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Fertility, Hope, and Whole-Woman Care Goes Virtual - Laura Ducote - 09/09/2026 (opens the original)
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Nurse practitioner Laura Ducote of the Guiding Star Project joins the Catholic Morning Show to talk about a topic that carries real heartache: infertility, recurrent miscarriage, and the loneliness many women feel when they're told their labs are fine. Laura explains restorative reproductive medicine, why so many women want answers instead of a fast referral to IVF, and how the Guiding Star Project's four core services support women from adolescence through perimenopause. She also previews the o
What Color Is Prayer on Your Family Calendar? - John Gaffney - 09/09/2026 (opens the original)
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School is back, parish programs are starting, and calendars are filling fast — so John Gaffney, director of evangelization and mission for the Diocese of Des Moines, asks a question that cuts through the busyness: if you color-coded every activity on your family calendar, where would faith fall? John shares why scheduling family prayer as priority one is the single most practical September faith habit a household can adopt. He also reflects on the ordinary witnesses who shaped his own conversion
John Gaffney: What Color Is Prayer on Your Family Calendar? (+ more) | The Catholic Morning Show - 09/09/2026 (opens the original)
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Deacon Mark Campbell and Ayden Pugh open a storm-soaked Wednesday on the Memorial of Saint Peter Claver, with flooding, power outages, and six inches of rain across the Des Moines metro. John Gaffney, director of evangelization and mission for the Diocese of Des Moines, challenges families to color-code their September calendars and schedule family prayer as priority one, while nurse practitioner Laura Ducote of the Guiding Star Project brings hope to women navigating infertility, miscarriage, a
Why the Church Honors Cops, Firefighters and EMTs at the Blue Mass - Fr. David Esquiliano - 09/08/2026 (opens the original)
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Fr. David Esquiliano, rector of the Cathedral of the Epiphany in Sioux City and chaplain to the Sioux City Police Department, explains the Blue Mass — the nearly century-old American Catholic tradition of praying for police, firefighters, and EMTs. He traces the custom back to 1934, unpacks why it's tied to St. Michael the Archangel, and describes the deep historical bond between Catholic immigrant communities and first-responder professions. Fr. David also previews the Diocese of Sioux City's f
The Passion of the Christ Is Back in Theaters in 4K — Here's Why It Still Matters - Joe Condit - 09/08/2026 (opens the original)
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Joe Condit, founder and CEO of the Catholic Speakers Organization, joins the Catholic Morning Show to talk about Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ returning to theaters September 10 through 17, newly remastered in 4K with Dolby Atmos sound. Joe argues no speaker he's represented in nearly two decades has moved audiences the way this film does, and shares behind-the-scenes stories from Jim Caviezel's performance and the enormous financial risk Gibson took to make it. He also explains how eve
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