s working to help children learn and read in Guatemala.
How does one discern to live a life of quiet prayer, away from the outside world? Sister Margaret Mary will share her personal journey as she talks about the beauty of the Carmelite way of life.
What is the purpose of masculinity, and what are the necessary virtues needed to be a good father? These are two of the topics we’ll explore as we visit with Dr. Mario Sacasa, keynote speaker at the upcoming Men’s Conference in the Diocese of Rapid City.
What does a day in the life of a cloistered Carmelite nun look like? We’ll get a glimpse as we visit with Mother Madonna, Prioress at Carmel of Mary Monastery.
Does your child need an opportunity to “go deeper” in their faith and “retreat” from the craziness of life? Kevin Losleben of the Diocese of New Ulm will share details about a special youth retreat designed to meet these needs.
Do you know someone who has left the Church because of the sexual abuse scandal? Is there anything we can say to this person in response? That’s what we’ll discuss as we visit with Fr. Gary Benz of the Bismarck Diocese.
We are all broken and in need of healing. How can we open ourselves to the grace and love of God to receive this healing? Patti Armstrong will preview an upcoming event for women that will focus on this very question.
He is being honored for providing unselfish and compassionate medical care to all walks of life! Tune in as we visit with Dr. Lucho Espejo, this year’s Caritas Award recipient, about his passion for helping those in need.
As a close friend of Bishop-elect DeGrood, Bishop Cozzens of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis will share his perspective on the upcoming ordination.
Bishop Folda of the Diocese of Fargo shared his joy for welcoming a new brother bishop.
Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester will reflect on his own ordination as he talks about his excitement for the ordination of Bishop-elect DeGrood.
Real Presence Radio is excited to carry the Ordination and Installation Mass of Bishop-elect DeGrood! What can you expect during the Mass? Fr. Joel Hastings, Director of the Office of Worship for the Diocese of Duluth, will give us a sneak peek.
The anticipation is growing as we await the ordination of Bishop-elect Donald DeGrood. What is this anticipation like from a priest’s perspective? Fr. Anthony Urban of the Diocese of Sioux Falls will share his thoughts.
It’s an exciting time in the Diocese of Sioux Falls as they prepare for the ordination and installation of their new bishop! What does it take to pull it all together? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Melinda North.
He may have been the quietest man in the Bible, but his leadership as a husband and father is unsurpassed. Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC will tell us about a special consecration to St. Joseph that begins this Sunday and will preview an upcoming visit to our local area.
In this segment, our hosts took time to pray for the special intentions of the RPR Family.
Their mission is to strengthen the foundations of the Catholic Church, with a commitment of just one hour a week. Who are they and what are they hoping to do through this weekly hour? We’ll find out as we visit with Anna Koski.
Catholic United Financial is going all out to help local Catholic schools! We’ll hear how this is being done as we visit with David Lanari.
The Dr Is In... on Real Presence Live! Join us as we visit with Dr. Ray Guarendi about the joys and struggles of adoption through his family’s personal experience. We’ll also preview his upcoming visit for the RPR Fundraising Banquet in Duluth!
Ladies, have you ever heard of Blessed is She? It’s a special Catholic women’s ministry we’ll hear more about as we visit with Nell O’Leary, one of the speakers at this year’s Redeemed Women’s Conference in Fargo.
Their stories include being homeless, battling addiction, and spending time in jail. Yet, through St. Francis House in Sioux Falls, they have been able to find hope and confidence to take back their lives. We’ll hear one of these stories during this segment.
There are many challenges facing the homeless. Fortunately, there are places like St. Francis House that are there to help them transition from homelessness to hope. Executive Director Julie Becker and volunteer Michael Gross will be with us to talk more about the beauty and goodness of this ministry.
Their special jerseys serve as a strong voice for the unborn! Mary Wheeling and Darci Schettler will introduce us to LIFE Runners, a state pro-life running/walking chapter that is thriving in North Dakota.
The Minnesota Legislature is heading back into full swing! What should we be watching for now through May? We’ll find out as we visit with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference.
In this segment, our host announced which priest was nominated to receive a dozen donuts.
Building the Body of Christ means no man or woman is left behind! Maggie Price will tell us about the importance of involving our brothers and sisters with special needs in church life and share how you can do this at your own local parish.
Do you feel like food has you enslaved? Whether it’s compulsive overeating, under-eating, food addiction, anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, or overexercising — there is help and freedom available through Overeaters Anonymous.
It’s an annual event that has become one of the largest fundraisers for Rapid City Catholic Schools! Liz Myscofski will share what you can expect at this year’s Mayfest and why now is the time to put the date on your calendar.
It’s a community effort to help men move from homeless and hurting to whole and healthy. How is this being done at the New Life Center in Fargo? We’ll get the inside scoop as we visit with Tom O’Keefe.
"Let us not make a mistake -- that hunger is only for a piece of bread.” -- (St. Teresa of Calcutta) Hear the story of how the Lord has called Richard and Toni Rangel to serve the needs of the homeless in Rapid City in an incredible way.
From the Vulnerable Child Protection Act to commercial surrogacy, a lot has happened with these important bills since our last visit with Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference. In this segment, he’ll discuss the latest happenings in the SD Legislature.
Many of us have a lukewarm desire or hunger for God and think we must resign ourselves to a lukewarm spiritual life. But this just isn’t true! Dr. Ralph Martin of Renewal Ministries will talk about how we can increase this desire and turn away from things that block our spiritual progress.
In this segment, our host took a look at the events happening around the listening area.
It’s the only approved program of its kind in North Dakota! How is CenteringPregnancy the best way to learn and feel confident throughout the pregnancy journey? We’ll learn more as we visit with Jennifer Ellerkamp of CHI St. Alexius Health.
In this segment, our host Msgr. Patrick Schumacher visited with John Odermann from CHI St. Alexius Health.
It’s a program that helps people break free of poverty to find hope and stability. What is this program and how did God work to bring it about? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Sue Young.
The word “worthy” can mean many things, depending on whether you’re a man or woman. What does it mean for Nic Davidson, husband, father, and speaker at the upcoming Women’s Conference in Duluth? Tune in to find out.
Anger is often viewed as a negative emotion, but what if we could channel our anger for change and productivity?
In this segment, our hosts Fr. Jason Lefor and Fr. James Gross answered listener questions,
How can you help your friends if their marriage is falling apart? What’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Fr. Kurtis Gunwall of the Diocese of Fargo.
What does it mean to be a virtuous father? That’s a question we’ll begin to unpack with Jay Wickham as we preview the upcoming Men’s Conference in the Diocese of Rapid City.
Let the amazing gifts of the Holy Spirit be released in your soul! Scott Schwalbe will tell us about a way for this to happen in your life as we visit with him in this segment.
It’s an evil that is detrimental to our minds and human dignity, and, sadly, it’s coming after our children in any way it can. Peter Martin of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester will tell us what this evil is and talk about ways we as parents can protect our kids from it.
What role does sacred heart have in the Catholic Church? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Mary Hanbury.
It’s a hot button issue that the Sisters of St. Francis in Rochester, MN want to keep at the forefront of people’s minds. What is this issue, and why do they want to bring such awareness to it? Sister Mary Eliot will tell us more.
It was an historic March for Life this year with a first-time visit from a sitting President of the United States! We’ll check in with Jacques Daniel of the Diocese of Rapid City to hear about how this pilgrimage had an impact on the lives of the youth he led to Washington, DC.
Save the date! The Vatican is returning to Duluth! What does this mean, and how can you be a part of this exciting event? Ronda Hughes will share the details.
She’s been Catholic for almost a year now! What was it that brought her to the Church and what has the past year been like for Karen Wickner?
God and children have a unique relationship with one another! A method of religious education called Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is seeking to foster the growth of this relationship in a special way. Karen Sisson will share more about it and how children and adults alike can be involved.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your spouse twice! Theresa Martin of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester will share how you can do this.
Bills are beginning to move in the SD Legislature! What’s been happening so far and what should we be watching for this coming week? Chris Motz of the SD Catholic Conference will give us an update.
We have just celebrated the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord! Did you know that this day is significant for another reason as well? Fr. Christopher Hughes of the Diocese of Sioux Falls will explain why.
It’s a huge annual event for St. Mary’s Central High School! What is this event, and why should you plan to bring the whole family? Scott and Carol Letteer will share all the details.
Jesus calls us to have a child-like faith. The beauty of this type of faith is on display each day at Holy Spirit Elementary School in Fargo, ND. Fr. Ross Laframboise will talk about how we can grow in our faith by looking how children live their faith.
In this segment, a priest was nominated to receive free donuts! Sponsored by Holy Family Bookstore!
It’s a method of education that has proven to be successful throughout the world over the past 100 years. Fr. Nick Schneider and a student will talk about their experience with the Montessori Method and why it is such a gift to Christ the King School in Mandan, ND.
An encounter with awe and wonder. That’s what Gerald Vetter hopes students will experience when they step inside the new chapel when it opens at St. Mary’s Central High School in Bismarck. He’ll tell us more about this as he brings us an update on the construction process and where they are in the Capital Campaign.
What does Catholic education look like from a students’ perspective? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with two students from St. Thomas More Middle School in Rapid City.
Combined they have nearly 75 years of teaching experience at Holy Family - St. Mary’s School in Grand Forks, ND. Kristi Nupdal and Trish Mohr will talk about the joy they experience in the classroom and what keeps them coming back year-after-year.
It’s higher education prep with a higher purpose: union with God. Marie Mullen will tell us about a special lay apostolate she helped form called Mater Dei, which provides the Duluth community with an option for Catholic high school programming.
In this segment our hosts, Fr. Jason Lefor and Fr. James Gross, answered listener questions.
What is behind the decision for parents to send their children to a Catholic school? We’ll visit with Dave and Kari Zavoral who made this choice and have seen great blessings as a result.
The stage is set! Who will secure the victory in this year’s Know Your Faith Competition? We’ll get an inside look at what to expect as we visit with KYF hosts Fr. Kregg Hochhalter and Frs. Waltz.
How has the start of the new St. John Paul II parish in Harrisburg, SD changed the life of Emily O’Connor? We’ll find out as we visit with her.
In this segment, host Fr. John Rutten answered listener questions regarding the Inquisition, the Crusades, Tommy Boy, and books for atheists.
It’s a business that is very controversial and completely opposed by the Catholic Church. Chris Motz and Jennifer Lahl of the South Dakota Catholic Conference will tell us more about this money-making problem and why he and the bishops are so opposed to it.
From a local March for Life to Cathoic Schools Week, Bishop John LeVoir of the Diocese of New Ulm will share what’s on his mind during this segment.
Giving students practical, hands-on experience in practicing their faith is what Diedre Smith and Jean McDermott from Pacelli Catholic Schools in Austin, MN hope to be able to do each day. They’ll share how this is being done as we visit with them.
It’s a renewed effort to provide students with several important tools which will help them live their Catholic faith. What are these tools, and what is behind this effort? Tim Weisz and Chris Uhler of Roncalli Catholic School in Aberdeen, SD will share more.
Servant Leadership is at the heart of Catholic Schools Week at St. Joseph’s School in Williston, ND. Evan Fischer and Addison Elsbernd, President and Vice President of the Student Leadership Council, will speak more to this.
There’s something beautiful about the atmosphere of the the Rapid City Catholic Schools. What brings about that beauty? That’s what we’ll find out as we visit with Barb Honeycutt, Superintendent of Schools, and Colleen Lecy, Principal at St. Elizabeth Seton.
What’s at the heart of the mission of Rochester Catholic Schools? This question is answered in this segment by Scott Nielson, Director of Institutional Advancement.
The Sacred Heart Eagles from East Grand Forks, MN are hoping to soar to a win in this year’s Know Your Faith Competition. Students Kaitlyn Werner and Ben Goetz gave us a peek inside the prep work being done to secure a victory.
The excitement is building in the Diocese of Sioux Falls as they prepare for the Ordination and Installation of their new bishop! We visited with Bishop-elect DeGrood about how things have been going in the weeks since being named the next bishop of Sioux Falls.
Helping those in the midst of suffering. That’s at the heart of the mission of “Transformed by Love Ministries.” Founder Connie Bruesch shared more about this special organization.
Exciting things are happening at Marquette Catholic School in Virginia, MN, including some big changes! Principal Lisa Kvas shared all the details.
Nick Emmel and Andrea Frank of St. Mary's Central High School in Bismarck, ND talked about their experience live from this year's March For Life.
Fr. Brian Christensen and Ryder Kirsch previewed the upcoming Men in Black Basketball Game in the Diocese of Rapid City.
In this segment, Fr. Timothy Castor of the Diocese of Rapid City answered listener questions.
Our hosts visited with Chris Uhler and Zach Behrends from Roncalli High School in Aberdeen, SD live from the March For Life in Washington, D.C.
Chris Hurtubise and Colette from the Diocese of Superior shared their experience live from this year's March For Life.
Fr. Andy Thuringer and Isabella Kerkvliet from the Diocese of Sioux Falls talked about their experience live from this year's March For Life.
Jordan Miller and Alissa Stephens from St. Thomas More High School in Rapid City talked about their experience live from the March For Life.
Fr. Gregory Crane and Morgan Rodgers previewed the upcoming Know Your Faith State Competition.
It’s a unique yet special feast day for us as Catholics! What can we learn as we celebrate the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul the Apostle? Fr. Paul Strommer of the Diocese of Duluth will share his thoughts during this segment.
January 22 marks the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children. What does this mean for us, and is there anything special we can do on this day? Fr. Charles LaCroix of the Diocese of Fargo will provide answers to these questions during this segment.
Sue McClernon and Rebecca Ballard talked about Star of the North Maternity Home in Duluth, MN.
Fr. Russell Kovash previewed a retreat that will give you the tools you need to live a marriage according to God’s designs.
Deacon Jim & Barb Scherr preview an upcoming retreat just for married couples at Terra Sancta Retreat Center in Rapid City.
As the Diocese of Sioux Falls prepares for the Ordination and Installation of their new bishop, Bishop Paul Swain joined us to share some of his favorite memories over the years and talk about what’s next for him in retirement.
Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference talked about some things to watch for in the upcoming legislative session.
Fr. Greg Haman & Abby Haberman talked about the upcoming March For Life in Washington D.C.
Mike Kiedrowski, RPR Advancement Director, talks about creative ways you can charitably give and save taxes in the process.
Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers talks about masculine faith in a preview of the upcoming Men of Faith Conference in the Diocese of Duluth.
Listeners called in with their questions for Fr. Dominic Bouck and Fr. Josh Ehli of the Bismarck Diocese.
Fr. Josh Ehli of the Bismarck Diocese talks about his new role as Rector of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit.
Anna Frie, a Shanley High School student, talks about why she is looking forward to the upcoming March for Life in Washington, DC.
Fr. Mark Horn & Boone Biegler preview this year's Men in Black Basketball Game in the Diocese of Rapid City.
Listeners called in with their questions for Fr. William Slattery of the Diocese of Fargo.
Myron Bowar & Kim Pitcher talk about how their ministry is bringing jail inmates hope of restoration through Jesus.
Jordan Miller and Jason Albertson talked about the upcoming March For Life in Washington D.C.
Msgr. Gregory Schlesselmann and Bryan Wilburn talked about how bisonCatholic is continuing their mission during a time of transition.
Fr. Jordan Dosch and Morgan Ehlis previewed the upcoming Know Your Faith State Competition.
In this episode, hosts Fr. Daniel Weiske and Deacon Dan Goshey prayed for the intentions of the RPR Family.
Dana Petricka shares how young adult ministry has been reinvigorated in the Rochester area.
Fr. Anthony Craig of the Diocese of Duluth talks about keeping the joy of Christmas alive in our hearts as we prepare for Ordinary Time.
Listeners called in with their questions for Fr. Kyle Metzger of the Diocese of Fargo. Topics included: if there is an exception to abstaining from meat on Fridays during the Christmas season and what is meant by baptism of the unborn.
MaryKay Starry and Cindy Longtin talk about In Sinu Jesu, a book that is changing the lives of many Catholics throughout the world.
Nancy Anderson talks about Connecting Point, a strong core group of women who reflect upon the upcoming Sunday’s Gospel reading and study concepts of the faith as they relate to being a wife and mother.
Fr. William Becker of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester talks about a book he wrote called: Vatican Flags: Keys and Crowns Since 1800.
Paul Heiberger and Mark Hierholzer talk about their mission to close the Planned Parenthood in Sioux Falls through a group they formed called The Jericho Wall.
Listeners called in with their questions for Fr. Robert Horihan, Rector of Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary in Winona, MN.
Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference previews the Bridge Builder Podcast, which will air on all Minnesota RPR stations beginning January 14th.
Deacon Mike McKeown of the Diocese of New Ulm talks about prayer being an avenue to reach family members who have fallen away from their faith while previewing his upcoming Day of Recollection titled: "Praying Your Loved Ones Into the Kingdom."
Dan Duffy and Fr. Mark McCormick talk about how the priests can keep their winning streak alive during this year’s Men in Black Basketball Game in the Diocese of Rapid City.
Jean Nasers of the Bismarck Diocese spoke about making sure our relationships are built on fidelity, trust, and forgiveness as she previewed the upcoming Relationship 101 classes.
Listeners called in with their questions for Fr. Gary DeRouchey of the Diocese of Sioux Falls. Topics included: if Mary Magdalene is the same Mary as Martha's sister and what it means in the Gospel when it talks about the hearts of the disciples being hardened when they saw Jesus walking on water.
Hear why Tom nominated Fr. Jason Kern of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester in this week's segment.
Fr. John and Joe Rutten tell us about Rutten Radio, which now airs across the network on RPR.
Nick Emmel and Eva Churchill of St. Mary’s Central High School preview the upcoming Know Your Faith Competition.
The Diocese of Duluth’s Fr. John Petrich shares the story of how he was called to administer last rites to the late Bishop Paul Sirba.
A preview of the upcoming Theology Uncapped event in Hermantown, MN with Pastor Peter Kowitz.
Listeners called in with their questions for Fr. Richard Kunst of the Diocese of Duluth. Topics included: if all priests are required to pray Mass daily and what it means to live together as brother and sister.
Bishop David Kagan of the Bismarck Diocese talks about how long the Christmas season goes and how the rest of the season differs from the Octave of Christmas.
The Diocese of Fargo’s Bishop Folda teaches us about The Epiphany of the Lord and what happens in the week following this special day.
Nick Emmel and Andrea Frank of St. Mary’s Central High School in Bismarck preview their upcoming trip to the March for Life in Washington, DC.
Director Brendan Murphy and Chaplain Fr. Mark McCormick tell us about the beauty of the Rapid City Catholic Newman Center.
Listeners called in with their questions for Fr. Michel Mulloy and Fr. Mark McCormick of the Diocese of Rapid City.
Hear from Bishop-elect DeGrood as he prepares for his Ordination and Installation in the Diocese of Sioux Falls
Scott and Kelli Schneider on how the Lord has worked in their family and deepened their faith.
Straight Talk with Msgr. Patrick Schumacher. Some topics included the difference between the Magi and the Shepherds and why Catholics wrap a rosary around the hands of a deceased person.
We prayed for the intentions you submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Fr. John Paul Gardner of the Diocese of Bismarck on the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God
Straight Talk with Fr. Paul Rutten. Some questions included: the feast of the Holy Family and how many dreams Joseph had before going to Nazareth.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Biren. Some listeners had questions on the last rites and purgatory, and the true meaning of Christmas.
It was time to pray for your intentions sent to the Real Presence Radio family during Prayerfully Yours.
Fr. James Bissonette, diocesan administrator for the Diocese of Duluth, on the next steps for the diocese, after the passing of Bishop Paul Sirba.
Fr. William McDermott of the Diocese of Fargo on the importance of volunteer firefighters to keep local communities safe.
Straight Talk with Msgr. Thomas Richter. Hear the questions from listeners, including how to be grateful for the gifts given at Christmas.
Al Wald, owner of Northwest Tire in Dickinson, ND, on how the Lord has played a huge role both in his life and the growth of his business.
Fr. Bryce Lungren of the Diocese of Cheyenne on serving the people in the Gillette, WY area.
Cynthia Zook on her journey to the Catholic Church and working in the Catholic Schools in Duluth, MN.
Straight Talk with Fr. Michel Mulloy. Topics included blessing of salt, favorite Christmas songs, and questions and comments on Arius.
Heidi Cotey on "Encountering Christ's Real Presence" and her beautiful encounter with the Lord in adoration!
Colleen Samson and Mary Thoelke on the miracles they have witnessed working at the Pregnancy Help Center in Park River, ND.
Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on the goodness of Mary saying "Yes" to God.
Straight Talk with Fr. Jason Lefor and Fr. James Gross. Questions from listeners included requirements for the permanent diaconate, how we know the Assumption of Mary happened, and the promises of Christ at the end of the Hail, Holy Queen.
We have great spiritual fathers in our listening area! Hear who won a dozen donuts during "Honor Our Fathers!"
It was time to take the 10-Minute Tour! Here are some events around the listening area!
David Kasel on his journey of faith after a near-death experience and how the Lord is continuing to work in his life.
Straight Talk with Fr. Scott Traynor. Questions included about the O Antiphons and blessed salts.
Straight Talk with Fr. Randal Kasel. Listeners had questions about the three days of darkness, the difference between a sister and a nun, and sorrow for sin.
Fr. Jason Lefor from the Diocese of Fargo on the Priests vs. Seminarians Basketball Game.
Straight Talk with Fr. Craig Vasek. Listeners had questions on John the Baptist, the blessed sacrament, and the three days of darkness from the book of Revelation.
Dr. Leroy Huizenga on his new book "Behold the Christ: Proclaiming the Gospel of Matthew."
Sr. Christina Neumann on a beautiful celebration at St. Anne’s Living Center in Grand Forks, ND
Time for the 10-Minute Tour around the listening area to hear about great local events!
Straight Talk with Fr. James Gross. Listeners asked questions such as how to celebrate the feast of St. Lucy and intercessory saint for disabled children.
Jennifer Henderson on her story of her encounter with Christ in adoration during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Fr. Kyle Metzger of the Diocese of Fargo on the Priests vs. Seminarians Basketball game in Fargo, ND.
Straight Talk with Dr. David Anders. Questions included the interpretation of John representing the Church at the time Mary is given to John at the foot of the Cross and why we receive the Eucharist.
Hosts Brandon Clark and Steve Splonskowski prayed for the intentions you submitted to the Real Presence Radio family!
RPR Executive Director Steve Splonskowski on the importance of Dec. 12 and the growth of Real Presence Radio.
Ana Robbins on her desire to put faith above the many activities her children can be and are involved
Straight Talk with Fr. Will Thompson. Topics included explaining the gifts of the Holy Spirit to children, guardian angels, funerals, explaining the Trinity to a non-believer, and explaining the meaning behind the pink candle in Advent.
From renovations at St. Leo’s to the influence of social media, Frs. Waltz and Fr. Gregory Crane covered what’s happening near and far in our Catholic world.
Grace Fisher on the importance of writing down history and the renovations of St. Leo's Catholic Church in Minot, ND!
Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz continuing the conversation about the Myers-Briggs Personality Types.
Straight Talk with Da Brothers. Some topics included questions on the recent German Bishop's Conference and the Theology of the Body.
Bishop David Kagan on the necessity of church renovations during "Crushing It with Bishop Kagan."
Rob Ruffatto on how the Lord changed his heart with the Living the Mission campaign in the Diocese of Rapid City.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Smith. Topics included priests wearing cassocks, the sign of peace, and the difference of sacraments and sacramentals.
Hosts Thomas Eskro and Fr. Tim Smith prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours.
Msgr. Charles Mangan of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Deacon Tim Dolan, in the Diocese of New Ulm, shares about an upcoming retreat for farmers and their spouses.
Fr. Mark Horn, of the Diocese of Rapid City, on the celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Diane Dahlin and Theresa Gilbertson on the celebration of the Feast of St. Nicholas and an event at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Fargo, ND.
Straight Talk with Fr. Kyle Metzger. Some topics included social media, the healing of the blind men in the Gospel, and the origins of the Advent wreath.
Hosts Fr. Kyle Metzger and Roxane Salonen prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Fr. William Slattery, Chaplain at Shanley High School and Sullivan Middle School in Fargo, ND, on their new campus ministry.
Mary Evinger on "Encountering Christ's Real Presence" and the "Encounter" event in Williston, ND.
Straight Talk with Msgr. Patrick Schumacher. Some topics included celebrating the feast of St. Nicholas and the frequency of the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Deacon Greg Sass, from the Diocese of Rapid City, on how his son and daughter-in-law opened their hearts to an unexpected twist in God’s plan for them.
Straight Talk with Fr. Kristopher Cowles. Some topics included questions on plenary indulgences, a comment on Bishop Paul Sirba, and a question about languages used in the Liturgy.
Remembering Bishop Paul Sirba where listeners shared their memories of Bishop Paul Sirba.
Straight Talk with Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz. Hear the questions and comments of listeners and in honoring Bishop Paul Sirba.
Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz prayed for intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Diana Moravitz and Theresa Garry on the Mothers of Priests and reflecting on their memories of Bishop Paul Sirba.
Eve Heupel, one of the performers, on the "Fiddler on the Roof" at Dickinson Trinity High School.
Laurel Ann Dukart, State Regent from the Catholic Daughters of America in North Dakota, on the Catholic Daughters and previewing an event at the North Dakota Capitol on December 5th.
Cherylynn Fausel from Holy Spirit Church in Fargo, ND, on the National Night of Prayer for Life.
Straight Talk with Fr. Joseph Barrett. Some topics included how to venerate the Lord in adoration, blessing the children during Communion, and getting your children involved in the Advent season.
Mark McAllister, one of the owners of Hurley's Religious Goods, on his love of wood-working and how St. Joseph is influential in his life.
Steve Splonskowski, Executive Director of Real Presence Radio, on the passing of Bishop Paul Sirba.
Cindy Jennings on how she found God's guidance through the passing of her husband and how she and her boys have been able to find time for reflection and healing through one special place.
Heather Karrow and Fr. Darin Schmidt prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Straight Talk with Fr. Ross Laframboise. Topics he spoke to included temptation to sin, going to Heaven after we die, creation of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, why Jesus cursed the fig tree, why Jesus chose men as priests, the greatest sign of God’s presence, why give God greater honor and glory, strengthen dialogue with God, God giving humans a unique role in Creation, and the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd.
Michael Donnelly on how the Lord led him from alcoholism to a new life through faith and recovery.
Rachel Mueller shares how Feb 12, 2018 changed her family's life and gave an update on her and her husband, Matt.
Hear more about the monthly newsletter, "You, Me and He," with Dr. Chris Burgwald and Emily Leedom.
Kelly Patterson on surviving human trafficking and previewing her upcoming appearance at the Human Trafficking Awareness Conference in the Diocese of Rapid City.
Straight Talk with Fr. Gary DeRouchey. Some of the topics included Veterans day and how to honor Veterans, the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, a powerful story of serving in the military, and supporting military priests away from home.
Host Fr. Craig Vasek prayed for intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio Family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Dr. David Anders on his passion for Catholic radio and his visits to the Aberdeen, Sioux Falls and Rochester areas.
GP Eleria from St. Joseph's Church in Williston, ND on their 3rd Annual Magnificat Advent Celebration.
Teri Pfeil from St. Augustine's Church in Austin, MN on the Grandmas in Prayer group and the importance of praying for your grandchildren.
Straight Talk with Fr. James Steffes. A couple of topics Father spoke to included silence in one's life and the model of St. Joseph. A listener asked how we hear God speak to us, and another listener asked about being in the presence of God in adoration and what happens if we fall asleep.
Rebecca Tofte and Steve King on their involvement with the Adopt-A-Student program at Pacelli High School in Austin, MN.
Hosts Fr. Josh Waltz and Fr. Justin Waltz went Around the World and hear more on "Catholic Lives Matter" with Gerald Vetter of the Light of Christ Schools
Straight Talk with Da Brothers. Some topics included respect for God's name and questions about gender misconceptions.
Fr. Jeff Eppler of the Diocese of Fargo on becoming a priest for the diocese and a campaign for praying 9,000 rosaries for the conversion of a small town in North Dakota.
Fathers Josh and Justin Waltz sit down with Bishop David Kagan of the Bismarck Diocese on "Crushing It with Kagan" to talk about the process of the appointment of a Bishop and Bishop Austin Vetter.
Mark Stone on the virtue of stewardship from Roncalli Elementary School in Aberdeen, SD.
Kim Dillon on her beautiful encounter with the Lord in this "Encountering Christ's Real Presence" segment.
Straight Talk with Fr. Darin Schmidt. Some topics included battling habitual sin, Father's favorite saint, and St. Anthony chaplet.
Diane Ange on receiving the Humanitarian of the Year from the South Dakota Right to Life.
Straight Talk with Fr. Michel Mulloy. Some topics included why priests wear white collars, what it means the Son is begotten of the Father, priests wearing clerics, and a question on relics.
We prayed for intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Jim Kinyon from Catholic Social Services on the working through the stress of farm and rural life.
Patrick McGuire and Anna Beauchamp on the Shanley High School Candlelight Concert in Fargo, ND.
Straight Talk with Fr. Randal Kasel. Some topics included how to help children having nightmares, the Presentation to Mary, and dealing with scrupulosity.
We pray for intentions sent to our Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Straight Talk with Fr. Timothy Castor. Topics were on Genesis, Stations of the Cross, and woman who lost her seven sons.
Wendy Pitlick on how she pleaded with the Lord during adoration to help her family during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Straight Talk with Frs. Richard Kunst and Ryan Moravitz. Some topics included: Archbishop Fulton Sheen, holy marriages, and bringing the little kids to the Eucharist.
Hosts Frs. Richard Kunst and Ryan Moravitz prayed for intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Dr. Stacy Trasancos on science as a means of evangelization and her visit to St. Lambert's in South Dakota.
In this "Heart of Your Legacy" segment with Mike Kiedrowski, he spoke on financial priorities and stewardship.
Jerome Richter and Dr. Glenda Reemts on the renaming of the School of Health Sciences after St. Gianna Beretta Molla at the University of Mary in Bismarck.
Straight Talk with Fr. Craig Vasek. Some topics included charitably encouraging positive change in the parish when it comes to the liturgy and the Church's teaching on tattoos.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Biren. Some topics included Catholics coming into the Church and a question on the definition of an oratory church.
Hosts Fr. Tim Biren and Matt Willkom pray for intentions sent to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Dr. David Anders on "Called to Communion" and his visits to the Aberdeen, Sioux Falls and Rochester areas.
Sara Dudley on the St. Michael's Church and School Gala in Grand Forks, ND and supporting Catholic education.
Host Fr. Jason Lefor prayed for intentions submitted to our Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Straight Talk with Fr. Jason Lefor. Some topics included the holy souls in Purgatory and Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Kelly Patterson on surviving human trafficking and previewing her upcoming appearance at the Human Trafficking Awareness Conference in the Diocese of Rapid City.
Sue Frank on how the Cursillo movement has deepened her faith life and knowledge of God's love in her life.
Chris Motz on the meaning of human dignity and how we can address the death penalty as Catholics.
Straight Talk with Dr. Chris Burgwald. Some topics included questions on Gregorian Masses, the death penalty, and about voting for politicians.
Hear more about the monthly newsletter, "You, Me and He," with Dr. Chris Burgwald and Emily Leedom.
Rachel Mueller on how Feb 12, 2018 changed her family's life and an update on her and her husband, Matt.
April Mitchell and Deidra Lies on intercessory prayer and a ministry within the parish of St. Anthony of Padua's in Fargo, ND.
Straight Talk with Fr. Kyle Metzger. Some topics included if Jesus specifically condemned suicide as a mortal sin, if there was diaconate formation for women, and the distinction between Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholics.
Ashley Grunhovd on the lives of St. Therese of Lisieux’s parents and becoming an extraordinary saint through ordinary ways .
Hosts Fr. Kyle Metzger and Roxane Salonen prayed for intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Deacon Mike McKeown on what it means to be a man of God and an upcoming retreat in the Diocese of New Ulm.
Straight Talk with Fr. Gary DeRouchey. Some of the topics included Veterans day and how to honor Veterans, the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, a powerful story of serving in the military, and supporting military priests away from home.
Fr. Brian Mulligan on the upcoming National Catholic Youth Conference and what it has done for his vocation.
We prayed for intentions sent to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Straight Talk with Fr. Paul Rutten. Some topics included questions on the translation of “mansions” in the Gospel, who is the spiritual leader in the family, will non-Catholics still go to heaven, and why women can’t be priests.
Matt Cullen on his faith life on the ice and, now, off the ice with his family, and passing along the faith to his kids.
Straight Talk with Fr. Ross Laframboise. Topics included: temptation to sin, going to Heaven after we die, creation of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, why Jesus cursed the fig tree, why Jesus chose men as priests, the greatest sign of God’s presence, why give God greater honor and glory, strengthen dialogue with God, God giving humans a unique role in Creation, and the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd.
Isaac Schaan shared he and his wife's journey of adopting three kids and how listeners can support adoption and foster care within their community.
Fr. Mike Schmitz on the upcoming Theology of the Body Immersion for Teens in the Diocese of Duluth.
Beverly Everett and Rebecca Raber on the upcoming performances with the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra.
Oscar Delgado on winning the lottery and how he used the money for the Lord during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Straight Talk with Fr. Michael Garry. Some questions include the number of Eucharistic prayers and which ones are used and when, stories in the Gospels, and heresies.
Hosts Fr. Michael Garry and Mark Cheney prayed for intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Karen Sandstrom on her conversion to the Catholic Church during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Hear how Oscar Delgado won the lottery for the Lord as he talks about the incredible things he did with the money.
Mary Wheeling on her personal journey of growing deeper in love with the Eucharist and how that got her involved in Life Runners in Killdeer, ND.
Ray Fettig on his inspirational story of coming back to the Catholic faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth on the Communion of Saints, preparation for Christ the King, and a permanent deacon ordination on Christ the King Sunday.
Straight Talk with Fr. Joseph Evinger. Some topics included why God created the world, why Catholics go to Mass, and how old God is.
We pray for intentions sent to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Johnnette Williams of EWTN's Women of Grace on her upcoming visit to the Midwest and Women of Grace.
Deb Fredrich on her journey of faith and how God led her to hospice in this "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey" Segment.
Kim Heilman on her journey of faith with taking care of her son during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Straight Talk with Fr. Randal Kasel. A couple topics included indulgences and praying for the souls of the dead.
Hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Randal Kasel prayed for intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Fr. Michael Becker, rector of St. John Vianney Seminary, on all things vocations during National Vocation Awareness Week.
Fr. Carlos Martins of the Companions of the Cross spoke on Sacred Relics and how they are a treasure to the Church.
Straight Talk with Fr. Nick Nelson of the Diocese of Duluth. Topics included: career advice, the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, the lives of the Saints, and the relationship between faith and reason.
Our hosts pray for intentions you submit to the Real Presence Radio family during Prayerfully Yours.
Jodi Altonen, teacher from Stella Maris, on keeping this holiday holy and the fun way her classes honor the saints.
Fr. Neil Pfeifer of the Diocese of Fargo on the power of the Holy Spirit and previewed the Life in the Spirit seminary.
Josh Lee on his journey of how God has worked in his life to consider the seminary during this "Inspired " segment.
Straight Talk with Fr. William Slattery and Fr. Kyle Metzger. Some topics included questions on referring to the dead as asleep in regards to Lazarus, 40 Days for Life, and a novena.
Hosts Roxane Salonen and Fr. William Slattery prayed for your intentions submitted to the Real Presence Radio family during "Prayerfully Yours."
Diane Larson on her love for the Eucharist in adoration during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Straight Talk with Frs. Richard Kunst and Ryan Moravitz. Some of the topics include questions about ghosts, communication with the dead vs. asking for intercessions, and plenary indulgences. The hosts also had questions written in from students of Stella Maris Academy.
Frs. Richard Kunst and Ryan Moravitz prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Cindy Jennings on how God has guided her through the loss of her husband during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Rick Kline, Development & Marketing Director of Aberdeen Roncalli Schools, on the Hall of Fame event on Nov. 9.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Smith. Some topics include plenary indulgences, praying a 54-day novena, and All Souls' Day.
Dr. Chris Burgwald on the upcoming Day of Recollection at Abbey of the Hills near Marvin, SD
Straight Talk with Fr. Craig Vasek. Some topics included using charisms and gifts from God, and how prayers as adults help to grow the faith of the family.
Sarah Knopik on her inspiring journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Straight Talk with Fr. Michel Mulloy and Msgr. Woster. Some topics included St. Faustina and instruments used at Mass.
Hosts Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Father Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes on Father's recent assignment and the Rapid City RPR Banquet.
Ed Konieczka on the Gold Mass and Mary Ann Kuharski's visit to the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND.
Straight Talk with Fr. Randal Kasel. A couple topics included openness to life and praying for the poor souls in purgatory.
Hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Randal Kasel prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Rob and Susan Bestgen on how Christ impacted them in adoration and men's and women's holy hours during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Emily Leedom of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on "Reckless: A Catholic Couples Conference."
Straight Talk with Fr. John Rutten and Fr. Shaun Haggerty. Some of the topics included angels, the Bible and Creation, and adoration.
Adrienne McKeown and Jill Wurth on their faith journey to work in the Church during this INSPIRED segment.
Adaire Reinpold on music therapy and how it has helped her in her faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Ashley Herdering on her story of her devotion to the Eucharist during “Encountering Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist”
Tim Johnson on his story of growing deeper with Christ through a men's group in his parish.
It was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Jim Meyer. Some topics were praying for world peace during the intercessions at Mass and praying to Mary.
Jane Kading on her personal experiences of seeing the face of Christ in the Eucharist during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Mary Rudnik on the beautiful journey God has brought her and her daughter suffering from spina bifida during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
It's time for Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Biren! Some topics included cremation and caring for the dead, costumes for Halloween, and questions on recent Minnesota legislative bills.
Linda Wegher and John Chick on an upcoming Awaken the Spirit Evangelization Retreat at St. Matthew's in Gillette, WY.
Straight Talk with Fr. James Gross. Some topics included attending mass regularly, wording of the commandment "thou shall not kill" vs. "thou shall not murder," and what St. Paul means when he says "being all things to all people."
Host Father James Gross of the Diocese of Fargo prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Fr. Mike Schmitz of the Diocese of Duluth on Prayer Day at the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND.
Jan Feterl gave us an update on the good things going on at the Catholic Community Foundation of Eastern South Dakota.
Straight Talk with Fr. Kevin O'Dell. Some topics included holding hands during the Our Father, steps for family members to come back to the Catholic Church, and mental health and spirituality.
Hosts Heather Karrow and Emily Leedom talk about an upcoming Couple's Conference in the Diocese of Sioux Falls.
Johnnette Williams, host of EWTN’s Women of Grace, on her upcoming visits to Bismarck, ND and Rapid City, SD in November.
Susan Baird from St. Philips in Bemidji, MN on an upcoming Memorial Mass for children died before baptism.
Msgr. John Richter of the Diocese of New Ulm on the beautiful honor of being inducted into the Knights of Columbus Hall of Fame.
Straight Talk with Fr. James Gross. A couple of the topics was the miracles for the canonization of Cardinal Newman and how to care for our children with their identity.
John Brunsberg, New Life Center Thrift Store Manager, on his new role at the Thrift Store in Fargo, ND.
Hannah Smith, Campaign Leader for 40 Days for Life in Walker, MN, on the upcoming visit of Dr. Haywood Robinson to Minnesota.
Fr. Leo Patalinghug on Plating Grace, an international apostolate to help strengthen families and relationship through God’s gift of a family meal; and previewing his upcoming visit to Bismarck, ND.
Gerald Vetter on the Light of Christ Schools, the heart of the mission and vision, and Keep the Promise Campaign.
Straight Talk with Fr. Dominic Bouck. Topics included: young people and the Catholic faith, the temporariness of this life, and what Fr. Bouck would do if he was not a priest.
Reed Ruggles on the new St. Mary’s Central High School, Catholic Education and the student experience.
Dr. Dan Skorich, from the St. Raphael's Guild in Duluth, on the beauty of the upcoming White Mass and about the St. Raphael's Guild.
Jacques Daniel of the Diocese of Rapid City on an upcoming youth rally celebrating the Year of the Eucharist.
Straight Talk with Fr. Chuck Cimpl. Some topics included: confession of past sins, the Red Mass, and 40 Days for Life.
Hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Chuck Cimpl prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Mike Kiedrowski on being good stewards and getting started on how to plan estates through selecting Power of Atttorneys and Health Care Representatives during "Heart of Your Legacy."
Straight Talk with Fr. Randal Kasel. Questions included how to help someone spiritually who is not Catholic, the Amazon synod, and the Red Mass.
Hosts Fr. Randal Kasel and Matt Willkom prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Dr. Haywood Robinson on his journey from abortion mills to saving lives and previewing his upcoming visit to Minnesota.
Straight Talk with Fr. Jim Goodwin. Some topics included the marriage tribunal, obligation to pray for individuals, angels choosing good or evil, and how one can wear the brown scapular.
Stella Jeffrey, Parish Mission Administrator at Holy Spirit Church in Fargo, ND, on creating opportunities for evangelization.
Kevin Martian, owner of Mayo Pharmacy, on how he wanted to be a pharmacist, yet not dispense birth control during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Straight Talk with Fr. Jared Johnson. Some topics include: the Sabbath, God's everlasting love, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Our hosts, Fr. Jared Johnson and Mike Kiedrowski, pray for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Bishop David Kagan of the Diocese of Bismarck on the Rosary and the upcoming THIRST Conference.
Fr. Timothy Castor of the Diocese of Rapid City on praying for the poor souls in purgatory and indulgences.
Straight Talk with Fr. Kregg Hochhalter. Some topics included: guardian angels, God’s love, daily mass and reception of the Eucharist, Mary’s assumption, and if Samaritans would be considered Gentiles.
Fr. William DeCrans of the Diocese of Crookston on his unique vocation story of being a priest who was married and has children.
Bob and Sandi Arola on their passion for spreading the Catholic faith through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.
Janet Higbee on her story of conversion to the Catholic Church and her love of the Eucharist during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Straight Talk with Msgr. Gregory Schlesselmann. Topics included changing one's Confirmation name, petition in prayer, and fist Friday devotions.
Deacon Nick Revier from the Diocese of Crookston on his journey of faith and where God led him during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on the visit of the relic of Padre Pio, 40 Days for Life, and the month of the Rosary.
Amanda Zurface, Catholic Content Specialist for Covenant Eyes and the Vice-Chancellor for the Diocese of Pueblo, CO, on proclaiming God’s glory to our children while living in a pornographic culture.
It was time for Straight Talk with Msgr. Patrick Schumacher. A couple topics included guardian angels and the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
Our host, Msgr. Patrick Schumacher, prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Charlie and Kris Franzen of Fleck's Furniture and Appliances on their journey of faith and owning a family business.
Fr. James Burns, President of St. Mary’s University of Minnesota in Winona, on celebrating 50 Years of Women.
Fr. Will Thompson and Michael Goldsmith prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Will Thompson and Michael Goldsmith prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Then, they were joined by Fr. James Burns, President of St. Mary’s University of Minnesota in Winona, on celebrating 50 Years of Women. After that, it was time for 10 Minute Tour. Deacon Ralph Poyo shared about his upcoming visit to the St. Joseph's Church in Moorhead, MN. Finally, Brad Lindwurm discussed the beauty of the 40 Days for Life in Sioux Falls, SD.
Straight Talk with Fr. Will Thompson. Listen to hear about the great topics from listeners, which includes guardian angels, angels, and Satan's attempts to keep us from redemption!
Barry and Laura Peratt on their inspirational journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Will Thompson sat down with Barry and Laura Peratt about their inspirational journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Will Thompson. Listen to hear about the great topics from listeners, which includes guardian angels, angels, and Satan's attempts to keep us from redemption!
Immaculee Illibagiza on her journey of faith, how her life was saved during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey," and previewing her visit to North Dakota.
Fr. Jacob Boddicker on the beauty of the marriage of a local man and the excitement of the White River community.
Bishop John LeVoir from the Diocese of New Ulm on the month of the Holy Rosary and also the pro-life month.
In the second hour, hosts Dr. Chris Burgwald and Emily Leedom discussed the beauty of the month of October with Bishop John LeVoir from the Diocese of New Ulm. Then, it was time for the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Fr. Jacob Boddicker shared with our listeners the beauty of the marriage of a local man and the excitement of the White River community. Finally, Immaculee Illibagiza brought us on her journey of faith, how her life was saved during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey," and previewing her visit to North Dakota.
Straight Talk with Dr. Chris Burgwald. Topics included questions on evolution, the scapular and the different kinds of scapulars, the joys of life , and bringing children up in the Catholic faith.
In the first hour, hosts Dr. Chris Burgwald and Emily Leedom sat down with Paul Heiberger and Mark Hierholzer on the Jericho Wall, a group growing in the Diocese of Sioux Falls. Then, our hosts spoke on their new newsletter, "You, Me and He," to share the good news and what is going on in the diocese. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Dr. Chris Burgwald. Topics included questions on evolution, the scapular and the different kinds of scapulars, the joys of life , and bringing children up in the Catholic faith.
Dan Lech, Bob Noel, Lizzie Noel, and Anadia Cruz on Padre A'Plas Mission Trip to Guatemala.
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan joined Dan Lech, Bob Noel, Lizzie Noel and Anadia Cruz on the Padre A'Plas Mission Trip to Guatemala. Then, it was time to take the 10-Minute Tour. After that, they visited with Renae Kranz of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on how we can become saints. Finally, Brad and Jeanine spoke with Steven Sturm on the beauty of the Serra Club.
Bridget (McAllister) Bowden, part owner of Hurley's Religious Goods, on the stories behind the articles they sell.
Fr. Grant Lacey of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on the beauty of discerning priesthood in these times.
In the second hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Tim Biren spoke with Fr. Tom Foster of the Diocese of Duluth on his call to the priesthood. Then, it was time to take the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Fr. Grant Lacey of the Diocese of Sioux Falls shared the beauty of discerning priesthood in these times. Finally, Steve Landsteiner sat down with our hosts to speak on the importance of prayer and the upcoming UNBOUND Conference.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Biren. Topics included the relationship with Mary, who are considered saints, and discerning gifts from the Holy Spirit.
In the first hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Tim Biren sat down with Fr. Boniface Hicks to discuss the UNBOUND prayer model and the upcoming Conference. After that, our hosts prayed for your intentions during “Prayerfully Yours.” Then, Father Tim Biren was here for questions and comments on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Topics included the relationship with Mary, who are considered saints, and discerning gifts from the Holy Spirit.
Debbie Nelson on her journey of growing deeper with Christ during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes sat down with Kimberly Fries on spreading the faith through her gift of writing. Then, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour around the listening area. Debbie Nelson shared her faith walk and how she grew deeper in love with Christ during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Finally, Monica Herman discussed the beauty of stewardship and the differences between stewardship and tithing.
Straight Talk with Fr. Michel Mulloy. Topics included the sign of the Cross, angels and demons, and the spiritual life.
Our hosts, Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes, prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
Fr. Mark McCormick on Spiritual Motherhood and how it brought him deeper in his faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes sat down with Father Mark McCormick as he shared his experiences with the Spiritual Motherhood during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." After that, Fr. Mulloy and Karen prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours". Then it was time for your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Topics included the sign of the Cross, angels and demons, and the spiritual life.
Madeline Shields, the Executive Director of the Bishop Dudley Hospitality House, on her new role.
Melinda North of the Catholic Community Foundation for Eastern South Dakota, on the Catholic Family Sharing Appeal and what it supports.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Emily Leedom shared who was nominated during "Honor Our Fathers." Next, Melinda North, of the Catholic Community Foundation for Eastern South Dakota, shared to the Catholic Family Sharing Appeal and what it supports. After that, it was time for the 10 Minute Tour. Then, Madeline Shields spoke about her new role as the Executive Director of the Bishop Dudley Hospitality House. Finally, Mary Ann Kuharski discussed the good things going on with PROLIFE Across AMERICA.
Straight Talk with Dr. Chris Burgwald. Some topics included: addressing moral issues, how to consider electing officials, and baptizing infants.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Emily Leedom sat down with Steve Splonskowski on an update on the Fall Live Drive with Real Presence Radio. After that, Dr. Chris Burgwald was here to take your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Some topics included: addressing moral issues, how to consider electing officials, and baptizing infants.
Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz go "Around the World" to see how events affect Catholics near and far during "Catholic Lives Matter."
Todd Graff of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on welcoming Catechumens into the Catholic Church.
Gerald Vetter, Mark Horner, and Lauren Leidenix on the new St. Mary's Central High School in Bismarck, ND.
In the second hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz spoke with Gerald Vetter, Mark Horner, and Lauren Leidenix on the new St. Mary’s Central High School in Bismarck, ND. Then, it was time for the 10-Minute Tour of local events with our hosts and Barbara Stuart. After that, Todd Graff of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester shared about the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) and how Catholics can welcome those seeking to enter the Catholic Church. Finally, Frs. Waltz went around the world to bring you their take on Catholic events making the news.
Straight Talk with the Waltz Brothers. Topics included the biggest obstacle Catholics face today, living out the faith, finding true happiness, and being high school students in the world today.
Frs. Justin and Josh Waltz discuss with Bishop David Kagan, of the Diocese of Bismarck, on the new St. Mary's Central High School during "Crushing It with Kagan."
In the first hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz heard the excitement of the new St. Mary's Central High School with Bishop David Kagan during "Crushing It with Kagan." Then, the Brothers prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Da Brothers. Topics included the biggest obstacle Catholics face today, living out the faith, finding true happiness, and being high school students in the world today.
Patti Armstrong, Shelly Preszler, and Roxane Salonen on an upcoming retreat in the Diocese of Bismarck.
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser spoke with Marilyn Selkirk and Terri Sinner on the beauty of life at CHI Riverview. Our host also sampled the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Then, Mike Kiedrowski spoke on the goodness of blended gifts during "Heart of Your Legacy." Finally, Patti Armstrong, Shelly Preszler, and Roxane Salonen shared the goodness of an upcoming retreat in the Diocese of Bismarck.
Straight Talk with Fr. Scott Karnik. Topics included 40 Days for Life, Padre Pio, a reflection on the Gospel from the past Sunday, the work within the Church, and first Saturday devotions.
Kari Dew and Mary Jo Zacher, of CHI Riverview, on the mission of Riverview in Fargo, ND and the good things they do.
In the first hour, host Tim Mosser sat down with Kari Dew and Mary Jo Zacher from CHI Riverview in Fargo, ND, on the mission of Riverview and the good things they do. Then, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Scott Karnik of the Diocese of Fargo. Topics included 40 Days for Life, Padre Pio, a reflection on the Gospel from the past Sunday, the work within the Church, and first Saturday devotions.
Peggy Schoenfuss on three Sisters to come to the Diocese of Superior to help the Hispanic community.
Dave Swenson during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence," on his personal experiences of the Eucharist.
In the second hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark heard from Dave Swenson on the goodness of the Eucharist and how it has affected his life during “Encountering Christ’s Real Presence.” Then, our hosts spoke with Neal Lozano on how to be free from the lies of the Evil One and previewed an upcoming Unbound Conference. After that, Peggy Schoenfuss discussed about three Sisters to come to the Diocese of Superior to help the Hispanic community.
Straight Talk with Fr. Paul Timmerman. Some of the topics included ways to pray during Mass, God’s existence, bringing children into the Church, and the soul finding the grace to repentance.
Paul DeZeeuw on his journey to the Catholic Church during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, hosts Sreve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark sat down with Paul DeZeeuw to share his faith journey and how he came to the Catholic Church during “Inspired: Sharing Your Journey.” Then, our hosts spoke with Earl Markley on the beautiful Eucharistic miracles exhibit. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Father Paul Timmerman. Some of the topics included ways to pray during Mass, God’s existence, bringing children into the Church, and the soul finding the grace to repentance.
Rick Kline from Aberdeen Roncalli on the Cavalier Classic Golf Tournament and how it helps support the important faith-building efforts at Aberdeen Roncalli.
Janece Rieman on grief and bereavement and an upcoming event in the Diocese of Rapid City.
In the second hour, hosts Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan spoke with Gina Bauer on the beauty and vocation of women. Then, our hosts toured the listening area during our 10-Minute Tour. After that, Janece Rieman joined our hosts to find ways to grieve well and how to heal. Finally, Rick Kline of Aberdeen Roncalli shared more about the Cavalier Classic Golf Tournament and how it helps support the important faith-building efforts at Aberdeen Roncalli.
Straight Talk with Fr. William Slattery. Some of the topics he spoke to the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, forgiveness of sins at Mass, preparation for reception of the Eucharist, and reverence for relics.
Our hosts and Fr. William Slattery of the Diocese of Fargo prayed for your intentions during “Prayerfully Yours.”
In the first hour, hosts Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan sat down with Colleen Samson, Jody Clemens and Pastor Tom Reagan, about the 40 Days for Life effort at North Dakota’s only abortion facility and how you can help pray and fast for and end to abortion in our nation. Then, our hosts and Fr. William Slattery of the Diocese of Fargo prayed for your intentions during “Prayerfully Yours.” After that, Father Slattery took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Some of the topics he spoke to forgiveness of sins at Mass, preparation for reception of the Eucharist, and reverence for relics.
Deacon Stu Longtin of the Diocese of Fargo spoke on the Diaconate program and the Fargo Diocese celebrating 40 years of the Diaconate.
Sarah Twite on the joys and challenges of her faith during “Inspired: Sharing Your Journey.”
Tammy Palmer on her story of growing deeper with the Eucharist during “Encountering Christ’s Real Presence.”
Straight Talk with Fr. Nick Nelson. Topics included: career advice, the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, the lives of the Saints, and the relationship between faith and reason.
Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference about the informational hearing in Minnesota on September 11th.
Denise Wittman on the good things happening at the Hope Pregnancy Center in Willmar, MN.
Deacon Ken Votava of the Diocese of Fargo on the diocese celebrating it's 40th Anniversary of the Diaconate.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor discussed with Deacon Ken Votava on the 40th Anniversary of the Diaconate in the Diocese of Fargo. Then, it was time for the 10- Minute Tour. After that, Bishop John Quinn shared about what's on his heart in regards to gun violence. Finally, Denise Wittman joined our hosts on the good things happening at the Hope Pregnancy Center in Willmar, MN.
Straight Talk with Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor. Some topics included: devotionals and prayer life.
Deacon Tom Geffre of the Diocese of Fargo on an upcoming solemn vigil for aborted babies in Jamestown, ND
In the first hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor spoke with Deacon Tom Geffre on a solemn vigil for aborted babies in Jamestown, ND. Then our hosts prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor. Some topics included: devotionals and prayer life.
Joe Hanson of the Diocese of Rapid City on his amazing journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Scott Fischbach, Executive Director for the Minnesota Concerned Citizens for Life, on legislation being passed in Minnesota.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Will Thompson and Michael Goldsmith were joined by Scott Fischbach, Executive Director for the Minnesota Concerned Citizens for Life on legislation being passed in Minnesota. After that, it was time for 10 Minute Tour. Finally, Joe Hanson of the Diocese of Rapid City shared his amazing journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Straight Talk with Fr. Will Thompson. Some topics include: apparitions; September 11, 2001; and the state's role in promoting virtue.
Mary Alessio and Robert Tereba on Robert's working with Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, and how his faith has grown over the years.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Will Thompson received an update from Heather Karrow about the recent tornado that hit Sioux Falls, SD. Next, our hosts sat down with Mary Alessio and Robert Tereba of Catholic Charities on Robert's upcoming retirement. Then, we prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Will Thompson. Some topics included apparitions; September 11, 2001; and the state's role in promoting virtue.
Beverly Everett, Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra Music Director, on upcoming performances.
Dale Bartscher, South Dakota Right to Life Executive Director, on some important victories in the 2019 Legislative Session.
In the second hour, hosts Dr. Chris Burgwald and Heather Karrow shared who was nominated during "Honor Our Fathers." Next, Dale Bartscher, South Dakota Right to Life Executive Director, shared some important victories in the 2019 Legislative Session and how his state is one of the most pro-life states in the nation. After that, it was time for the 10 Minute Tour. Then, Beverly Everett, Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra Music Director, discussed the lineup of the upcoming performances. Finally, Emily Leedom of the Diocese of Sioux Falls to talk about the beauty of modesty and fashion.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Cone. Topics included: the three different classes of relics, secularization of society, Jesus going into prayer before choosing the Twelve apostles, and joining the Catholic Church.
Troy Jones on how his daughter, Sydney, continues to inspire his family and other children as they seek healing from unresolved grief during this INSPIRED segment.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald sat down with Troy Jones on the story behind Camp Sydney in the Diocese of Sioux Falls during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." After that, Fr. Tim Cone took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk. Topics included: the three different classes of relics, secularization of society, Jesus going into prayer before choosing the Twelve apostles, and joining the Catholic Church.
Shawna Hanson from the Diocese of Rapid City about the upcoming Summit 2019 in the diocese.
Mike Kiedrowski on giving gifts we can reasonably afford during "Heart of Your Legacy."
Dale Lennon, Athletic Director at the University of Mary in Bismarck, on the "Greatness through Virtue" Strategic Plan.
In the second hour, host Fr. Craig Vasek sat down with Dale Lennon, Athletic Director at the University of Mary in Bismarck, on the "Greatness through Virtue" Strategic Plan. After that, it was time to take the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Then, Mike Kiedrowski discussed giving gifts we can reasonably afford during "Heart of Your Legacy." Finally, Shawna Hanson shared with our listeners about the upcoming Summit 2019 in the Diocese of Rapid City.
Straight Talk with Fr. Craig Vasek. Topics included the different forms of the Mass, confession of sins, and salvation of souls and the supernatural beings.
Jennifer Lahl, President of the Center for Bioethics and Culture, film producer and bioethicist, on artificial reproduction from different perspectives.
In the first hour, host Father Craig Vasek spoke with Jennifer Lahl, President of the Center for Bioethics and Culture, film producer and bioethicist, on artificial reproduction from different perspectives. Then, our host prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Craig Vasek. Topics included the different forms of the Mass, confession of sins, and salvation of souls and the supernatural beings.
Sondra Will shared her conversion story and her journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Susan Askegaard of the Diocese of Fargo on her experiences and the beauty of prison ministry.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Jason Signalness and Mike Kiedrowski discovered the beauty of prison ministry with Susan Askegaard of the Diocese of Fargo. Then, it was time for the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Sondra Will from Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church shared her story of conversion during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Straight Talk with Fr. Jason Signalness. Topics included the Sacred Heart, redemptive suffering, and listening to the silence in the presence of God.
Elonda Davidson from Queen of the Most Holy Rosary in Stanley, ND on her beautiful story of visiting the Lord in adoration during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
In the first hour, Elonda Davidson from Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church shared with hosts Fr. Jason Signalness and Mike Kiedrowski her beautiful story of her visits to Christ in adoration during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Finally, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Jason Signalness. Topics included the Sacred Heart and redemptive suffering.
Sr. Candace Fier of the Diocese of New Ulm on human trafficking and domestic violence in the light of Catholic Social Teaching.
Marilyn Baker and Dianne Johnson of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on an upcoming Curatio retreat, featuring Monsignor James Shea of the University of Mary in Bismarck.
Catholic apologist Trent Horn on his book, "Counterfeit Christs," and his upcoming visit to North Dakota.
In the second hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Michael Goldsmith spoke with Catholic apologist Trent Horn on his book, "Counterfeit Christs," and his upcoming visit to North Dakota. After that, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour of the local events. Then, Marilyn Baker and Dianne Johnson shared with us the beauty of Curatio and an upcoming retreat with Monsignor James Shea from the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND. Finally, our hosts discussed human trafficking and domestic violence in the light of Catholic Social Teaching with Sr. Candace Fier of the Diocese of New Ulm.
Straight Talk with Fr. Robert Horihan. Topics included parochial administrators, creation of people, and guardian angels.
Deacon John Hust of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on the upcoming Unbound Conference.
In the first hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Michael Goldsmith sat down with Deacon John Hust of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on the upcoming Unbound Conference in the diocese. Then, we prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Finally, Fr. Robert Horihan took your questions during Straight Talk. Topics included parochial administrators, creation of people, and guardian angels.
Amy Julian, the Director of Family Life Ministries from the Diocese of Rapid City, on Rachel's Vineyard.
Fr. Brian Oestreich of the Diocese of New Ulm on his involvement with the San Lucas Mission in Guatemala.
Fr. Mark Lichter and Fr. Terry Anderson of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on their ride across South Dakota.
In the second hour, hosts Deacon Paul Treinen and Heather Karrow wrapped up with Fr. Michael Wensing. Then, they discussed with Fr. Mark Lichter and Fr. Terry Anderson their adventure across South Dakota. After that, Fr. Brian Oestreich of the Diocese of New Ulm shared his experiences with the San Lucas mission in Guatemala. Finally, our hosts spoke with Amy Julian, from the Rapid City Diocese, on the beauty and goodness of Rachel's Vineyard.
Straight Talk with Fr. Michael Wensing. Some topics included reverence to the Eucharist and a question on the sacrament of Confirmation.
Fr. Jim Friedrich of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on an upcoming Day of Recollection in the diocese.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Deacon Paul Treinen, Director of The Abbey of the Hills, spoke with Fr. Jim Friedrich of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on an upcoming Day of Reflection with the theme: "Ecclesiastes - Vanity of Vanities; Does anything Last?". After that, hear who you nominated for a spiritual father during "Honor Our Fathers." Father Michael Wensing took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk. Some topics included reverence to the Eucharist and a question on the sacrament of Confirmation.
Fr. Eduardo Gomez from the Archdiocese of Zaragoza, Spain, on his upcoming Catholic Charismatic Renewal retreat in September in Rochester, MN.
Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth on the feast of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, also known as Padre Pio.
Fr. Kevin McGoldrick, Catholic priest and musician, on his upcoming visit to the Built Upon a Rock Fest in Duluth, MN.
In the second hour, Fr. Kevin McGoldrick join hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz to share about his upcoming visit to Duluth for Built Upon A Rock Fest. Next, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth discussed the beautiful feast day of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, also known as Padre Pio. Finally, Fr. Eduardo Gomez shared about his upcoming retreat in September which speaks to being on fire with the Holy Spirit.
Straight Talk with Fr. Ryan Moravitz and Fr. Richard Kunst. Topics include questions on different religions, favorite sacraments, what draws people into prayer, and how to meditate on the Rosary better.
Deacon John Foucault from the Diocese of Duluth on Theology Uncapped in Hermantown, MN.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz sat down with Deacon John Foucault of the Diocese of Duluth about the upcoming Theology Uncapped. After that, the Fathers prayed for your special intentions during "Prayerfully Yours". Finally, they took your questions during Straight Talk. Topics include questions on different religions, favorite sacraments, what draws people into prayer, and how to meditate on the Rosary better.
Catherine Hadro, host of EWTN’s Pro Life Weekly, on the keys to winning on the pro-life front.
Kendra Tierney, a Catholic wife, mother, and guest speaker at the upcoming THIRST Conference, on bringing Catholic traditions back into the home and in the community.
Avera Maria-Santo, blogger and guest speaker at the upcoming THIRST Conference in Bismarck, on the truth of the Catholic teaching of homosexuality.
Jerry Hilfer, Principal of St. Thomas Aquinas School in International Falls, on the beauty of being a teacher.
In the second hour of the "Best Of" Edition of Real Presence Live, Jerry Hilfer, principal of St. Thomas Aquinas School in International Falls, gave us his insight on the lessons we can learn about one of our primary formators. Then, Avera Maria-Santo, blogger and guest speaker at the upcoming THIRST Conference in Bismarck, discussed the truth on the Catholic teaching of homosexuality. After that, Kendra Tierney, Kendra Tierney, a Catholic wife, mother, and guest speaker at the upcoming THIRST Conference, shared ways to bring Catholic traditions back into the home and in the community. Finally, Catherine Hadro, host of EWTN’s Pro Life Weekly, discussed the keys to winning on the pro-life front.
Straight Talk with Fr. Timothy Smith. Topics included jobs, living a life of holiness, prayer life, and translations of the Scriptures.
Dr. Matthew Stanley, of Avera Health in Sioux Falls, on working through the stressful times of farm and rural life.
In the first hour of the "Best Of" Edition of Real Presence Live, Dr. Matthew Stanley of Avera Health in Sioux Falls shared his thoughts on working through the stressful times of farm and rural life. Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Timothy Smith with questions on jobs, living a life of holiness, prayer life, and translations of the Scriptures.
Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference on the major ethical concerns when it comes to artificial reproductive technology like egg harvesting, sperm donation, and surrogacy.
In the second hour, hosts Jack and Doreen Kennelly dove into the major ethical concerns when it comes to artificial reproductive technology like egg harvesting, sperm donation, and surrogacy with Chris Motz of the South Dakota Catholic Conference. After that, our hosts took the 10 Minute Tour around the listening area. Dr. Paul Carson spoke with our hosts on the goodness of faith and medicine.
Straight Talk with Fr. Wiliam Slattery. Topics included how to find hope in the sexual abuse within the Church, caring for the elderly, and the actual birth date of Jesus in the Bible.
Deacon Jim Hunt of the Diocese of Fargo on serving the elderly and residents at Rosewood on Broadway during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, Deacon Jim Hunt of the Diocese of Fargo shared his story of serving the elderly at Rosewood on Broadway in Fargo, ND. Then, hear who you nominated for "Honor Our Fathers." After that, Fr. Wiliam Slattery of the Diocese of Fargo was here to take your comments or questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Topics included how to find hope in the sexual abuse within the Church, caring for the elderly, and the actual birth date of Jesus in the Bible.
Deacon Mike McKeown from the Diocese of New Ulm on evangelization and hospitality, and sharing more about the upcoming Discipleship Day 2019 in the diocese.
Tim Henderson, the Executive Director of the Western South Dakota Catholic Foundation, and Fr. Adam Hofer of the Diocese of Rapid City on the Bishop's Golf Classic.
Evelyn Wilder from Catholic Social Services, on ASIST, a suicide prevention training at Terra Sancta Retreat Center in Rapid City, SD.
Father Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes lifted up your prayers during "Prayerfully Yours."
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Next, they sat down with Evelyn Wilder from Catholic Social Services on how to give us the tools we need to help those at risk of suicide. Then, it was time for the 10 Minute Tour of local events. After that, Tim Henderson, the Executive Director of the Western South Dakota Catholic Foundation, and Fr. Adam Hofer joined with our hosts to share the goodness of the upcoming Bishop's Classic in the Diocese of Rapid City. Finally, Deacon Mike McKeown from the Diocese of New Ulm shared about the beauty of evangelization, reaching out to those in the parish, and the upcoming Discipleship Day in the diocese.
Straight Talk with Fr. Michel Mulloy. Listeners asked questions regarding the proper way to enter the church, Jesus being both God and man, hand gestures during the "Our Father" during Mass, and how to reverence the altar.
Fr. John Riccardo, author and speaker, previewed his upcoming appearance at the Diocese of Rapid City’s Summit 2019.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes were joined by Fr. John Riccardo of the Archdiocese of Detroit to preview his upcoming presentations at the Summit 2019 in the Diocese of Rapid City. Then, Father took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Listeners asked questions regarding the proper way to enter the church, Jesus being both God and man, hand gestures during the "Our Father" during Mass, and how to reverence the altar.
Straight Talk with Fr. Will Thompson and Fr. James Steffes. The Fathers spoke to prayerful intercession, St. Augustine's father, Nicholas Black Elk, and the significance of name of Mary.
Vanessa Gemar, Principal of St. John Paul II Catholic School in Gillette, WY, on Catholic education as an expression of the evangelizing mission Jesus gave us in the Great Commission.
John Gust on his experience with discipleship so far at St. Augustine Church in Austin, MN.
Gerald Vetter, President of Light of Christ Catholic Schools, on the new chapter at the Light of Christ Catholic Schools.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson discovered a new chapter in the Light of Christ Catholic Schools in the Bismarck, ND area. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, our hosts sat down with John Gust of St. Augustine's Church in Austin, MN, on bringing discipleship into the parish. Finally, Michael and Fr. Will heard the beauty of the new school year with Principal Vanessa Gemar of St. John Paul II Catholic School in Gillette, WY.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Will Thompson were joined by Heidi Miksanek on the 40 Days for Life campaign coming up in the Rochester area. Then, our hosts lifted up your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, it was time for Straight Talk with your comments and questions on the Catholic faith with Fr. Will Thompson and Fr. James Steffes. The Fathers spoke to prayerful intercession, St. Augustine's father, Nicholas Black Elk, and the significance of name of Mary.
Msgr. Charles Mangan, of the Diocese of Sioux Falls, on the 54-day Rosary “Novena for Our Nation.”
Dan Walter shares his personal testimony of spending time with Christ during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Kriste Ross and Mary Weiler, of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, on becoming more aware of those struggling with suicidal thoughts and how we can let our loved ones know they are not alone.
Mike Wavrin, 4th Grade teacher at St. Philip’s School in Bemidji, MN, on integrating altar server training into the Religion class curriculum.
Ryan Pederson, of the ND Knights of Columbus Council 6446, on Knights on Bikes and an upcoming event.
Fr. Mark Lichter and Fr. Terry Anderson of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on their upcoming trek across South Dakota.
Brenda Wills on her journey back to the Catholic Church during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the second hour, hosts Joe Rutten and Heather Karrow discovered the inspiring story of Brenda Wills and how she was born Catholic but fell away from her faith for nearly 10 years, and she was led back to her Catholic roots. After that, Fr. Mark Lichter and Fr. Terry Anderson of the Diocese of Sioux Falls previewed their upcoming adventure across South Dakota. Finally, our hosts spoke with Ryan Pederson, of the ND Knights of Columbus Council 6446, on Knights on Bikes and an upcoming event.
It was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Scott Traynor of the Diocese of Sioux Falls. Topics included: the business of life, the reality of Satan, how to discern a vocation, and the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
Dr. Jason Heron, Instructor of Theology at Mount Marty College in Yankton, SD, on his role with the new Benedictine Leadership Institute.
In the first hour, hosts Joe Rutten and Heather Karrow sat down with Dr. Jason Heron, Instructor of Theology, shared about his role with the new Benedictine Leadership Institute. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Scott Traynor of the Diocese of Sioux Falls. A few topics Father spoke to included the business of life, the reality of Satan, how to discern a vocation, and the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
Kathy Engeman, the 7-12 Religion teacher at St. Mary Catholic Schools in Dell Rapids, SD, on the beauty of getting ready for a new school year.
Fr. Jason Kern, Vocations Director for the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, on a new program in the diocese: Called by Name.
In the second hour, John Tetzloff, of Catholic United Financial, joined our hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Tim Biren, on the end of life financial planning. Then, our hosts discovered the fun events around the listening area during the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Fr. Jason Kern, Vocations Director of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, sat down with our hosts to share about a new program of discernment in the diocese: Called by Name. Finally, Kathy Engeman, the 7-12 Religion teacher at St. Mary Catholic Schools in Dell Rapids, SD, on the goodness of starting a new school year.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Biren. Topics he spoke to were including the Eucharist into weddings, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, getting involved in community life, and the age to receive the Eucharist.
Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust, of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, on a step-by-step process to make sharing the Gospel message easier.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Tim discover a step-by-step process we can take to make it easier to share the Gospel message with Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust, of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester. Then, our hosts lifted up your prayer intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, it was time for your comments and questions with Fr. Tim Biren during Straight Talk. Listeners had questions about including the Eucharist into weddings, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, getting involved in community life, and the age to receive the Eucharist.
Sr. Rebecca Metzger and Betty Canavan on the beautiful mission of St. Anne's Guest home in Grand Forks, ND.
Phil Stone and Emily Luke, of the St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center, on the good things going on the campus at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Betsy Kneepkens, of the Diocese of Duluth, on the marriage preparation for her son and how the Blessed Mother, Mary, has an impact on her.
In the second hour, Betsy Kneepkens of the Diocese of Duluth joined our hosts, Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor, and shared the goodness of marriage preparation for her son and how the Blessed Mother, Mary, has an impact on her. Then, our hosts tickled your ears with the fun events during our 10-Minute Tour. After that, the hosts discovered the beauty of St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato with Phil Stone and Emily Luke. Finally, Sr. Rebecca Metzger and Betty Canavan discussed the beautiful things at St. Anne's Guest House in Grand Forks, ND.
Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Topics include a reading from Revelation on the woman and the dragon, Anointing of the Sick, John the Baptist preparing the way for the Lord, and Natural Family Planning.
Deacon Les Noehre, of the Diocese of Fargo, on his journey to the Catholic Church and the diaconate during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor sat down with Deacon Les Noehre of the Diocese of Fargo on the beauty of the permanent diaconate and his journey to the Catholic Church during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, it was time to raise your prayers up during “Prayerfully Yours.” After that, the hosts took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk. Topics include a reading from Revelation on the woman and the dragon, Anointing of the Sick, John the Baptist preparing the way for the Lord, and Natural Family Planning.
Lynda Bell, the President for Florida Right to Life, on current challenges facing the protection of human life.
Jean Virant, from Marquette Catholic School in Virginia, MN, on being a "chief servant leader."
Carol Hoffman, St. Patrick's Catholic Church secretary, on how God led her on her faith journey during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the second hour, Carol Hoffman sat down with hosts Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark on her story of getting involved with the Church of St. Patrick and in her faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, Jean Virant shared with our hosts about the goodness of "chief servant leadership." Finally, Lynda Bell, the President for Florida Right to Life, shared the truth of the current challenges facing the protection of human life.
Straight Talk with Fr. Tony Grossenburg. Topics include: the sacraments, seminary formation, and intentions at Mass.
In the first hour, hosts Brandon Clark and Steve Splonskowski were joined by Kelly Kjerstad on her inspirational story of faith and how God brought her deeper in her faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Tony Grossenburg. Topics include: the sacraments, seminary formation, and intentions at Mass.
Bev Beaudette, of the Diocese of Duluth, on the beauty of celebrating wedding anniversaries.
Emily Leedom, of the Diocese of Sioux Falls, on how our kids and parents can recognize the truth of human sexuality.
Jennifer Schaeffer on her return to the Catholic faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald hear from Jennifer Schaeffer as she shares her inspirational story of returning back to her Catholic faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, our hosts took a tour of the local events during the 10 Minute Tour. After that, Emily Leedom of the Diocese of Sioux Falls, shares more on the beauty of chastity with the youth and guidance for parents. Finally, Bev Beaudette, from the Diocese of Duluth, on the goodness of celebrating wedding anniversaries.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald sat down with Madeline Shields and a guest of The Banquet on the good things of The Banquet. Then, Deacon Nick Revier and Fr. George Asigre sat down with our hosts to explore the goodness of the priesthood in Africa and the connection between St. Francis Xavier in Ghana and St. William's Church in Twin Valley, MN. Finally, Msgr. Charles Mangan took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Topics included participation at Catholic mass and what satisfies the Sunday obligation; Mary, the Mother of God, and her role in our lives; and Cardinal Virtues.
Madeline Shields and Guest of The Banquet, in Sioux Falls, SD, on the goodness of The Banquet.
Catherine Hadro, host of EWTN’s Pro Life Weekly, shared the truth of the pro-life issues and previewed her upcoming visit to Fargo, ND.
Mike Kiedrowski, RPR Advancement Director, discussed the beauty of options for retirement funds during "Heart of Your Legacy."
Jerome Richter, Vice President for Public Affairs, on the great things students can experience at the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND.
In the second hour, host Fr. Craig Vasek prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, Jerome Richter, Vice President for Public Affairs, joined our host to share the great things students can experience at the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND. Then, Father took us on the journey of the fun events during our 10-Minute Tour. After that, Mike Kiedrowski, RPR Advancement Director, discussed the beauty of options for retirement funds during "Heart of Your Legacy." Finally, Catherine Hadro, host of EWTN’s Pro Life Weekly, shared the truth of the pro-life issues and previewed her upcoming visit to Fargo, ND.
Fr. Craig Vasek took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Topics included Catholic Universities, bullying, and being authentically Catholic.
Rachael Brash, Executive Director of University of Mary Worldwide, on how the University of Mary in Bismarck is setting the bar for innovative learning opportunities.
In the first hour, Rachael Brash, Executive Director of the University of Mary Worldwide, sat down with our host, Fr. Craig Vasek, to speak on the honor of the Colleges of Distinction at the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND. Then, it was time for our host to hear who you nominated during "Honor Our Fathers." After that, Father took your questions during Straight Talk. Topics from listeners included Catholic Universities, bullying, and being authentically Catholic.
Chuck Harkins, of the Diocese of Cheyenne, on how men can grow deeper in a relationship with Jesus and previewing an upcoming event in Casper, WY.
Stephanie Navarro-Castro on how the St. Francis Thrift Store in Fargo, ND, helped her and her family.
Fr. Timothy Lange, of the Diocese of Duluth, on spending time with Christ during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
In the second hour, hosts Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan spoke with Fr. Timothy Lange on the beauty of discovering Christ during "Encountering Christ's Real Presence." Then, our hosts toured the listening area during our 10-Minute Tour. After that, Stephanie Navarro-Castro joined our hosts to share her story about the good things St. Francis Thrift Store in Fargo, ND, did for her and her family. Finally, Chuck Harkins of the Diocese of Cheyenne, gave us some ideas on how men can grow in a deeper relationship with the Lord and an upcoming event.
Fr. Joseph Barrett took your questions and comments on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Some topics included the Assumption of Mary, rural living, and the power of Confession.
George Lacher and Marta Ybarra, from the St. Francis Thrift Store, on the mission of St. Francis Thrift Store in Fargo, ND.
In the first hour, Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan sat down with George Lacher and Marta Ybarra, both from the St. Francis Thrift Store in Fargo, ND, on the beauty of their mission. Then, our hosts honored our spiritual fathers during "Honor Our Fathers." After that, Fr. Joseph Barrett took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Some of the topics he spoke to are the Assumption of Mary, rural living, and the power of Confession.
Emily Leedom, Director of Marriage, Family and Respect Life in the Diocese of Sioux Falls, about how a mother and child grow together.
Fr. Joseph Christensen, of the Franciscans of Mary Immaculate in the Diocese of Fargo, on how we can welcome Mary into our hearts!
Bishop David Kagan, of the Bismarck Diocese, on what we as Catholics actually believe about Mary.
Fr. Robert Altier, of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, on Our Lady of Fatima.
In the second hour of the "Best Of" Edition of Real Presence Live, Fr. Robert Altier discussed the goodness of Our Lady of Fatima and the impact she had on our world. Then, we heard about the truth of what Catholics believe about Mary from Bishop David Kagan of the Bismarck Diocese during "Crushing It With Kagan." After that, Fr. Joseph Christensen, of the Franciscans of Mary Immaculate in the Fargo Diocese, took us deeper into how we can receive Mary into our hearts more profoundly. Finally, Emily Leedom shared the beauty of the bond between a mother and her child.
Fr. Charles LaCroix took questions on the Catholic faith with topics including: evangelization, purgatory, and Holy Days of Obligation.
Bishop John LeVoir, of the Diocese of New Ulm, on the Assumption and Holy Days of Obligation.
In the first hour of the "Best Of" Edition of Real Presence Live, Bishop John LeVoir of the Diocese of New Ulm speaks on the beauty of the Assumption being a Holy Day of Obligation. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Charles LaCroix on evangelization, purgatory, and Holy Days of Obligation.
Brittany Block on the beauty of the Jeremiah Program during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the second hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Will Thompson prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, Doug and Sandy Stukel shared with our hosts the goodness of being part of Ambassadors for Christ. Then, it was time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Finally, our hosts spoke with Brittany Block, a graduate of the Jeremiah Program, on the good things it has done for her and her family during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
Sister Marlys Jax, of The Sisters of Saint Francis of Rochester, MN, on how the Jeremiah Program started in Rochester.
JoMarie Morris and Karina Van Meekeren, of the Jeremiah Program, on the good things the Jeremiah Program.
In the first hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Will Thompson sat down with JoMarie Morris and Karina Van Meekeren, of the Jeremiah Program, and discussed the beauty and the benefits of the Jeremiah Program. Then, Sister Marlys Jax shared with our hosts about how the Jeremiah Program started in Rochester, MN. Finally, Fr. Will Thompson took your questions during Straight Talk. Topics included taking care of the poor, Catholic traditions, and finding God in creation.
Bishop John LeVoir, of the Diocese of New Ulm, on the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
In the second hour, hosts Frs. Justin and Josh Waltz discuss the feast of the Assumption with Bishop John LeVoir of the Diocese of New Ulm. Then, Mike Kiedrowski takes the 10-Minute Tour. The Fathers spoke with Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers on his upcoming presentation at the THIRST Conference in Bismarck, ND. Finally, the Brothers take us Around the World and share with us about things that affect Catholics near and far during Catholic Lives Matter.
The Brothers bring in seminarians to answer questions during Straight Talk with The Waltz Brothers.
Bishop David Kagan of the Diocese of Bismarck on the Amazon Synod during "Crushing It with Kagan."
In the first hour, hosts Frs. Justin and Josh Waltz talk about the Amazon Synod with Bishop David Kagan during "Crushing It with Kagan." The Brothers have people call in to ask a seminarian during Straight Talk.
Dr. Deborah Savage, Director of the Siena Symposium for Women, Family, and Culture, on being authentically masculine or feminine and previewing an upcoming event.
Dr. Matthew Stanley, of Avera Health in Sioux Falls, SD, on the stresses of rural and farm life.
Jan Feterl, of the Catholic Community Foundation of Eastern South Dakota, on the Taste of Goodness.
In the second hour, hosts Thomas Eskro and Fr. Timothy Smith spoke with Jan Feterl of the Catholic Community Foundation of Eastern South Dakota on the Taste of Goodness. Then, our hosts took the 10 Minute Tour. Dr. Matthew Stanley of Avera Health in Sioux Falls shared his thoughts on the stresses of farm and rural life. Finally, Dr. Deborah Savage, the Director of the Siena Symposium for Women, Family, and Culture, helped us discover the beautiful mystery of being authentically feminine or masculine.
Fr. Timothy Smith takes your questions on the Catholic Faith during Straight Talk. One of the topics from a listener was Jesus preparing a place for us.
Sr. Mary Pieta, originally from the Diocese of Fargo, on her calling to the Sisters of Life in New York.
In the first hour, hosts Thomas Eskro and Fr. Tim Smith sit down with Sr. Mary Pieta, of the Diocese of Fargo, on her vocation to the Sisters of Life in New York. Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Finally, Fr. Timothy Smith was in the hot seat to take your questions and comments during Straight Talk.
Msgr. Tim McGee, of the Diocese of Crookston, on the gift of his priesthood and previewing an upcoming event.
Earl Markley shared with us about the wonderful encounters with Eucharistic miracles in our new segment: "Encountering Christ's Real Presence."
Aliza Altendorf and Kathryn Evans on a mission trip in Chicago and finding Christ in those they served.
In the second hour, Aliza Altendorf and Kathryn Evans sat down with hosts Fr. Randal Kasel and Michael Goldsmith on the goodness of a recent mission trip to Chicago and caring for those in need. Then, it was time to tour the area of local events during the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Earl Markley shared the heart-warming story of the different encounters of the Eucharistic miracles during our new segment "Encountering Christ's Real Presence." Finally, we hear about the beauty of the priesthood of Msgr. Tim McGee from the Diocese of Crookston.
Bishop Andrew Cozzens, of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, on the goodness of masculinity in the home, the world, and the Church.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Randal Kasel and Michael Goldsmith spoke with Bishop Andrew Cozzens on the beauty of the complementarity of masculinity and femininity. Then, we took time to pray for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Finally, Fr. Randal Kasel answered your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Topics brought up by listeners included the Carmelites, Confession and penance, and Transubstantiation.
Mike Kiedrowski, RPR Advancement Director and host, on estate planning during "Heart of Your Legacy."
Fr. James Mason to preview his presentation, "Virtuous Leadership," at the Faith and Business Conference in Sioux Fallls, SD.
In the second hour from the Faith and Business Conference in Sioux Falls, SD, Father James Mason joined hosts Heather Karrow and Mike Kiedrowski on how to be virtuous in leadership. Then, our hosts toured the listening area during our 10-Minute Tour. After that, Mike Kiedrowski gave us more insights on planning for the future during "Heart of Your Legacy." Finally, Flo Friedt, of Fisher Industries, discussed the beauty of being charitable to those we serve in our businesses.
Joe Rutten, Executive Director of the Faith and Business Conference, on the emphasis of faith in business.
In the first hour from the Faith and Business Conference in Sioux Falls, SD, hosts Heather Karrow and Mike Kiedrowski sat down with Joe Rutten, Executive Director of the Faith and Business Conference, on integrating faith and business in daily life. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. John Rutten. Some topics included the role of St. Dominic and the rosary, giving things away, and seminary formation.
Fr. Tad Pacholczyk of the National Catholic Bioethics Center on gene-edited babies and the many dangers morally and even physically to our humanity.
Mike Hagstrom, President of the JPII Catholic Schools in Fargo, ND, Mary Noah, a recent Shanley High School graduate from Fargo, and Rebecca Koerner, a senior at Shanley High School, on serving the local community at the Great Plains Food Bank and the Fill the Dome initiative in Fargo.
Fr. Damien Schill, who served in the Diocese of Fargo, on giving thanks to God, taking time to share a meal together, and on his cookbook series.
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser spoke with Fr. Damien Schill, of the Diocese of Fargo, on the beauty of slowing down to enjoy food, giving thanks to God, and talking about his recipe book series. Our host also sampled the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Then, Mike Hagstrom, Mary Noah, and Rebecca Koerner sat down with Tim Mosser to talk about the goodness of serving the community and working with the Great Plains Food Bank. Finally, Fr. Tad Pacholczyk, of the National Catholic Bioethics Center, shared why the “advancement” of gene-edited babies poses many dangers morally and even physically to our humanity.
Fr. James Gross of the Diocese of Fargo, took your comments and questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk.
Marcia Paulson, of the Great Plains Food Bank in Fargo, ND, on serving those in need in our community.
In the first hour, host Tim Mosser was joined by Marcia Paulson, of the Great Plains Food Bank in Fargo, ND, to share about the beauty of serving those in the community. Father James Gross of the Diocese of Fargo took your questions and comments on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk. Listeners' topics included serving in the local communities and a question on using the Baltimore Catechism and catechesis. Finally, hear who was nominated for "Honor Our Fathers."
David DiMaria, past Grand Knight in the Diocese of Rapid City, on his passion for being a Knight.
Dana Catherine on lifting our voices to God and her upcoming appearance at Built Upon A Rock Fest in Duluth, MN.
In the third hour of our special broadcast from the Supreme Knights of Columbus Convention, hosts Fr. Randal Kasel and Fr. Ryan Moravitz were joined by Dana Catherine as she shares about the beauty of song and previews her upcoming appearance at the Built Upon a Rock Fest in Duluth, MN. Then, David DiMaria discussed his passion for being a Knight. After that, we heard from Bob Nelson from the Diocese of Bismarck on the Ride to the Race on the Range. Finally, David Goetke spoke with us about the goodness of Knights of Columbus Insurance.
Fr. Ryan Moravitz and Fr. Randal Kasel took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk.
In the second hour of our special broadcast from the Supreme Knights of Columbus Convention, Peter Sonski shared with hosts Fr. Randal Kasel and Fr. Ryan Moravitz about the goodness of the Knights of Columbus Convention. Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Our hosts ended the hour with your questions on the faith during "Straight Talk."
Bishop John Quinn, of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, on the beauty of brotherhood in the Knights of Columbus.
Bishop Paul Sirba, of the Diocese of Duluth, on the Knights providing help to the Women's Care Center in Duluth.
Bishop John LeVoir, of the Diocese of New Ulm, on the gift of the Knights to the diocese.
In the first hour of our special broadcast from the Supreme Knights of Columbus Convention, hosts Fr. Randal Kasel and Fr. Ryan Moravitz sat down with Bishop John LeVoir on the gift the Knights of Columbus have been in the Diocese of New Ulm. Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth joined our hosts to talk about the goodness of the Knights and the wonderful things they have done with the Women's Care Center in Duluth. Finally, Bishop John Quinn spoke about the beauty of brotherhood within the Knights of Columbus.
Fr. Nick Nelson of the Diocese of Duluth about the beauty of finding God in nature and an upcoming retreat.
Mother Madonna of the Carmelites of the Carmel of Mary in Wahpeton, ND on her vocation and an upcoming event.
Bishop John Folda on the Putt 4 A Purpose in Fargo, ND supporting the Diocese of Fargo seminarians.
In the second hour, Bishop John Folda of the Diocese of Fargo joined hosts Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan to talk about how the Putt 4 A Purpose Charity Golf in Fargo supports seminarians. Then, it was time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Mother Madonna of the Carmelites of the Carmel of Mary in Wahpeton, ND shared her beautiful vocation story.
In the first hour, hosts Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan sat down with Pat Weber and Shirley Kondelis on being part of the Putt 4 A Purpose in Fargo, ND. Steve Schons and Kathy Loney joined our hosts to talk about what the Putt 4 A Purpose is and what it supports. After that, Fr. Neil Pfeifer of the Diocese of Fargo took your questions on the Catholic faith during Straight Talk.
Pat Weber and Shirley Kondelis, two golfers from the Putt 4 A Purpose in Fargo, ND, shared why they come out to the event every year.
Fr. Matt Wiering of the Diocese of New Ulm on overcoming the fear of being called to a religious or priestly vocation.
Jerry Klein of the Diocese of Sioux Fals on the little "God moments" and being a witness for God.
RPR Advancement Director Mike Kiedrowski shares about estate planning during "Heart of Your Legacy."
In the second hour, Paul Steffes of the Steffes Corporation came on the air to share about integrating faith and business. Then, it was time for the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Mike Kiedrowski sat down with us to share about estate planning during "Heart of your Legacy" Finally, Jerry Klein of the Diocese of Sioux Falls shared the beauty of the small "God moments" in life making a big difference.
Paul Steffes of the Steffes Corporation on integration of faith principles and business.
It was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Kregg Hochhalter with your questions on the Catholic faith!
In the first hour, host Fr. Kregg Hochhalter sat down with John Odermann from St. Alexius on the good things going on there in Dickinson! After that, Fr. Robert Shea shared the goodness of what it means to have a medical power of attorney. Our host then prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Finally, Fr. Kregg took your questions during Straight Talk.
John Odermann of St. Alexius Hospital on the good things going on at St. Alexius in Dickinson.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson sat down with Peter and Theresa Martin on how to invest in your marriage and previewed an upcoming event. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, our hosts spoke with Deacon Bryan Bassa on the opening of the Log Church in Sawyer, MN. Finally, Deacon John Hayes joined us to talk about the beauty of being a transitional deacon.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Will Thompson heard about Fr. Matt Wagner's call to the priesthood. Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, Father took your questions about the faith during Straight Talk.
Deacon Kyle Eller from the Diocese of Duluth on God helping us through the current culture war.
Angela Wambach and Cybil Johnson from the Women's Care Center on the great features of the new facility.
In the second hour, hosts Roxane Salonen and Fr. Kyle Metzger heard Diane Clark share her journey about God's prosperity during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour around the listening area. After that, we heard from Angela Wambach and Cybil Johnson from the Women's Care Center in Fargo about the beautiful features of this wonderful facility. Finally, Deacon Kyle Eller from the Diocese of Duluth shared how we can work through the current culture war.
Jody Clemens and Lila Harmsen on praying on the sidewalk for saving the lives of babies in Fargo.
In the first hour, hosts Roxane Salonen and Fr. Kyle Metzger sat down with Jody Clemens and Lila Harmsen to hear about the beauty of standing up for the precious gift of life! Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Father!
Fr. Mark Steffl from the Diocese of New Ulm on why the Catholic Church approves certain books and textbooks.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Tim Smith and Chris Uhler prayed for your intentions during Prayerfully Yours. After that, Margaret Artz and Stacy Kokales from the Roncalli Intercessors shared their beautiful calling of praying for students. Then it was time for the 10-Minute Tour. Next, Daniel Rhoda came on to talk about what it means to be the Director of Mission and how it will help evangelization. Finally our hosts spoke with Fr. Mark Steffl on how the Church approves certain textbooks.
Bishop Paul Swain of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on praying in front of Planned Parenthood.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Tim Smith and Chris Uhler heard from Bishop Paul Swain of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on praying in front of Planned Parenthood. After that, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Timothy Smith.
Amy Julian from the Diocese of Rapid City on Natural Family Planning and an upcoming seminar.
Jane Barz on inner healing and the upcoming Inner Healing retreat at Broom Tree Retreat Center.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Tim Biren prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Then, Sarah Vetter shared about the beauty of the Onward and Upward program. Our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour around the listening area. After that, Jane Barz shared the goodness of the Inner Healing retreat at Broom Tree. Finally, Amy Julian shared the beauty of Natural Family Planning and her personal experiences with NFP.
Marc and Alicia Hauge on their journey of faith and Natural Family Planning during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Tim Biren sat down with Marc and Alicia Hauge to share their amazing story of NFP and Pre-Cana during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey" and Fr. Tim Biren took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk.
Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on the things on the mind of the Bishop.
Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor pray for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours."
In the second hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Seminarian Dan Tracy from the Diocese of Superior spoke on the beauty of Blessed Solanus Casey and previewed an upcoming event. Then, it was time to take the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Bishop John Quinn shared with us the good things going on in the Diocese of Winona-Rochester. Finally, Ana Hlucny brought us deeper into the beauty of femininity by talking about ENDOW.
Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor take your questions on the faith during Straight Talk.
Josh and Jackie Gow on their journey of faith through Natural Family Planning in "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor speak with Josh and Jackie Gow on the beauty of their marriage and NFP during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, the Fathers took your questions during Straight Talk.
Dan and Joy Wambeke share their faith journey during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Their faith journey includes working with God's plan for love and life in Natural Family Planning.
Virginia Dykhuis from the Family Life Center in Hibbing, MN, on their beautiful ministry.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Brandon Moravitz and Mark Cheney prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Then, they sat down with Virginia Dykhuis to talk about the Family Life Center in Hibbing, MN. After that, they went around the area during the 10 Minute Tour. Finally, Dan and Joy Wambeke shared their beautiful journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Brandon Moravitz and Mark Cheney discovered the beauty of Dan Johnson's story during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." Then, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Brandon Moravitz.
Dr. Edward Sri on "Truth and Love" and "No Greater Love" at the THIRST Conference in Bismarck.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald spoke with Dave Elkjer on the upcoming Summit 2019. It was then time for the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Dr. Edward Sri joined our hosts to talk about his upcoming presentations at THIRST in Bismarck. Emily Leedom sat down with our hosts to talk about the beauty of chastity in marriage.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald sat down with Madeline Shields from the Banquet in Sioux Falls on how food and faith come together! Then, they shared who you nominated in "Honor Our Fathers". Finally, it was time for Straight Talk with Fr. Tyler Mattson.
John Odermann, Trinity High School coach, on faith and sports during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey"
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser spoke with Jolene Obrigewitch from Home on the Range about the upcoming Champion's Ride in August. Then, we strapped in for the 10 Minute Tour. John Odermann shared his beautiful story about bringing faith and sports together. Finally, our host sat down with Deacons John Bredemeier and Bruce Dahl on the Men of the Cross.
In the first hour, host Tim Mosser sat down with Tom O'Keefe and Rob Swiers from the New Life Center on the grand reopening of the New Life Center in Fargo. Then, Fr. William Slattery took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk.
Fr. Kristopher Cowles of the Sioux Falls Diocese on the rebuilding of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours". After that, our hosts sat down with Jan Feterl on the upcoming Taste of Goodness event. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour around the listening area. Becky Cornell-Marsich sat joined our hosts to share about the Uplifting Parents program. Finally, Fr. Kristopher Cowles of the Diocese of Sioux Falls gave us an update on the reconstruction of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church.
Doug and Sandy Stukel on their inspiring story of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Michel Mulloy and Karen Gebes sat down with Doug and Sandy Stukel as they shared their amazing journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey." After that, Fr. Mulloy took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk. One question included the difference between a sacrament and a sacramental.
Mike Kiedrowski, RPR Advancement Director, with ways to give in "Heart of your Legacy."
Marlo Nelson, owner of the Country Kitchen, shares how her faith leads her in her business.
In the second hour, host Msgr. Patrick Schumacher prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." Then, our host sat down with Marlo Nelson from the Country Kitchen on how God guided her in her business. After that, Mike Kiedrowski shared with us some ways that we can give in "Heart of Your Legacy." Finally, Monsignor dove into the beauty of the Legion of Mary with Deacon Thane Barnier of the Diocese of Sioux Falls.
Monsignor Schumacher prays for the intentions submitted on our homepage during "Prayerfully Yours."
Art, Bill, Hunter and Arthur Jerome from Jerome Distributing on their wonderful business.
In the first hour, host Msgr. Patrick Schumacher spoke with Art, Bill, Hunter and Arthur Jerome on Jerome Distributing. Then, our host took your questions during Straight Talk. Some of the topics included Confession and the Brown Scapular.
Kat Letellier, owner of St. James Coffee, to talk about the ministry of St. James coffee.
In the second hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Father Will Thompson honored one of our spiritual fathers during "Honor Our Fathers." Then, they spoke with Fr. Richard Kunst from the Diocese of Duluth on an amazing opportunity to tour in the footsteps of St. John Paul II in Poland. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, our hosts spoke on the beauty of the transitional diaconate. Finally, the hosts sat down with Kat Letellier on the richness of St. James Coffee and what makes it unique.
Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on Millenials and seeking the good, the true, and the beautiful in their faith.
In the first hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Will Thompson sat down with Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust on the Millenial's search for truth, goodness and beauty in our culture today. We prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." After that, Father took your questions about the faith during Straight Talk.
Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz go "Around the World" to see how events affect Catholics near and far during "Catholic Lives Matter."
Travis Schweitzer from Schweitzer Gourmet Meats talks about the goodness of his faith and family business.
Nate and Becca Swenson from the Diocese of Bismarck share their journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey."
In the second hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz spoke with Nate and Becca Swenson of the Diocese of Bismarck on their inspirational journey of faith during "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey". Our hosts then took us on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. Travis Schweitzer of Schweitzer's Gourmet Meats shared how the faith and family formed how he got into the business. Finally, Frs. Waltz went around the world to bring you their take on Catholic events making the news.
Frs. Justin and Josh Waltz discuss with Bishop David Kagan, of the Diocese of Bismarck, the passing of Bismarck's Bishop Emeritus Paul Zipfel on "Crushing It with Kagan."
In the first hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz began by visiting with Bishop Kagan of the Bismarck Diocese about the passing of Bismarck's Bishop Emeritus Paul Zipfel. After that, the Brothers prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours." It was then time for "Straight Talk". Topics included: marriage of priests and a reflection on the reading of the day today.
Julie Becker, Executive Director of the St. Francis House, gave us an update on the building project and their ministry.
In the second hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Jerry Klein spoke with Julie Becker on an update with the St. Francis House. Then, they took the 10-minute Tour for local events. After that, they spoke with Abby Schallenkamp on Totus Tuus and how that impacted her life. They finished the hour with Betsy Kneepkens from the Diocese of Duluth on the beautiful Catholic Family Camp.
In the first hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Jerry Klein spoke with Linda Baldwin from the Mustard Seed Catholic Store on what it means to run a Catholic Store. Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours". After that, Father Tim Cone took your questions during Straight Talk.
Kevin Losleben of the Diocese of New Ulm on how youth can get involved in their diocese.
Nate Reinhardt, from the music group SONAR, shares with us how music can draw us closer to Christ.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Tim Biren and Matt Willkom prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours". Then, they sat down with Nate Reinhardt, from SONAR, to talk about how music raises our hearts to God. Then, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, they spoke with Kevin Losleben of the Diocese of New Ulm on how the youth can get involved in the diocese. Finally, Dustin and Gina Kerr shared their experiences of Retrouvaille.
John Beaulieu of Franciscan University on Steubenville and the state of our youth in the Church.
In the first hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Tim Biren spoke with Paul George, MC of Steubenville Rochester on what to expect this weekend. Also, John Beaulieu of the Franciscan University, shares with us more about Steubenville and the state of the youth in our Church. Father Tim Biren, then, took your questions during our Straight Talk call in segment.
Angela Wambach, Executive Director of the Women's Care Center in Fargo, talked about the good things happening around the state of ND.
Jerome Richter from the University of Mary in Bismarck on the influence St. Benedict has on the students there.
Bishop Robert Gruss from the Diocese of Rapid City reflecting on the time in the Diocese.
In the second hour, host Fr. James Gross shared the nomination for your favorite priest during "Honor Our Fathers", followed by Bishop Robert Gruss giving his final words in the Diocese of Rapid City before moving to the Diocese of Saginaw. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Jerome Richter from the University of Mary in Bismarck was with our host to share how St. Benedict is instrumental in students' lives. Finally, our hosts spoke with Angela Wambach on the good things going on at the Women's Care Center.
In the first hour, host Fr. James Gross spoke with Brother Michael Taffe about being a Benedictine and the Rule of St. Benedict. Our host prayed for your intentions during "Faithfully Yours". After that, Father took your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment.
Fr. Joseph Daoust of the Diocese of Rapid City on the cause of canonization for Nicholas Black Elk.
Brian Cooper, Executive Director of the Faith and Business Conference, on how to integrate the faith life into the workplace.
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan joined the Executive Director of the Faith and Business Conference, Brian Cooper, to talk about how to incorporate faith and business. Our hosts then took us on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. They also visited with Fr. Joseph Daoust of the Diocese of Rapid City the cause for canonization of Nicholas Black Elk. Finally, Brad and Jeanine spoke with Judie Madsen on the beautiful opportunity to tour France.
In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan began by visiting with Mark McAllister, owner of Hurley's Religious Goods, on his inspirational story of faith about Clergy Shirts. It was then your opportunity to call in with questions for Msgr. Gregory Schlesselmann of the Diocese of Fargo during our "Straight Talk" segment.
Andrew Bartell, Director of Gift Planning from the Catholic Community Foundation for Eastern South Dakota to talk about Planned Giving and different ways to give.
Nicole Fuhrer from the Diocese of Sioux Falls on Women's Prayer Group that started in Lent.
In the second hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Barry Reuwsaat spoke with Kathy Loney on the beauty of Men's and Women's Retreats in the Diocese of Fargo. Then, they took the 10-minute Tour for local events. After that, they spoke with Nicole Fuhrer from the Diocese of Sioux Falls to talk a women's group that started in Lent and is continuing to grow. They finished the hour with Andrew Bartell on the beautiful ways of giving.
Our new segment “Prayerfully Yours” where we pray for the intentions submitted on our website.
In the first hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Barry Reuwsaat spoke with Fr. Charles Duman in the Diocese of Sioux Falls on still being active in his ministry at 96 years old. Then, our hosts prayed for your intentions during "Prayerfully Yours". After that, Father Reuwsaat took your questions during Straight Talk. One of the topics included how to take care of pets while they are suffering.
Avera Maria Santo, guest speaker at the THIRST Conference in Bismarck, previewed her upcoming presentation and sharing her story of God encountering her in her same-sex attraction.
Mike Kiedrowski, Director of Advancement and Listener Relationships Coordinator for Real Presence Radio, features our new segment, “Heart of Your Legacy.”
Eric Gallagher, from the Diocese of Sioux Falls, on the upcoming Confirmation Retreats.
In the second hour, host Fr. Craig Vasek spoke with Eric Gallagher of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on the Summer Confirmation retreats. Then, our host took the 10-Minute Tour of the local events. After that, Mike Kiedrowski introduced a new segment "Heart of Your Legacy". Finally, Avera Maria Santo previewed her upcoming presentation at the THIRST Conference in Bismarck and shared her story on how God encountered her in her experience with same-sex attraction.
Fr. Craig Vasek took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk. Some of the topics included: the existence of God, female saints, and Cor Jesu.
Father Carlos Martins of the Companions of the Cross spoke on Sacred Relics and a presentation at the University of Mary.
In our first hour, host Fr. Craig Vasek discovered the beauty of relics with Fr. Carlos Martins and an upcoming event at the University of Mary in Bismarck. After that, Fr. Vasek took your calls on the faith during Straight Talk. Some of the topics included: the existence of God, female saints, and Cor Jesu.
In the second hour, hosts Jack and Doreen Kennelly heard about the beautiful inspiring story of Rich and Mary Helen Olsen during our new segment "Inspired: Sharing Your Journey". Then, the hosts took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Father Anthony Craig shared about the wonderful Catholic Family Camp in the Diocese of Duluth. Finally, the hosts spoke with Fr. Jeff Norfolk on the different types of prayer.
Valerie Ritland spoke on her family’s beautiful faith journey while her sons are in the military.
In the first hour, hosts Jack and Doreen Kennelly spoke with Valerie Ritland on being the mother of two sons in the military and how her faith has supported her and her family. After that, Father Kurt Gunwall took your questions about the faith during Straight Talk.
The “Best Of” Interview with Msgr. Brian Donahue of the Diocese of Fargo on his service to the military.
The “Best Of” Interview with Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth on the beauty of sacred places.
This is our second hour of the “Best Of” Real Presence Live for July 4th. Paul Heiberger discussed the beauty of farm life. Then, Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth sat down with us to talk about the beauty of sacred places. After that, Fr. Mike Schmitz of the Diocese of Duluth shared with us about exercise and if there is such a thing as too much. Finally, Msgr. Brian Donahue reflected on his service to our country in the military.
The “Best Of” Interview with Chad Campbell on the Bishop Dudley House and Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Smith.
The “Best Of” interview with Dr. Franci Knowles on NFP and the dangers of contraception.
We present our “Best Of” edition of Real Presence Live, where we feature the best interviews from the past couple months. In our first hour, Dr. Franci Knowles discussed the beauty of NFP and the dangers of contraception. Then, we sat down with Chad Campbell from the Bishop Dudley house to talk about the good things they do there! Finally, we had Straight Talk with Fr. Tim Smith.
Kendra Tierney, CatholicAllYear blogger, author, and guest speaker, on her presentation at the Thirst Conference in Bismarck.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson prayed for your intentions during our "Prayerfully Yours" segment. Then, they spoke with Sue McClernon from the Diocese of Duluth on the opening of the Star of the North Maternity home. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Kendra Tierney shared the wonderful ideas of evangelization in and out of the home and previewing her presentation at the THIRST Conference in Bismarck. Finally, the hosts spoke with Dr. Teri Kemmer on the beautiful things going on at Broom Tree.
Fr. Terry Anderson and Meghan Kelly of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on the St. Thomas More School.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Will Thompson spoke with Fr. Terry Anderson and Meghan Kelly on the founding of the St. Thomas More School in the Diocese of Sioux Falls. After that, Father took your questions about the faith during Straight Talk.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz spoke with Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth on the Built Upon A Rock Fest. Next, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Fr. Gregory Crane of the Bismarck Diocese shared his journey to the priesthood. Finally, David Taylor in the Diocese of Duluth shared about the PULLS program.
Deacon Michael Kapperman of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on his recent diaconate ordination.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz discussed with Deacon Michael Kapperman of the Diocese of Sioux Falls about being recently ordained. After that, the Fathers prayed for your special intentions during our new segment, "Prayerfully Yours". Finally, they took your questions during Straight Talk.
In the second hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski and Deacon Paul Treinen spoke with Bridget Kluesner on the Seven Sisters Apostolate in the Winona-Rochester area. Next, they toured the area of local events during the 10-Minute Tour. After that, Shawna Hanson joined them to share about the Ambassadors for Christ in the Diocese of Rapid City. Finally, Father Brandon Wolf shared the beauty of being newly ordained.
We honor our spiritual fathers! Hear who was nominated! Also, Fr. Michael Wensing was here for Straight Talk.
Dr. Marcy Moran, Clinical Director of Catholic Family Services, on grieving a loss from homicide.
In the first hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director and Deacon Paul Treinen, Director of The Abbey of the Hills, spoke with Dr. Marcie Moran of Catholic Family Services on grieving the loss of a loved one through homicide. After that, Father Michael Wensing took your questions on the faith during Straight Talk. Some topics included reflections on Sunday's Gospel about saying goodbye to family and spiritual fatherhood.
In the second hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Fr. Michel Mulloy were joined by Idelle Badt of the Benedictine Sisters to talk about her call to the religious life. Our hosts then traveled around the listening area to hear about some great local events in our 10-Minute Tour. The Diocese of Winona-Rochester's Bishop John Quinn then spoke with our hosts about the Religious Freedom Week. Finally, Andy and Fr. Mike visited with Susan Safford of the Diocese of Rapid City about the Veritatis Splendor Institute.
In the first hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Fr. Michel Mulloy joined ND Concerned Women for America Director Linda Thorson and NDSU Newman Center pastor Fr. James Cheney on raising awareness of the partnership between NDSU and Planned Parenthood and what we can do to bring a hopeful change for the gift of life. Our hosts then invited you to call in for our "Straight Talk" segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: how to trust God in stressful times and how to encourage the faith in your children.
In our second hour, hosts Fr. Timothy Smith and Dr. Chris Burgwald explored a fun camp for the whole family with Betsy Kneepkens of the Diocese of Duluth. After that, we took the 10-Minute Tour of events around the area. Then we heard about a great celebration of wedding anniversaries with Deb Lieberg of the Diocese of Superior. Finally, Julie Pearson from the NDSU Newman Center shared about the groundbreaking and building of the new Newman Center in Fargo.
In the first hour, hosts Father Timothy Smith and Dr. Chris Burgwald spoke with Sister Angelica and Sister Guadalupe on being part of the Perpetual Adoration Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament. After that, our hosts took your calls during Straight Talk.
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser spoke with Eric Gallagher on how we can pass on the call of discipleship to our kids and previewing an upcoming event. Then, he took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Next, Doctor Carole Brown shared with us the goodness of the Sioux Spiritual Center in the Diocese of Rapid City. Finally, Tim finished the hour with Earl LaPlante and his craft of restoring the Way of the Cross in New Ulm, MN.
In the first hour, host Tim Mosser sat down with Fr. Thomas Galarneault on the beauty of prayer and healing and an upcoming event. After that, Father Paul Duchschere of the Diocese of Fargo took your questions during our Straight Talk segment.
In the second hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark spoke with Bishop Robert Gruss of the Diocese of Rapid City on his declaration of the Year of the Eucharist. Next, they visited with Fr. Brandon Moravitz of the Diocese of Duluth on how adoration strengthens us as disciples. Then, Lucy Philbin joined them to talk about the Family Camp coming up in the Diocese of Duluth. Finally, they had a great conversation with Jim Wallner on remodeling the chapel for the sisters in the Duluth area.
In the first hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director and Brandon Clark, RPR Programming Coordinator spoke with Fr. James Burns about visits to the Blessed Sacrament. Then, Teresa Fewell from Dazey, ND, shared a wonderful event with our hosts coming up around the feast of Corpus Christi. After that, Fr. Ryan Moravitz took your questions and comments about matters of the faith.
In the first hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Will Thompson spoke with Shawna Hanson of the Diocese of Rapid City on the beauty of adoration and the mystery of vocations. Also, Father Will Thompson took your questions during our Straight Talk call in segment.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Will Thompson and Matt Willkom sat down with Father Joel Hastings of the Diocese of Duluth and discovered the beauty of how Jesus is present in the Eucharist through Transubstantiation. Then, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, they spoke with Fr. Darin Schmidt of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on the goodness of the worship of the Eucharist in adoration. Finally, Patty Cote, from Devil's Lake, ND, shared about the goodness of the sacred space of the adoration chapel.
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan joined Bishop John LeVoir of the Diocese of New Ulm to talk about venerating the Blessed Sacrament in adoration. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Dr. David Fleischacker joined our hosts to talk about the whole Body and Blood of Christ. Finally, our hosts spoke with Fr. Timothy Smith of the Diocese of Sioux Falls on making a fruitful Holy Communion.
In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan began by visiting with Bishop David Kagan of the Diocese of Bismarck about how to reverently receive the Eucharist. It was then time for your calls during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor joined Joe Rutten, Executive Director of the Faith and Business Conference on the conference coming up in August. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Kathy Neset, Owner and Geologist of Neset Consulting, spoke on the industry and the Town and Country celebration coming up in Tioga, ND. Finally, our hosts spoke with film maker Kevin Dunn about two talks he will present “Living, Dying and the Power of Presence” and “The Vanier Way” and his film "Fatal Flaws: Legalizing Assisted Death."
In the first hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor began by visiting with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference about Religious Freedom Week coming up June 22nd-June 29th. Our hosts then took your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment.
In the second hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith spoke with Heidi Indahl on her presentation at the Max's Mission coming up in Bismarck. Then, they took the 10-minute Tour for local events. After that, they spoke with Fr. Michael Mulloy from the Diocese of Rapid City to talk about the update with the Living the Mission campaign. They finished the hour with Jolene Obrigewitch on the spiritual aspects of Home on the Range.
In the first hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith spoke with Kristin Thompson and Msgr. Michael Woster about the Ride with Bishop Rally and Poker Run. Then, Father took your questions on the faith . Some of the topics included private revelations and being scrupulous.
In the second hour, hosts Jeanine Bitzan and Roxane Salonen joined Sister Mary Bede to talk about her calling to the Cistercians in Wisconsin. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Rick Kline joined our hosts to talk about the fun event in Aberdeen, the Cavalier Trap Shoot. Finally, our hosts spoke with Fr. Mark McCormick about the 7th Annual Bishop's Fishing Tournament in Fort Pierre, SD.
In the first hour, hosts Jeanine Bitzan and Roxane Salonen began by visiting with Father Anthony Craig about marriage preparation in the summertime. It was then time for your calls during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment with Fr. Kyle Metzger. Listeners asked Father questions on topics including: troubled marriages and the wording of the Our Father.
In the second hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith spoke with Father Gabriel Waweru on their Pentecost celebration in Hibbing. Then, they took the 10-minute Tour for local events. After that, they spoke with Jay Thoreson from the New Life Center to talk about the good things in the New Life Center. They finished the hour with Marie Mullen to talk about the Built Upon a Rock Fest.
In the first hour, our hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith sat down with Fr. Jordan Samson about how to keep up our faith during the summer. Then we had Chad Campbell, the Director of the Bishop Dudley House to let us know the good things they do. Father Smith took your questions on the faith . Some of the topics included plenary indulgences, first Friday devotions, questions on the Our Father.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Randal Kasel spoke with Fr. John Paul Gardner on the beauty of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, James Herzog of the Diocese of New Ulm shared on the goodness of surrendering ourselves to Christ through Mary. Finally, Sr. Jean Louise Schafer shared her vocation story and shared about their "Come and See" weekend coming up.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Fr. Randal Kasel sat down with Fr. Grant Gerlach to talk about the beauty of sacramentals. After that, Fr. Kasel took questions during Straight Talk. Great questions were brought up including the DNA of Christ and Christ's date of birth.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz spoke with Marie Mullen of the Diocese of Duluth on the Mater Dei Apostolate. Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth joined them to share on his experiences of sacred spaces and how they bring the Scriptures to life. Finally, David Lewis of the Catholic Charities of Southern Minnesota shared about his work in counseling.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz discussed with Fr. Zane Pekron of the Diocese of Rapid City about being recently ordained. After that, the Fathers took your questions during Straight Talk.
In the second hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Karen Gebes sat down with Fr. Tyler Mattson of the Diocese of Sioux Falls to talk about how we can love more like Jesus and an event coming up in the diocese. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events in the area. After that, they visited with Kevin Losleben from the Diocese of New Ulm about how to recognize how our youth are Beloved Sons and Daughters of God and how they are called to greatness and about Camp Greatness and Camp Beloved. Finally, they spoke with Brandei Schaefbauer about getting to know the seminarians better and previewing the 23rd Annual Bishop’s Fishing Tournament in Big Stone City and Pierre, SD.
In the first hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Karen Gebes were joined by Bishop John Folda to talk about the priestly appointments and how they are chosen. After that, Fr. Timothy Castor took calls on the faith during Straight Talk!
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Chris Uhler discussed with Chelsea Hartman about the beauty of Camp ReCreation. Then, they took the 10 minute tour of local events. After that, they spoke with Jerry Hilfer, Principal of St. Thomas Aquinas School in International Falls on the beauty of being a teacher. Finally, Monsignor Brian Donahue of the Diocese of Fargo shared about praying for those who have given their lives in the military.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Chris Uhler sat down with Duane Eichele to talk about the Parable of the Talents. After that, Dr. Chris Burgwald took your calls during Straight Talk.
In the second hour, hosts Jeanine Bitzan and Father Charles LaCroix joined Dr. Glenda Reemts to talk about the great things the University of Mary's nursing program provides and being the top nursing program in the nation. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Nick Powers joined our hosts to talk about how he is continuing the family business, Canadian Honker. Finally, our hosts spoke with Dr. Deb McManimon, from the St. Paul Street Evangelization, about how some are bringing the Good News to the streets of St. Paul.
In the first hour, hosts Jeanine Bitzan and Father Charles LaCroix began by visiting with Monsignor Thomas Richter about calling the laity to evangelization. It was then time for your calls during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. Listeners asked the Diocese of Fargo's Father Charles LaCroix questions on topics including: evangelization, purgatory, and the difference between a holy day and a solemnity.
In the second hour, hosts Fr James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor spoke with Carolyn Siebels to share her reflections of being a nurse and bringing life into the world. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Fr. Mike Schmitz talked about exercise and how much is too much. Finally, Marilyn Baker and Dianne Johnson share about an apostolate in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis called Curatio.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor spoke with Jan Feterl on seminarians and the Bishop's Fishing Tournament coming up. After that, they took your questions during Straight Talk. Topics included dinosaurs in Creation and book recommendations for fathers with Father's Day approaching.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith discussed with Executive Director Steve Splonskowski about his insights on the Spring Live Drive. Then, they took the 10 minute tour of local events. After that, they spoke with Matt Wiering of the Diocese of New Ulm on the process of preparation for becoming a deacon. Finally, Peter Sonski of the Knights of Columbus shared about an incorruptible relic coming to the area.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Father Tim Smith sat down with Terry Payne to talk about his faith journey after a life-changing accident. After that, Father Smith took your calls during Straight Talk. Some of the topics were the brown scapular and green scapular and miracles.
In the second hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz spoke with Denise Stoppleworth about the adoption of three of her children. We then took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, the Brothers spoke with Father John Anderson of the Diocese of Superior as he shared his thoughts on the beginning stages of discernment to seminary life. Finally, Fathers Waltz took us Around the World to talk about what's going on in the Church right now.
In the first hour, hosts Frs. Justin and Josh Waltz were Crushing It with Bishop David Kagan on what we as Catholics actually believe about Mary. Then, it was time for Straight Talk with Da Brothers. The main topic was the Sacrament of Reconciliation and the Seal of Confession.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Matt Willkom spoke with Steve Tarnowski on the beauty of stewardship. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester shared on the goodness of his mother and how she played a big role in his life. Finally, JoMarie Morris on the Jeremiah Program and the good it does for single mothers.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Matt Willkom discussed with Dr. Franci Knowles about the beauty of Natural Family Planning. After that, Fr. Tim Biren took your questions during Straight Talk. A listener raised the question how to bring their kids closer to the faith.
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser spoke with David and John Stokman about the creativity and independence in homeschooling. Then, he took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Cindy Clark from the Community Action Partnership in Minot shared about the good things they do for those who need help. Finally, Tim finished the hour with Emily Leedom and the beauty of the bonding of mother and child.
In the first hour, host Tim Mosser sat down with Paul Heiberger about his journey as a farmer and how he planned to plant the seeds for his family’s future. After that, Father Kyle Metzger of the Diocese of Fargo took your questions about the faith and the world around us. Some topics were about kids and social media and the stages of the Diaconate program.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz spoke with Bishop Robert Gruss of the Diocese of Rapid City on how we can discover this love and grow deeper with Christ this Easter. Father Robert Altier of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis joined them to share how we can grow in a deeper appreciation for Our Lady. Finally, Deacon John Devlin of the Diocese of Sioux Falls shared about his mission with Catholic Relief Services.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz discussed with Fr. James Kubicki of the Society of Jesus about the beauty of the Eucharist. After that, the Fathers took your questions during Straight Talk. The topics were talking about the Blessed Sacrament in West Fargo Mission and bringing kids to Mass.
In the second hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark spoke with Jeff Trumbauer and Monsignor Jeffrey Wald about groundbreaking at St. John’s Academy. Next, they visited with Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth on the beauty of the joy of being an Easter people . Finally, they spoke with Mary Geffre on the beauty of service of how to volunteer in the parish.
In the first hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director and Brandon Clark, RPR Programming Coordinator spoke with Deacon Ken Votava about the beauty of visiting cemeteries and caring for them. After that, Monsignor Jeffrey Wald took your questions about matters of faith. Some topics were praying in cemeteries and bringing kids to Church.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Matt Willkom spoke with Haley Stewart on learning life's valuable lessons and her preview of an event as the keynote speaker. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Fr. Andrew Dickinson of the Sioux Falls Diocese shared how college students can foster their faith life over the summer. Finally, they spoke with Fr. Joseph Christensen of the Diocese of Fargo on growing closer to Mary in the month of May.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Matt Willkom discussed with Jim Kinyon, the Executive Director of Catholic Social Services how people can find hope in the darkness of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. After that, Father Randal Kasel took your questions during Straight Talk. A listener raised the question how to handle cohabitating older couples. Another topic was about angels.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith explored with Fr. David Krogman of the Diocese of Sioux Falls the beauty of walking closer with Christ in His life, death and resurrection and an event they have coming up. Then, they took the 10 minute tour of local events. After that, they spoke with Seminarian Paul Gardner about what he looks forward to this summer and his journey in the seminary so far. Finally, Richard Rangel discussed the beauty of Cursillo retreats and how people can get involved.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Father Tim Smith sat down with Jeff Koppenhaver on the beauty of the bond of father and son. After that, Father Smith took your calls during Straight Talk. Some of the topics were spiritual directors, what to do during Easter after Lent and adoration.
In the second hour, host Fr. Brian Gross was joined by McKenzie McCoy and Amanda El-Dweek to talk about the beauty of life and how we can protect every life. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Robert Tereba, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Southern Minnesota, joined us to speak about bringing faith to those they serve. Finally, our host spoke with Fr. Tom Graner of the Diocese of Fargo on how we can evangelize and a conference coming up that they are helping host.
In the first hour, host Father Brian Gross sat down with Fr. James Morgan of the Diocese of Sioux Falls to discover the beauty of cathedrals and church buildings. After that, Father Gross took your questions about the faith and the world around us. Some topics were how often should you go to Confession and why Peter went fishing after the Resurrection.
In the second hour, host Fr. Michel Mulloy was joined in-studio by Bishop Robert Gruss of the Diocese of Rapid City to talk about God's love and mercy and how He makes His mercy available to us through His Death and Resurrection. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Deacon Stu Longtin of the Diocese of Fargo spoke about his years of experience with jail ministry and what it means to bring Jesus to the broken. Finally, our host visited with Fr. William Slattery of the Diocese of Fargo about how we can encounter the Lord's mercy more fully.
In the first hour, host Fr. Michel Mulloy joined authors Roxane Salonen and Patti Armstrong to talk about surrendering to Divine Mercy and an upcoming event they will be speaking at in regards to this topic. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: what the liturgical colors mean, what tips Father has for new Catholics who just came into the Church, when Jesus appeared to man, and how to deal with the stress of broken relationships with family members.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson spoke with Brad and Deb Nelson on the beauty of homeschooling and a preview of an event. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Deacon Kyle Eller shared the beauty of sacred music and a workshop on sacred music. Finally, they spoke with Valerie Lietz of Active Generations on a fun event showcasing different recipes.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson spoke with Brad Gray on his journey of the 30-day RISE Challenge. After that, Father Will Thompson of the Diocese of Winona- Rochester took your questions about the faith and the world around us. Some topics were reflections on Good Friday and the Resurrection.
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser explored with Aaron Hingst his journey of Exodus 90. Then, he took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Ryan Pederson of the Bismarck Diocese shared about Knights on Bikes and how they benefit the community. Finally, Tim finished the hour with how people can get involved in parish life and an upcoming event with Jennifer Anderson of the Diocese of Fargo.
In the second hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark spoke with Robin Cahoy about the importance of Catholic Education and leading students and staff closer to Christ. Next, they visited with Sister Marita and Sister Nancy from the Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady of Guadalupe on their journey of answering the call. After that, Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester spoke about the Triduum and how it is tied into the call to the priesthood and religious life along with seminarian Riley Becher. Finally, they spoke with Cliff and Ester Pederson on the beauty of family life, struggle of combat, and help founding a Church.
In the first hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director and Brandon Clark, RPR Programming Coordinator spoke with Father Kevin O’Dell about addictions and how people have been affected by them. After that, Father Kenneth Lulf and Fr. John Short took your questions about matters of faith. Some topics were the Easter Triduum, pronunciation of “My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?” in Aramaic, and how we can hear God calling us.
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Roxane Salonen sat down with Christie Collins of the Diocese of Bismarck to find hope during infertility with Hannah’s Hope. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Father Nick Nelson of the Diocese of Duluth shared the beauty of music in the Liturgy and about a sacred music workshop in the area. Finally, our hosts finished the hour with Joann Siple and Faline Cossman of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on finding hope in grief of the loss of a loved one.
In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Roxane Salonen spoke with Emeric Erickson about his journey of coming into full communion of the Catholic Church. After that, Monsignor Schlesselmann took your questions about matters of faith. Some topics were miracles, goodness in the ordinariness of life, and creation of the universe.
In the second hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz spoke with Matt Langsdale about the new middle school option for Rochester Catholic Schools. We then took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, the Brothers spoke with Deacon Gregory Crane about his anticipation of ordination to the priesthood. Finally, Fathers Waltz took us Around the World to talk about what's going on in the Church right now.
In the first hour, hosts Frs. Justin and Josh Waltz were Crushing It with Bishop David Kagan on the Chrism Mass. Then, it was time for Straight Talk with Da Brothers. The main topic was what to do with your kids during Mass.
In the second hour, hosts Fr James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor visited with Matt Ellerkamp to talk about how the Exodus 90 program guided him on his faith journey and what it can do for other people. It was then time our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Deacon Lyle Johnson and Sue McClernon talked about an exciting opportunity for a maternity home opening in the Duluth area. Finally, Fr. James Cheney and Bryan Wilburn of St. Paul's Newman Center in Fargo previewed the 34th Annual Bike Race between NDSU and UND.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor discussed how people can exercise faith and politics on a local and state level. After that, they took your questions during Straight Talk. One listener raised the question about the Trinity and for an explanation.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Will Thompson and Matt Willkom sat down with Matt Wiering of the Diocese of New Ulm previewed Camp Greatness. Then, our hosts took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, they spoke with Dr. James Joyce on the miracle of a baby born at 9.45 ounces. Finally, Father Thomas Hartman provides us with a reflection on Easter Sunday.
In the first hour, hosts Matt Willkom and Fr. Will Thompson found a few ways you can pray with your kids with author Jerry Windley-Daoust in his book "77 Ways to Pray with Your Kids". Also, Father Will Thompson took your questions during our Straight Talk call in segment.
In our second hour, hosts Thomas Eskro and Fr. Mark Lichter spoke with Jim Ennis of the Catholic Rural Life about a grant for rural priests. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of the local events. After that, they discussed a new program with the Knights of Columbus Minnesota State Deputy Marc Peters called Faith in Action. Finally, Liz Myscofski of the Rapid City Catholic School System talked with them about a fun event called Mayfest.
In our first hour, hosts Thomas Eskro and Fr. Mark Lichter listened to Rita Dupres share her story of healing and hope after her abortion experience. After that, Fr. Mark took your calls about ND Blue Laws and wanted to encourage a parent about talking with his child about a retreat during our Straight Talk Segment.
In the second hour, host Msgr. Patrick Schumacher previewed the Man of God Conference with Peter Martin of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester. After that, we took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Then, he spoke with Fr. Charles Lachowitzer of the Diocese of Rapid City, the keynote speaker for the Pastoral Ministry Days. Finally, Jake Werner of the ND Knights of Columbus shared about the upcoming ND Convention.
In our first hour, host Msgr. Schumacher and Dr. Eileen Stone tackled the issue of how much time is too much for young people. After that, Msgr. Schumacher took your calls and talked about beauty during our Straight Talk Segment.
In our second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald heard the beautiful story of how Bishop Paul Swain found his way to the Catholic Church. After that, we took the 10-Minute Tour of events around the area. Then we heard about Jason and Lynn Kotrba's Harvest Hope Farms. Finally, Scott Nielson spoke about the upcoming event for the Rochester Catholic Schools.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald spoke with Jody Clemens on finding healing after abortion. After that, we had our Straight Talk segment with Fr. Steven Jones.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz spoke with Bishop John LeVoir of the Diocese of New Ulm on bringing fallen-away Catholics back to the faith. Bishop Paul Sirba joined them to give a different perspective of our redemption through the eyes of Christ. Finally, Brady Borslien of the Diocese of Crookston shared about the Great John Paul II and previewed a youth summer camp made in his honor.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz had Pastor Peter Kowitz of United Lutheran Church in Proctor, MN on the show to talk about women and Church ministry and previewed the upcoming Theology Uncapped event. Then, Fr. Rich and Fr. Ryan talked it up on Straight Talk and took your questions about adoration and Confession.
In the second hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Fr. Michel Mulloy sat down with Susan Degallier of Catholic Charities of Southern MN to talk about a tax-assistance program for certain people. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events in the area. After that, they visited with Pat Powers, South Dakota State Deputy, about the Knights of Columbus and what good they do. Finally, they spoke with Monica Burtis about the need and desire to return to the sacrament of Reconciliation and how that helped her persevere as her family faced unexpected health problems.
In the first hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Fr. Michel Mulloy were joined by Fr. Tim Smith to talk about reflections to keep us encouraged throughout the last half of this season of Lent, especially if we really haven’t been committed to growing in our prayer life. They finished off the hour with your calls during our Straight Talk call-in segment.
In the second hour, we answered if it is possible that music can affect our ability to engage more fully in the Mass and, if it can, to what level? That's what we discussed with Sebastian Modarelli, Director of Music and Liturgy at the Co-Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Rochester, MN. Then, we took the 10-Minute Tour of the local events around the listening area! After that, we spoke with Bryan Wilburn and Sam Mettler from St. Paul's Newman Center in Fargo on the 34th Annual Bike Race between the NDSU and UND Newman Centers. Finally, we spoke with Bob Noel of the Diocese of Crookston to answer how we can invite those who have fallen away from the faith to return home to the Church.
In the first hour we answered the questions: "What does it mean to be a Man of God? Does it include a closer friendship with Jesus, being more present in family life, or being more involved in Church activities?" We visited with Fr. Paul Hoesing, Dean of Seminarians at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary in St. Louis and keynote speaker at the upcoming Men’s Conference in the Diocese of Winona-Rochester. We also answered your questions in our Straight Talk call-in segment with Fr. Will Thompson.
In the second hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz visited with Sr. Anna Mary of the Handmaids of the Heart of Jesus in New Ulm, MN about an exciting opportunity for girls in grades 7-12 to build friendships and enjoy lots of laughter, joy, and fun with the Handmaids. It was, then, time for the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Fr. Tyler Dennis of the Diocese of Rapid City talked about the theme of this year’s Pastoral Ministry Days: “One Spirit,” and how priests and laity can work together. Finally, Frs. Waltz took us “Around the World” to hear about events impacting Catholics near and far and showcased how, in each of these things, “Catholic Lives Matter.”
In the first hour, Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz of the Bismarck Diocese were Crushing It with Bishop Kagan live in studio as they talked about Confession during Lent. Then, Fr. Robert Horihan of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester shared his take on spiritual formation for the priesthood and the upcoming Bishops and Rector Dinner. Finally, we took your calls during Straight Talk with The Sons of Thunder.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor began by visiting with George Weigel about his friendship with Pope St. John Paul II and his upcoming visit for the Catholic Social Services Palm Sunday Breakfast in Rapid City. Our hosts then visited with Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester about how it's never too late to know God’s mercy through the sacrament of Reconciliation. Finally, Fr. Gross and Fr. Lefor took your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor joined Fr. Craig Timmerman of the Diocese of New Ulm to talk about what we do if we find that our Lenten penance is easier or less fruitful than we thought it would be. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester spoke about a special event that helps support Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary in Winona and the seminarian formation program. Finally, our hosts spoke with Chris Hurtubise of the Diocese of Superior about a great opportunity for youth to be a part of this year's Catholics at the Capitol event in Wisconsin.
In the second hour, host Fr. Craig Vasek and RPR Executive Director Steve Splonskowski continued live from the University of Mary's Vocations Jamboree in Bismarck, ND. Father shared a couple reflections on life at U-Mary and his new role as Chaplain for the Athletic Department. After that, our hosts took listeners on the 10-Minute Tour of local events. Kimberly Fries shared her story as an author of children's books and talked about how her books assist young children in discerning their vocations. Finally, Fr. Vasek and Steve joined the Diocese of Rapid City’s Fr. Ron Garry to visit about the traveling relic of the heart of Saint John Vianney and where you can see it.
In the first hour, host Fr. Craig Vasek and RPR Executive Director Steve Splonskowski came to you live from the University of Mary's Vocations Jamboree in Bismarck, ND. They began by visiting with Ed Konieczka, Assistant Director of University Ministry, about how this event brings religious communities from around the country to campus to pray and witness to the joy and beauty of consecrated life. Fr. Vasek and Steve then sat down with a couple of sisters from Annunciation Monastery in Bismarck to hear about their vocational journeys. Finally, Fr. Vasek took your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment.
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser sat down with Deacon Mark Krejci of the Diocese of Crookston to talk about the Beatitudes and how they can help us live a truly blessed marriage. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Regan Manning shared some fun summer ideas that children can enjoy as he talked about summer programs offered by Sioux Falls Catholic Schools. Finally, Dan and Caroline Dierkes talked about getting fired up for Jesus this Lent and an upcoming Parish Mission they'll be presenting in Watford City, ND.
In the first hour, host Tim Mosser was joined by Mary Jo Zacher to talk about a special way the folks at Riverview Living Community in Fargo are reflecting on the Passion of the Lord each Friday. Tim then spoke with Fr. Andrew Vogel of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester about St. Joseph's role as husband of Mary and father of Jesus. Finally, it was time for your calls during our Straight Talk segment. Listeners asked the Diocese of Fargo's Fr. Gary Luiten questions on topics including: why the Our Father is different in the Gospels of Luke and Matthew, how much older Joseph was than Mary, and if the four writers of the Gospels were all Apostles.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Mark Lichter joined Julie Ternes to talk about the upcoming Parish Mission at the Church of the Ascension in Bismarck, ND and how it is being presented with a unique musical twist. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Brandi Schaefbauer shared details about this year's upcoming Roncalli Legacy Ball in Aberdeen, SD. Finally, Todd Tobin of the Diocese of Rapid City joined our hosts to talk about honoring the Lord with our first fruits and how we can find true joy in giving.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Mark Lichter began by visiting with Fr. Nick Nelson of the Diocese of Duluth about the importance of investing in our spouse and how that helps our children and family life grow. Our hosts then visited with Chase and Rachael Kramer about how they are sharing their gift of music this Lent and what it means for them to do this as a family. After that, it was time for your questions for Fr. Mark during our Straight Talk call-in segment.
In this hour, Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director, and Brandon Clark, Programming Director, continued live from St. Augustine’s Parish in Austin, MN. They visited with Fr. James Steffes and Jean McDermott, Pacelli Catholic Schools Principal, about the beauty of Catholic education in a confused world and how Pacelli helps keep priorities straight when it comes to living out our faith. The Diocese of Bismarck’s Fr. Keith Streifel then talked about St. Joseph, how he is the patron of immigrants and travelers, and the upcoming celebration at St. Joseph’s Parish in Dickinson, ND. Finally, Brandon and Steve joined Deacon Paul Treinen, Executive Director of Abbey of the Hills Inn and Retreat Center in Marvin, SD, to talk about an opportunity for married couples to step away from the busyness of life and reconnect with each other and the Lord.
During our March “On The Road” feature, Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director, and Brandon Clark, Programming Director, came to you live from St. Augustine’s Parish in Austin, MN. In the first hour, Steve and Brandon spoke with Fr. Sean Kilcawley, a keynote speaker at the upcoming Redeemed Made for Greatness Men’s Conference, about the attacks on our identity and mission as beloved sons and daughters of God. After this interview, Neha Thawani Nanda, a Pacelli Catholic Schools 8th Grader, shared her excitement for qualifying for the National Spelling Bee. Then, it was time for your calls during our Straight Talk segment with Fr. James Steffes.
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Nathan Sather joined the Diocese of New Ulm’s Deacon Mike McKeown to talk about the role physical healing has in evangelization. This interview was followed by our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Mark and Irene Mehlos then shared how their broken marriage was healed through a program called Retrouvaille. Finally, our hosts visited with Shelly DeMers of Dakota Hope Clinic in Minot, ND about finding peace and healing after an abortion experience.
In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Nathan Sather began by visiting with Matt Finneseth about his journey as an RCIA candidate to joining the Catholic Church and the special weekend known as the Rite of Election. James Baxter joined our hosts to talk about a program called Exodus 90 and why more than 6000 men are currently on this 90-day journey. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment with the Diocese of Fargo’s Fr. Charles LaCroix.
In the second hour, host Msgr. Patrick Schumacher sat down with Jan Wieser of Catholic Charities of Southern Minnesota to talk about how one Catholic Charities program is helping people get their prescription medication if they have limited means or no access to prescription drug insurance. It was then time our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Dr. Beverly Everett of the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra talked about their upcoming performance featuring a local talent from the Bismarck area. Finally, Agnes Harrington, one of this year’s Catholic Charities North Dakota Caritas Award Recipients, shared how she has been giving back to her community through helping at her parish, expanding opportunities for youth, and caring for those struggling with addiction.
In the first hour, host Msgr. Patrick Schumacher began by visiting with Paul Steffes of Steffes Corporation in Dickinson, ND about his experience as a business owner and how he brings faith into the workplace. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk segment. Listeners wanted to know Monsignor's thoughts on topics including: where the idea of indulgences comes from, if there is temptation in Heaven, and how we can be encouraged to grow in our personal relationship with Jesus.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald joined Nadia Smetana of Dakota Hope Clinic in Minot to talk about an opportunity to help teach young people about the value of saving sexual activity until marriage. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Joe Czapiewski shared details about this year’s Knights of Columbus Walleye Classic in Bemidji, MN. Finally, our hosts spoke with Fr. Paul Timmerman of the Diocese of New Ulm about a Lenten penance idea that he found to be fruitful last year, one that you could find to be helpful as well.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald began by visiting with Jan Feterl of the Catholic Community Foundation of Eastern South Dakota about this year's Gift of Hope concert event. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk segment with Fr. Tim Smith. Topics included: why in Exodus does God harden Pharaoh's heart and if you can pray for a good friend who committed suicide.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz sat down with the Diocese of Rapid City's Bishop Robert Gruss to talk about Servant of God Nicholas Black Elk and how he could be one of the next Native American saints to be canonized within the Church. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Sonja Corbitt talked about how fear can keep us from growing in our relationship with Jesus and her upcoming visit as keynote speaker at the Duluth Women's Conference. Finally, Trish Laskey talked about if we as lay people do enough to support our parishes.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz began by visiting with the Diocese of Duluth's Bishop Paul Sirba about his biggest takeaways from the Catholics at the Capitol event a couple weeks ago and how attendees can use the knowledge and tools they received. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk segment. This time, listeners asked questions on topics including: what it means when it says in the Catechism that "the Word became man so that man can become God," if Sundays can be considered days of fasting, if it's more worthwhile to give up chocolate or a bad habit for Lent, what our hosts think about the Exodus 90 program, and how a person can ask for an accountability partner to journey with through Lent.
In the second hour, host Fr. Michel Mulloy joined Angie Black to talk about a great option for families to develop like-minded Catholic friendships called a Catholic Families Group. Gretchen Landherr and Betsy Kneepkens of the Diocese of Duluth then told us about this year's Women's Conference and how it will be an opportunity for women to take on their fears so they can draw closer to Jesus.
In the first hour, host Fr. Michel Mulloy began by taking your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment. Fr. Mike then joined Dr. Leroy Huizenga of the University of Mary to hear how he found his true home in the Catholic Church. To close the hour, our host took listeners on the 10-Minute Tour of local events.
In the second hour, RPR Executive Director Steve Splonskowski and Programming Coordinator Brandon Clark continued live from St. Joseph's Parish in Williston, ND for our February "On the Road" show. They first visited with Bill Donaghy about finding our identity as sons and daughters of the Father and the upcoming Redeemed Men's Conference in the Diocese of Fargo. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Wes and Kathy Pepple shared the good work they are doing with the African Mission of the Bismarck Diocese in trying to help provide clean drinking water for families. Finally, Brandon and Steve spoke with Peter Herbeck about the idea of a New Pentecost and what that means.
In the first hour, RPR Executive Director Steve Splonskowski and Programming Coordinator Brandon Clark came to you live from St. Joseph's Parish in Williston, ND for our February "On the Road" show. Steve and Brandon began by visiting with Fr. Russell Kovash and Tara Brooke about the reality of couples struggling in their marriages and how a new program called Corazon can help those couples find healing. Sister Brenda then joined our hosts to talk about how she and two others sisters from Mexico have tried to help meet the spiritual needs of Hispanic workers in the oil fields. Finally, listeners had a chance to call in with or Facebook their questions for Fr. Kovash during our Straight Talk segment
In the second hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz joined Peter Martin of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester to talk about how we celebrate the process of preparation for matrimony and, at the same time, prepare engaged couples for the challenges they could face once married. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Emma Hergenroeder stopped by to talk about a holistic retreat for women that highlights their beauty and draws them to true femininity. Finally, our hosts took us “Around the World” to hear about events impacting Catholics near and far and showcased how, in each of these things, “Catholic Lives Matter."
In the first hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz began by visiting with the Bismarck Diocese's Bishop David Kagan in their "Crushing It with Kagan" segment. It was then time for your calls during our Straight Talk segment.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Mark Lichter began by talking with Anthony DiCarlo about how physics ties together with Holy Communion. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester was with us to offer his insights on the Lenten season and share some ideas for how we can grow in our relationship with Christ. Finally, Thomas Eskro from Sacred Heart Parish in Aberdeen, SD taught us about the principle of proximity and how being aware of it is helpful to us and the Church.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Mark Lichter began by visiting with Fr. Chuck Cimpl of the Diocese of Sioux Falls about an upcoming parish mission at his church and why he believes the time spent organizing parish missions in general is well worth it. It was then time for our Straight Talk call-in segment, where listeners had a chance to ask Fr. Mark questions. This show's topics included: where the teaching on the guardian angels came from, what the best way is to prepare for a first confession of you're a Protestant going through RCIA, what Jesus means when He speaks about drinking new wine in the Kingdom, how we know God loves us, and if exorcisms happen in our area.
In the second hour, host Fr. Jason Lefor joined Sr. Mary Immaculata of the School Sisters of Christ the King from Lincoln, NE to talk about the joy and vocation of being a woman. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Jan Feterl of Catholic Family Services of Eastern South Dakota shared details about this year's Gift of Hope event. Finally, Principal Christopher Smith from Holy Spirit School in Rochester, MN talked about the things he and his staff are doing to create a community of prayer within themselves, the students, and the whole Rochester Catholic Schools System.
In the first hour, host Fr. Jason Lefor began by visiting with Deacon Mike McKeown of the Diocese of New Ulm about the spiritual dangers of yoga and energy healing. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: if you can have a traditional funeral Mass with cremated remains present, how it came to be that there are five precepts of the Church, and how you find a balance between using a Catholic news source to stay informed and dealing with the lack of transparency in the Church about the homosexuality crisis.
In the second hour, host Tim Mosser joined Chris Dodson of the North Dakota Catholic Conference to talk about what has happened so far in this legislative session and what North Dakotans should be watching for when it comes to taking action on future bills. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Jennifer Henderson shared her experience with homeschooling and why it's the right choice for her family. Finally, Patti Armstrong and Meikel Engelhardt spoke about a simple way for ladies in our listening area to prepare for the Lenten journey.
In the first hour, host Tim Mosser began by visiting with Joe Noel about the joys of his 50 years of marriage and the advice he has for those just beginning their lifelong journey. It was then time for our Straight Talk call-in segment. Our guest for the half hour was Fr. Paul Duchschere of the Diocese of Fargo. Listeners asked questions on topics including: what advice Father had for married couples and if a Catholic can attend a non-Catholic worship service without causing scandal.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith began by visiting with Dr. David Anders, host of EWTN’s Called to Communion, about what the Church does well and what She can teach other denominations. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Rachael Kramer stopped by to talk about an upcoming event to help support the O'Gorman High School Concert Choir Capers in Sioux Falls. Finally, our hosts spoke with Tom Andrews from the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New Ulm, MN about a great opportunity for young pianists to learn more about playing the organ, so they can take their skills to the next level.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Fr. Tim Smith were joined by Dr. Chris Burgwald of the Diocese of Sioux Falls to talk about how you can prepare to journey well throughout the coming Lenten season. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: why we can't have a common language among us in the United States and how to communicate the importance of bringing children up in the Catholic faith versus the Protestant faith.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz spoke with Canon lawyer Jenna Cooper about if the Church can excommunicate politicians who go against Church teaching. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Sam Dols spoke about a Baby at Work program and how it makes for joyous work. Finally, Deacon Paul Treinen of the Diocese of New Ulm talked about the importance of married couples going on regular dates.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz began by visiting with Coach Robb Stauber about what it was like for him to win a gold medal in the Olympics with the U.S. Women's Hockey team last year. He also shared how his Catholic faith carried him then and carries him now through each game. It was then time for your calls during our Straight Talk call-in segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: who the 12 were that Jesus appeared to after the Resurrection, why there is an emphasis on the family line of Esau, what an anti-pope is, if we still do things that bring physical discomfort as a form of penance, and why God lets bad things happen.
In the second hour, host Michael Wilde spoke with Fr. Kyle Metzger, Diocese of Fargo Vocations Director, about how discerning the Lord's call requires us to be free to listen and to be willing to do so. Fr. Metzger also talked about an upcoming Discernment Weekend. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Margaret Mulligan joined our host to talk about a great opportunity for evangelization involving coffee and a parking lot. Finally, Michael spoke with Paul George about what it means to "bear witness" in today's world and the upcoming Men's Conference in the Diocese of Duluth.
In the first hour, host Michael Wilde began by visiting with Todd Tobin about a program that’s helping lead other men and women back to their faith and how there’s one common denominator that triggers the curiosity to pursue Jesus and His Church. It was then time for your questions for Fr. Kurt Farrell of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester during our "Straight Talk" segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: if you can be Catholic and a Democrat and why Catholics don't say "For Thine is the kingdom, power, and glory."
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan joined John Bradford to talk about what it means to be a man of action and an upcoming opportunity that can help men in the Diocese of Rapid City achieve this. It was then time for our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Glen Gauer joined our hosts to talk about how Mission Blueprint is on the front lines battling to improve our culture. Finally, our hosts spoke with Paula Condol, Executive Director of the Dakota Children’s Advocacy Center, about how we can help our children become more resilient.
In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan began by visiting with Chris McKenna about making sure our families are prepared for the good and bad use of technology. It was then time for your calls during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. Listeners asked the Diocese of Fargo's Msgr. Gregory Schlesselmann questions on topics including: how to approach human formation with Millennials and those of Generation Y, how the process for becoming a deacon in the Fargo Diocese works, and what can be done to deal with pornography in our Catholic middle schools.
In the second hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Fr. Michel Mulloy sat down with Jeff Trumbauer, Principal at St. John’s Academy in Jamestown, ND, to talk about what it means to build knowledge and faith within each student, to build a community of faith, and to build a space in which all of this can happen. Our hosts then took listeners on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. Betsy Kneepkens of the Diocese of Duluth talked about what parents are really sheltering their kids from. Finally, Andy and Fr. Mike joined the Diocese of Duluth's Fr. Joel Hastings to talk about the First Friday Devotion.
In the first hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Fr. Michel Mulloy joined Tim Weisz, President of the Roncalli Catholic School System in Aberdeen, SD, to talk about what makes Roncalli unique when it comes to Catholic education. It was then time for your questions during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. This time, listeners asked questions on topics including: if the United States is heading towards a "fall of Rome" moment, how New York could pass such a terrible bill for killing babies, how our nation can stay Heaven-focused, and if South Dakota should boycott the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Fr. Charles LaCroix joined Fr. Matt Schmitz of Sacred Heart School in East Grand Forks, MN to talk about the activities they have planned throughout Catholic Schools Week. Our hosts then took listeners on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. Dr. Jared Ostermann took us on a journey through time to get more acquainted with our liturgical music. Finally, Brad and Fr. Charles spoke with the Diocese of New Ulm's Bishop John LeVoir about the importance of Catholic education in the home, since parents are to be the primary educators of their children when it comes to our faith.
In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Fr. Charles LaCroix began by visiting with Valerie Vogel, Principal at St. Joseph School in Mandan, ND, about the many pro-life activities her students are involved with and how being involved with these bolsters their faith-filled education. DeAnn Scheeler then joined our hosts to talk about Many Gifts, One Nation: A Day of Giving to Catholic Schools. Finally, it was time for your questions during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment with Fr. Charles.
In the second hour, host Nathan Sather joined Fr. Dominic Bouck and Alli Schumacher of St. Mary’s Central High School in Bismarck to talk about their chances at winning this year's Know Your Faith Competition. Nathan then took listeners on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. Bryan Wilburn and Fr. James Cheney from St. Paul's Newman Center in Fargo stopped by to give us an update on their major project which will better serve the needs of Catholic students at North Dakota State University. Finally, Nathan visited with Dr. David Anders, host of EWTN’s Called to Communion, about if there are things we, as Catholics, can learn from other faith denominations and the upcoming fundraising banquet in Duluth.
In the first hour, host Nathan Sather began by visiting with Deacon Mike Leman of the Diocese of Cheyenne about some bills that could arise during Wyoming’s legislative session, which could have a significant impact on Catholics. It was then time for our "Straight Talk" call-in segment with special guest Fr. Charles LaCroix, Chaplain at Shanley High School in Fargo.
In the second hour, Brandon Clark, RPR Programming Coordinator, joined Fr. Doug Krebs and Mason Hedberg from Bishop Ryan Catholic School in Minot, ND to talk about the bond between Catholic schools around our listening area and the upcoming Know Your Faith Competition. Our host then took listeners on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. Fr. Jason Kern of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester spoke about the importance of finding silence in our busy and over-stimulated lives. Finally, Thomas Eskro, Director of Evangelization and Discipleship at Sacred Heart Church in Aberdeen, joined Brandon to talk about the New Evangelization, what it is, and how we are all called to this mission.
In the first hour, Brandon Clark, RPR Programming Coordinator, spoke with Jason Adkins of the Minnesota Catholic Conference about the upcoming Catholics at the Capitol event in February. It was then time for our "Straight Talk" call-in segment with special guest Fr. Mark Lichter from Sacred Heart Church in Aberdeen, SD.
In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan began by visiting with Fr. Kregg Hochhalter and Jake Daniel of Trinity High School in Dickinson, ND about this year's Know Your Faith Competition. Our hosts then took listeners on our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Fr. John Paul Trask and Jens Christensen gave us a preview of the 2019 Men in Black Basketball Game in the Diocese of Rapid City. Finally, Nora Boesem and Jim Kinyon of Catholic Social Services in Rapid City talked about the effects of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and how they are trying to help those who are giving care to children with it.
In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Jeanine Bitzan began by visiting with Johnnette Williams, host of EWTN's Women of Grace, about finding joy after losing a spouse and the upcoming RPR Fargo Fundraising Banquet. It was then time for our "Straight Talk" segment, where listeners had a chance to call in with or Facebook their questions for Fr. Scott Karnik of the Diocese of Fargo.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor joined Bishop Paul Swain of the Diocese of Sioux Falls to talk about if a bishop can retire and, if so, what retirement looks like for him. Our hosts then took listeners on our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester spoke about the Church's teaching on marriage and if it's outdated. Finally, Fr. Paul Timmerman of the Diocese of New Ulm joined our hosts to talk about why we would offer a Mass for someone.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. James Gross and Fr. Jason Lefor began by visiting with the Diocese of New Ulm’s Fr. Craig Timmerman about the spiritual battle for life and how we can take part. Our hosts then spoke with Jose Jimenez of the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND and Jemini Cantelope from Aberdeen Roncalli High School in Aberdeen, SD about the March for Life they will be taking part in on Friday in Washington, D.C. It was then time for our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. Listeners asked Fr. Lefor and Fr. Gross questions on topics including: how we can support abortion but be obsessed with finding other life in the universe and if pornography leads to the issues we have with protecting life.
In the second hour, Michael Wilde and Programming Coordinator Brandon Clark joined Dan Voss to talk about the upcoming March for Life in Bemidji, MN. Michael and Brandon then took listeners on our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Debbie O’Meara spoke about Functional Medicine and how that ties in with being a faithful Catholic. Finally, Jeff and Melissa Benda joined our hosts to share their beautiful story of adoption.
In the first hour, Michael Wilde and Programming Coordinator Brandon Clark began by visiting with Chris Motz, Executive Director of the South Dakota Catholic Conference, about the idea of surrogacy brokerages and why we need to stand against them. Michael and Brandon then joined Gregory Splonskowski for a live update as he heads with a group from the Diocese of Fargo to the March for Life. Finally, Fr. Raymond Courtright took listener calls during our "Straight Talk" segment. Questions were asked on topics including: how to evangelize as a cradle Catholic, what the Church's stance is when it comes to if a baby can be baptized after death, and if Catholics believe in karma.
In the second hour of our special live broadcast from CHI St. Alexius Health in Bismarck, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz spoke with Ramona Trevino about her story of conversion in how she went from being a former director at Planned Parenthood to becoming an advocate for life. Our hosts then took listeners on our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Fr. Mark Horn and Mason Litz bantered with Frs. Josh and Justin about this year's Men in Black Basketball Game in the Diocese of Rapid City. Finally, our hosts joined the Diocese of Duluth’s Bishop Paul Sirba to talk about the recent retreat he participated in with most U.S. bishops.
In the first hour of our special live broadcast from CHI St. Alexius Health in Bismarck, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz began by visiting with Val Jundt and Donna Miller of FirstChoice Women’s Care Center about The Area's Largest Baby Shower and how Real Presence Radio, CHI, and churches around the area are helping support this great cause. Our hosts then joined student Dylan Stradling from Trinity High School in Dickinson to talk about his excitement for the upcoming March for Life. It was then time for our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: how contraception is related to abortion and why the commercial media doesn't cover the March for Life.
In the second hour, hosts Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan joined Maria Oszwaldowska of the Diocese of Rapid City to talk about being a disciple of the Lord and what that means as a young woman. Our hosts then took listeners on our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Jenna Cooper of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester explained some details about Canon Law, the guidelines clergy and the faithful are to follow within the Church. Finally, Rachelle Sauvageau of the Diocese of Fargo shared details on an upcoming novena we can pray to help the pro-life movement.
In the first hour, hosts Paul Braun and Jeanine Bitzan began by visiting with the Diocese of Fargo's Fr. Raymond Courtright about his role as the chaplain for the Fargo Police Department. It was then time for your calls during our "Straight Talk" segment. Listeners asked Msgr. Gregory Schlesselmann questions on topics including: the beauty of music as part of the Christian life, why people don't visit Jesus as much in adoration, and what happens when a priest refuses to give absolution in confession.
In the second hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald were joined by Sr. Clarice Korger to talk about finding God's will for our lives and how we can properly discern His call. Our hosts then took listeners on our 10-Minute Tour of local events. Taylor Linn spoke with our hosts about how a retreat called TEC changed her life. Finally, John and Joyce Hajostek were on air to talk about a program called Cursillo and why being involved with this program is important to them.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald began by visiting with Sr. Kathleen Atkinson about a ministry she began to help those in need in Bismarck called Ministry on the Margins. It was then time for your calls during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. Listeners directed questions to Dr. Burgwald and Fr. Darin Schmidt on topics including: what to do with Protestant children's bibles that are in a parish faith formation classroom, what a person needs to do to complete Confirmation as an adult, and how purity of heart relates to living a sexually moral life.
In the first hour, hosts Heather Karrow and Dr. Chris Burgwald began by visiting with Sr. Kathleen Atkinson about a ministry she began to help those in need in Bismarck called Ministry on the Margins. It was then time for your calls during our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. Listeners directed questions to Dr. Burgwald and Fr. Darin Schmidt on topics including: what to do with Protestant children's bibles that are in a parish faith formation classroom, what a person needs to do to complete Confirmation as an adult, and how purity of heart relates to living a sexually moral life.
In the second hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz joined David Borlaug to talk about the upcoming Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra performance for January. Our hosts then took listeners on our 10-Minute Tour of local events. The Diocese of Duluth's Deacon John Foucault spoke about a popular program in Duluth called Theology Uncapped and plans for helping it to continue to grow. Finally, Fr. Rich and Fr. Ryan spoke with Susan Safford of the Diocese of Rapid City about an opportunity to refuel our spiritual lives with the source and summit of our Catholic faith.
In the first hour, hosts Fr. Richard Kunst and Fr. Ryan Moravitz began by visiting with Pastor Rich Wyatt about praying for our legislators and how he is coordinating a program that starts each day of the legislative session in ND with a prayer. It was then time for our "Straight Talk" call-in segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: what the Church teaches about kids playing Mass at home, how we keep the joy of the Christmas season alive as we move into Ordinary Time, and what each of our hosts' favorite childhood faith memory is.
In the second hour of our first "On the Road" feature of Real Presence Live, Executive Director Steve Splonskowski and Programming Coordinator Brandon Clark spoke with Ben Frost, Director of Adult Evangelization at Holy Spirit Church in Virginia, MN, about social media, the New Evangelization, and if the two can work together. Steve and Brandon then took us on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. Martha Cook joined our hosts to talk about the Hearts Afire parish-based programs and how they have touched her life. Finally, our hosts visited with Bob Seigel, Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus Council #4463, about appreciating our clergy and a great opportunity to do just that.
This was our first "On the Road" feature of Real Presence Live! Executive Director Steve Splonskowski and Programming Coordinator Brandon Clark came to you live from Holy Spirit Church in Virginia, MN. In the first hour, Steve and Brandon began by visiting with Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester about deliberately inviting God to help us forgive those who have trespassed against us. It was then time for our "Straight Talk" call-in segment with Fr. Brandon Moravitz, Pastor of Holy Spirit Church. Listeners called in with questions on topics including: how to engage youth that don't have a faith life, how we have hope in our world when there seems to be so much darkness, if Mary had birthing pains, and what the difference between apostles and disciples is.
In the second hour, hosts Michael Wilde and Fr. Will Thompson spoke with the Diocese of Winona-Rochester's Fr. Timothy Biren about why we describe so many aspects of our faith as mysteries. Our hosts then took listeners on a 10-Minute Tour of local events. Finally, Brian Kusek and Eric Klein joined Michael and Fr. Will to talk about a way young adults can relax with friends, have a beer, and gain insights to our faith at the same time.
In the first hour, hosts Michael Wilde and Fr. Will Thompson began by visiting with Dr. Marcie Moran of the Diocese of Sioux Falls about why making resolutions may not be the most fruitful or healthy way to start 2019. It was then your chance to call in with questions or comments for Fr. Will during our "Straight Talk" segment.