Morning Air

One month into the new year, Kendra Von Esh helps us refocus on what spiritual resolutions we have made. SEEK22 will be held this weekend in Rochester, MN and Curtis Martin the founder of the conference joins us to discuss its history and impact 

7.00 am What does Groundhog day have to do with the Presentation of our Lord?? Fr. Marcel Taillon links the two for us here on Morning Air. 7.30 am When it comes to the negotiation of salary, many people would freeze up. Bruce Lachenauer continues his series on landing your dream job and offers some tips on how to negotiate compensation.

6.00 am Beijing, China is hosting the 2022 Winter Olympics but has also been at the heart of controversy for their reported treatment of the Uighur, or Chinese Muslims. Ed Clancy, Director of Outreach Aid to the Church in Need discusses Religious Persecution in China. 6.20 am Rome Correspondent, Ashley Noronha, News from Rome 6.40 am It takes a man to raise a daughter and parenting correctly is an art form. Catholic author Alan Migliorato summarizes his book, "The Manly Art of Raising a Daughter."

Martha talks about the way that St. Paul and other apostles used letters to spread the message of God's love and how we can mimic those techniques to bring more people to Christ. Rebecca relays her favorite memories of the Winter Olympics as a child and her personal experiences. She notes how our faith is the ultimate sporting event.

Mark breaks down what to look for and what to avoid when it comes to buying a new TV, like refresh rate and resolution. Mark recommends any LED 4k ultra HD Smart TV, but reminds listeners to check settings since this type has location and motion sensing built in that you might want turned off. Bishop Stika discusses the upcoming FOCUS retreat and how the young adults of this time are turning the tide. He notes the beauty of the  universality of the Catholic Church.

John and Glen discuss east coast shoveling their way out of their homes and NFL final results leading to the Super Bowl. Fr. Burke comments on NFL game results this weekend and gives listeners a deeper understanding and history of the Preface and Santus. Landry shares his story growing up Catholic, excelling in sports and his journey towards the Seminary.

John and Glen discuss uptick in snowy weather and the final NFL football games before the Super Bowl. Alfonso reports on what is happening at our southern border and what can be done to reduce illegal activity from happening. Bill explains what is happening with tech stocks, how to stay ahead and understand where these stocks could be headed in the future. Joe gives his take on violence towards police officers and what could be a driving force in these incidents.

Mary recaps the peaceful Pro-Life gathering inside the Basilica at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington DC before the March for Life 2022 and how a Pro-Choice Catholic group protested outside. Marcellino describes how rediscovering Jesus can not only boost our head knowledge but heart knowledge of Christ in our lives and transform the way we act and interact with others.

John and Glen discuss the winter storm approaching Midwest and East Coast and President Biden's potential pick for Supreme Court. Fr. Rocha breaks down the excitement and duties of a chaplain of a NFL football team. Monsignor Swetland shares the major accomplishments of St. Thomas Aquinas from just war theory to apologetics. Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on this Sunday's gospel which summarizes what Jesus plans to do and how others will respond. How do You respond to the Lord's call to you?

John and Glen touch on Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and update on Ukraine crisis after Day of Prayer. Astrid speaks on why our laws should reflect that every life is sacred and what steps are next to keep up this fight and engage others in this debate. Fr. Kubicki describes the life and spiritual journey of St. Angela Merici and the founding of the Ursaline sisters. Callers chime in on the religious sisters that taught them and the impact it had on their life to this day.