Catholic Views – October 28, 2018

  We visit with Eric Gallagher and Emily Leedom about the upcoming March For Life pilgrimage to Washington, DC. [button-blue url=”https://sfcatholic.org/Audio/CatholicViews/CatholicViews_2018-10-28.mp3″ target=”_blank” position=”center”]Download[/button-blue]

Catholic Views – September 23, 2018

  Emily Leedom, Director of Marriage Family and Respect Life office, and Christopher Motz, Director of the South Dakota Catholic Conference, join us this week to talk about the upcoming month of October, also known as Respect Life Month, and all activities that you can participate in. [button-blue url=”https://sfcatholic.org/Audio/CatholicViews/CatholicViews_2018-09-23.mp3″ target=”_blank” position=”center”]Download[/button-blue]

Catholic Views – December 10, 2017

  We talk with Emily Leedom from the Office of Marriage, Family and Respect Life about the upcoming March for Life pilgrimage to Washington, DC. [button-blue url=”https://sfcatholic.org/Audio/CatholicViews/CatholicViews_2017-12-10.mp3″ target=”_blank” position=””]Download[/button-blue]

Catholic Views – October 1, 2017

We talk with Emily Leedom about our diocesan efforts for Respect Life Month. [button-blue url=”https://sfcatholic.org/Audio/CatholicViews/CatholicViews_2017-10-01.mp3″ target=”_blank” position=””]Download[/button-blue]

Catholic Views – April 30, 2017

  Emily Leedom is our guest this week to talk about her exciting new role as Director in the Marriage and Respect Life office. [button-blue url=”https://sfcatholic.org/Audio/CatholicViews/Catholic%20Views%202017-04-30.mp3″ target=”_blank” position=””]Download[/button-blue]

Catholic Views – January 22, 2017

  The anniversary of the 1973 Row v. Wade decision to legalize abortion in the United States is this coming week. We talk with Chad Campbell, Executive Director of the Bishop Dudley Hospitality House, about how being aware of the entire scope of the dignity of life has inspired many to reach out to homeless […]

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