Jaqi Kararic, far right, poses with her parents Asmir and Isabel Kararic. (ICR photo/Kathryn Ineck) by Kathryn Pasker Ineck ICR Assistant Editor Jaqi Kararic, St. Mark’s, Boise, is a student at CWI and the second recipient of the Birthright Scholarship. She works for the St. Luke’s Health System as a medical assistant and is working toward becoming an emergency medicine physician’s assistant. “Birthright’s scholarship has helped me immensely,” she said. “During my second semester of the medical assisting program, I was on the verge of having to withdraw because I had no way to pay the remaining tuition. When Birthright stepped in, it truly felt like someone had answered my prayers. The scholarship has also helped in my day-to-day life by allowing me to save money for gas, groceries, and Kash’s needs while continuing my education.” When she became pregnant with now-four-year-old Kash, “I was scared and sad because I didn’t know how I was going to raise a baby. I expected my family to be upset, but instead they became my biggest supporters. Their love and encouragement gave me the confidence to keep moving forward.” “My family has helped me with everything. They supported me as I left an abusive situation, helped Kash and me get settled into our new reality, and have continued to encourage me while I balance work, school, and raising Kash. I truly don’t know where I would be without them.” Often, people think to give monetary gifts, meals or other material items to new moms. We can help mothers in other ways, too. Jaqi said, “I think the best thing you can give a pregnant woman or new mom is your support. Sometimes having someone who will simply listen without judgment can make all the difference. Offering to watch the baby for a little while so she can shower, rest, or take care of herself is also incredibly meaningful. Those small acts of kindness can have a huge impact.” Ongoing needs for moms in Jaqi’s position also include “affordable childcare, financial assistance, flexibility while pursuing education or work, and emotional support. Knowing that someone believes in you and is willing to help can make all the difference,” she said. “Becoming a mom changed the direction of my life, but it didn’t end my dreams,” Jaqi commented. “In many ways, it gave me a bigger reason to chase them. Everything I’m working toward is to build a better future for my son. I’m incredibly grateful to Birthright for believing in moms like me and helping make those dreams possible.”

Emcee Hope Ryan showcases the materials available to people seeking help for an unexpected pregnancy (ICR photo/Kathryn Ineck) by Kathryn Pasker Ineck ICR Assistant Editor Birthright of Boise hosted its annual benefit, the Heartfelt Harvest Dinner Auction, on Saturday, October 3, at Potomac Manor in Boise. As a non-profit, interdenominational, volunteer-staffed pregnancy resource center, Birthright relies on donations to keep its doors open and the benefit — featuring guest speakers, dinner, raffles and silent auction — is its largest fundraiser each year. Hope Ryan, Salt & Light Radio Morning Show co-host, acted as emcee and kept the evening on track beginning with opening remarks. Birthright Board President Mary Pasker offered a blessing before speakers Mary Kay Klein and Kathy Webster, Birthright of Boise’s executive director and outreach coordinator, respectively, addressed the attendees. Kathy Webster speaks to the attendees. (ICR photo/Kathryn Ineck) A desire to be seen “There is a deep human need that every single one of us in this room shares tonight: the simple desire to be seen,” said Webster, a St. Mark’s, Boise, parishioner. “To know that when life becomes heavy, the unexpected happens, and we are feeling completely overwhelmed, we do not have to carry that weight alone.” In recent years, Birthright of Boise has expanded its efforts to include offering online classes and higher education scholarships to single mothers: three women have so far been awarded and that monetary support has given them the ability to care for their children while gaining important skills. One such recipient, Emily, is on track to graduate from the nursing program at the College of Western Idaho in the Spring of 2027. Kennedy, a Boise native and Boise State University graduate returned to school to study cosmetology. An unexpected pregnancy and subsequent breakup with her long-term boyfriend made paying tuition difficult. But Birthright stepped, offering scholarship assistance as she prepares for the birth of her child. Birthright is also part of the effort to add a Safe Haven Baby Box in Nampa, slated for installation next summer and funded by Angels Among Us and Treasure Valley Teens for Life. Once it is cleared by city officials, the box will be installed and Birthright will fund the yearly maintenance and training fees. Community outreach Rather than waiting in the office for women in need to come to Birthright, participation within local communities is important. “The billboards, resource fairs, community partner meetings and advertising aren’t just marketing — they can be a lifeline for women who might not otherwise know we exist,” Webster explained. “They ensure that when someone’s classmate, coworker, neighbor, daughter or themselves are navigating the unexpected, they know exactly where to turn to find a safe space for their questions, a listening ear and support, including material aid and online classes. “Awareness opens the door, whether through a conversation at a tabling event, our logo seen on a bus panel, an online search, or a referral from a community partner,” she added, “But the real impact happens through genuine, one-on-one support. It’s about ensuring everyone who visits our office feels seen, heard, and loved. We owe endless gratitude to our volunteers who make those moments possible.” Mary Kay Klein speaks about Birthright of Boise's efforts. (ICR photo/Kathryn Ineck) Mary Kay Klein, member of St. Paul’s BSU Student Center, Boise, first heard about Birthright many years ago through a friend at her parish. “Since my background is as maternal child health and lactation consultant, I was kind of piqued by the opportunity to work with moms and babies and so I thought, ‘Wow, that’s a great way I can combine my religious pro-life interests with my professional interest.” She acted as a volunteer before becoming co-executive director and later executive director. While Birthright does not affiliate with other pregnancy resource centers, Klein explained that “even though we’re not a faith-based group by definition, we still partner with [other PRCs] in the sense that we all get together quarterly and just share what we’re doing, and it’s interesting to different groups that are involved. And it’s not just pregnancy resource centers; they could be housing authorities or job training programs, so we keep each other up-to-date on what we’re doing, or what we’ve heard is going on in the community.” This collaboration helps Birthright get the right care, resources and support to the women who need it. People often walk past Birthright booths at public tabling events because they don’t realize Birthright’s resources extend a lot further than pregnancy counseling, “When people feel defensive, they shut down; when they see what Birthright offers, they are amazed,” Klein observed. Birthright resources and services Birthright offers free, confidential and nonjudgmental support to women who are pregnant, or think they might be, regardless of age, marital status, race, religion, location or income. All visits are completely confidential and completely free of charge, regardless of income level, and all visits seek to understand the needs of the person before them to offer factual, unbiased information about pregnancy options and access to services. While not a medical clinic, Birthright provides medical-grade pregnancy tests and Medicaid pregnancy test verification forms as well as community resource referrals; maternity and baby/toddler clothes, diapers and wipes; scholarships, parenting and life skills classes and other forms of support to both women and men. Newborn layettes are provided to moms, and each includes diapers, receiving blankets, several new articles of clothing and small toys. “New mama boxes” are a highlight for new mothers coming to Birthright for assistance — provided with the assistance of the Order of Malta — and contain emotional support items like hand lotion, socks and a water cup. A recent and practical companion to the new mama boxes are the “new mama hygiene boxes,” which include essentials to help new moms as they navigate the first few weeks at home, like shampoo, conditioner and laundry detergent. History Birthright was established in Ontario, Toronto, Canada, in 1968 by Louise Summerhill, a Catholic, stay-at-home mom of seven who was compelled to do something to help women facing unplanned pregnancies. “When Louise founded Birthright back in 1968,” Webster explained, “she laid down a foundational principle: Birthright should be staffed by volunteers. Why? Because Louise understood something fundamental. As she states in her book [The Story of Birthright: The Alternative to Abortion], ‘We should not underestimate the power of love. We do not need professional training in order to listen, to understand, to love.’” The Birthright of Boise chapter was founded in 1977 to assist women local to the Treasure Valley; it was later relocated to Meridian as the population grew and moved west. “I am immensely proud of the work we are doing to ensure that every single mother — and father — in the Treasure Valley knows they are not alone,” Webster said. Outside the Treasure Valley, Idaho boasts chapters in Coeur d’Alene and Idaho Falls.

Send your parish, school and ministry community calendar events one week in advance of the physical ICR publication date to editor@rcdb.org or anytime to add it here. NOTICES YARD SIGNS AVAILABLE Help your neighbors see that Idaho chooses life. Two simple signs are available: Stop Prop 1 We have yard signs available across the state to help voters recognize how extreme Proposition 1 really is. Email Info@StopProp1.org to find one locally. Please consider making a donation of $4.50 per sign Donate at StopProp1.org. We Choose Life Contact Idaho Chooses Life to request their “We Choose Life” sign. Idaho law protects political yard signs on private property. An HOA may set reasonable rules about size, number, and placement — it cannot ban you from displaying a sign supporting or opposing a ballot measure. Don’t let fear of an HOA keep you from standing for the unborn. Put a sign out. Start a conversation. Vote No on Prop 1. SVdP SW Idaho Thanksgiving Volunteer Sign Up Volunteers help prepare and distribute the boxes so fam-ilies experiencing financial hardship can enjoy a warm, traditional Thanksgiving meal together. This program sup-ports hundreds of local households and reflects SVdP’s ongoing mission to nourish hope and strengthen our community. Unable to Volunteer? Get Involved by Building or Donating a Food Box! VOLUNTEER SIGN UP Volunteer questions: Contact volunteer@svdpid.org Event questions : Contact thanksgiving@svdpid.org Verbum Spei: the Brothers' apostolate work in the Treasure Valley has grown! They are in need of a small- to mid-sized, 4-door sedan. Gas economy is a factor. Call or text Father Johannes at (208) 809-6120. Verbum Spei is looking for a few good hands! The monastery cottages have some handyman needs, specifically bathtub recaulking and outside door weatherstripping replacement. Contact: Kit (530) 307-0575 OCTOBER 2026 Now – Nov. 1: 40 Days for Life Sign up to spend an hour in prayer for the right to life of all Idaho’s pre-born babies and in support of mothers. Vigil location: public sidewalk in front of Planned Parenthood, 2112 E. Franklin Rd., Meridian. Vigil hours: Sept. 23 – Nov. 1, daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Local contacts: Jackie (208) 420-8823 or Karen (208) 869-6804 Sign up: 40daysforlife.com/meridian St. Mark's Noel Boutique - Vendors Wanted, Boise Vendors are wanted for St. Mark's Noel Boutique. If interested, please email brownrose73@yahoo.com. The deadline for vendor registration is October 31. Hours for the boutique are Saturday, Nov. 21 (8am to 5pm) and Sunday, Nov. 22 (9am to 1pm) at St. Mark's, 7960 W Northview St., Boise. Oct. 24: Anchored in Hope Idaho Catholic Marriage Conference, Boise The Diocese of Boise's Marriage and Family Life Office is pleased to offer our 2nd annual Idaho Catholic Marriage Conference at the Boise Centre to celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage. Register: https://dioceseofboise.regfox.com/idaho-catholic-marriage-conference-2026 Saturday, Oct. 24 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Boise Centre West, 850 W. Front St., Boise Speakers: Michaelann & Curtis Martin Beth & Dr. Edward Sri Lorissa & Johnny Horn Bishop Peter F. Christensen Oct. 24: Naming and Taming Anxiety and Stress, Online The Dioceses of Boise, Baker and Spokane will host a four-week virtual retreat with Catholic therapist Jim Otremba, focusing on anxiety and negative stress. Sessions are Oct. 24 and 31, and Nov. 7 and 14, from 1-2 p.m. Mountain Time via Zoom. Cost is $97 Registration closes Oct. 17. Register online at jimotremba@gmail.com Oct. 24 – 25: Corpus Christi Bazaar, Fruitland On Saturday, Oct. 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Corpus Christi parish, 900 NW 7th St., Fruitland, will host a bazaar with 30 vendors, cookies by the pound, and cinnamon rolls. The youth group will sell lunch. Oct. 25: Marian Pilgrimage: One Extra Rose, Moscow Are you willing to make an extra gift to our dear Mother, the Most Blessed Virgin Mary, during this special month of the Holy Rosary? Join the Moscow Catholic Community on Sunday, October 25, 2026, for our 4th Annual Marian Pilgrimage in honor of our Blessed Mother. We will begin our pilgrimage from St. Augustine’s Catholic Church (628 S. Deakin Ave., Moscow, ID) after the coffee hour following the 11:00 a.m. Mass, at approximately 12:30 p.m. We will then process to St. Mary’s Catholic Church (618 E. First St., Moscow, ID) while praying the decades of the Holy Rosary along the way. This will be another beautiful opportunity for us to come together as a Catholic community to honor our dear Mother Mary during the month dedicated to the Most Holy Rosary. Come join us in prayer and fellowship as we entrust our families, our parish community, and our intentions to the loving intercession of our Blessed Mother. Oct. 28: France Pilgrimage Informational Meeting, Boise and Online Journey to Southern France! Join Salt & Light Radio and Spiritual Director Father Johannes Kamphuis for a pilgrimage to Southern France, April 19–27, 2027. An early booking discount is available through October 20, 2026. An informational meeting will be held Wednesday, October 28, at Our Lady of Ephesus in Boise and via Zoom. Learn more at saltandlightradio.com/pilgrimage. Oct. 31: Prayer Vigil with Verbum Spei, Boise The brothers would like to warmly invite Idaho Catholics to join us for a prayer vigil on Saturday, Oct. 31 from 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at Our Lady of Ephesus, Boise. Begin by singing the Divine Office of Vigils, followed by a time of Eucharistic Adoration. Our primary intentions for this vigil are to celebrate the Solemnity of All Saints with the local community and to pray for the upcoming elections on November 3rd. NOVEMBER 2026 Nov 1: Parish Dinner, Ferdinand Assumption Parish, 406 Maple St, Ferdinand, is hosting their annual dinner on Sunday, Nov. 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The menu includes roast beef, ham, mashed potatoes, green beans, coleslaw, roll and dessert. The price for the meal is $15 for adults, $7 for children K – 6th grade and free for younger children. Bingo will be played all day and the raffle drawing will begin at 4 p.m. with more than 20 chances to win. Nov. 1: Men's Conference Registration Opens, Boise Calling all men, registration opens Nov. 1 for the 2027 Idaho Catholic Men’s Conference themed, "All In." Join us on Saturday, Jan. 30, at Holy Apostles, Meridian, or participate online. Experience a powerful day featuring Mass with Bishop Peter, talks by Fr. Mark Goring, Joe Heschmeyer and Dr. John Bishop, and an opportunity to strengthen your faith with hundreds of other Catholic men. Register today at IdahoCatholicMen.org or call 208-344-4774 for more information. Fr. Mark Goring, CC, grew up in Pembroke, Ontario, Canada, and was ordained a priest in 2002. Over the years, Fr. Mark has served in a variety of ministries and is currently assigned to full-time evangelization. Fr. Mark is well-known for his online presence through his YouTube channel, where he shares daily reflections and teachings. He is also an author of several books and leads a School of Reading where he guides spiritual reading and personal growth. Nov. 2: All Souls Day Candlelight Vespers and Mass, Boise Candlelight Celebration of Vespers at 6 p.m. and Mass at 7 p.m. in remembrance of all the faithful departed at St. John’s Cathedral, 707 N 8th Street, Boise. In preparation, votive candles will be available at the parish office for writing the names of your loved ones beginning Oct. 11. Questions? Contact MJ Price: (208) 342-3511. Nov. 4: Pilgrimage to Ireland, Scotland and England Informational Meeting, Zoom See Galway, Our Lady of Knock, Cliffs of Moher, Dingle Peninsula, Dublin, Edinburgh Castle, St. Andrew's Cathedral, Stonehenge, London and Oxford on this 15-day pilgrimage with Father John Moser and Deacon Bill Burns, Apr. 10 - 24, 2027. Informational Meeting: Nov. 4 at 6 p.m., MT Contact Dcn. Bill Burns at wdburns63@gmail.com Nov. 6: Church Builders Living Water Fundraiser, Boise Join us in person to support the Church Builders Living Water Fundraiser and help bring clean water to those in need and listen to speaker Lorissa Horn on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026 at 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at the Pioneer Room, 6th floor of Jack’s Urban Meeting Place (JUMP), 1000 W. Myrtle St., Boise. Register at www.EventBrite.com or www.ChurchBuilders.us. Discount pricing for table of eight or early ticket purchase before Oct. 1. Nov. 8: Annual Fall Dinner and Bazaar, Kamiah The annual Fall Dinner and Bazaar is set for Sunday, Nov. 8 at St. Catherine’s Parish Hall, 7th St. and Idaho St., Kamiah, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Event activities include: Full Turkey Dinner: (with dessert and beverage) for dine-in or carry out. Veterans $8.00 Adults $10.00 Children, aged 8 years & under $6.00. Country Store Prize Drawing Silent Auction Games for kids and adults The doors will open at 11:30 a.m. for those interested in playing bingo or viewing the items in the Silent Auction and Country Store. Dinner will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Join us for a day of great food and fun! Nov. 8: Harvest Festival, Lewiston All Saints Catholic Church, 3330 14th St., Lewiston, is hosting a Harvest Festival on Sunday, Nov. 8 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be kids games and a country store with beef pit BBQ, potatoes, coleslaw, rolls, green beans and chocolate cake. Entrance fees are $20 for ages 11 and up and $7 for ages 4-10. Kids aged 3 and under are free. Nov. 13 & 14: St. Jerome’s Craft Bazaar, Jerome St. Jerome’s is hosting a craft bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 13, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch will be for sale from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 216 2nd Ave. East, Jerome. No entry fee. Nov. 19 - 30: Light the World Giving Machine, Boise Support Catholic Charities of Idaho and other non-profits with the Giving Machine kiosk at the Boise Towne Square Mall. Public Launch Event: Nov. 19 at noon. For more information go to: https://www.justserve.org/GivingMachineIdaho Nov. 21: A Sacrament for True Sanctity, Boise A half-day couples retreat will take place at the Monastery of Our Lady of Ephesus, 4450 N. Five Mile Rd., Boise, on Saturday, Nov. 21 at 9 a.m. and will end with noon Mass and lunch. Childcare is provided. Register: Google Form Questions: registrar@vsboise.org Nov. 21 – 22: St. Mark's Noel Boutique, Boise St. Mark's Parish in Boise, 7960 W. Northview St., Boise, to host their Noel Boutique on Saturday, Nov. 21, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, Nov. 22, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. DECEMBER 2026 Dec 1 - 14: Light the World Giving Machine, Caldwell Support Catholic Charities of Idaho and other non-profits with the Giving Machine kiosk at Indian Creek Plaza. Public Launch Event: Dec. 1 at noon. For more information go to: https://www.justserve.org/GivingMachineIdaho Dec. 5: Floriani Free Music Workshop, Boise Free music workshop for all music directors, choir members and interested musicians. Saturday, Dec. 5 from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the St. John’s Riffle Center, 775 N. 8th St., Boise. Register at boisemorris@gmail.com. Click here to view the workshop flyer. Dec. 5: Floriani Advent Concert, Boise Saturday, Dec, 5 at 7 p.m. at St. John’s Cathedral. No tickets needed but a free will offering will be taken. Reception will follow in the parish hall to meet the singers. Click here to view the event flyer. Dec. 5-6: Oblates of Verbum Spei silent retreat Saturday, Dec. 5 at 9 a.m. to Sunday, Dec. 6 at 2 p.m. Plan to stay overnight for a solemn retreat experience or come as a day commuter. No charge to attend; free-will offerings are optional. Register online at www.vsboise.org. Dec 15 - 31: Light the World Giving Machine, Meridian Support Catholic Charities of Idaho and other non-profits with the Giving Machine kiosk at The Village. Public Launch Event: Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. For more information go to: https://www.justserve.org/GivingMachineIdaho JANUARY 2027 FEBRUARY 2027 Feb. 2: St. Augustine’s Church 60th Anniversary Banquet, Moscow Best Western University Inn, Moscow Holy Cross Dinner, Keuterville

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