We introduce you this week to Sr. Ann Astell, a Schoenstatt Sister of Mary and Professor of Theology, as she describes her loving upbringing, journey to religious life and academia, and steadfast faith in God even during times of suffering.

Listen to the story of Syl and Vicki Schieber, whose nearly 50 years of marriage have seen the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, including the murder of their daughter and their search for healing and forgiveness.

This week features Steve Bollman '87 M.B.A., founder and president of Paradisus Dei, as he describes his journey from an energy options trader to someone in full-time ministry working to bolster marriage and family life in the Church and society.

Meet Conal Fagan '21, a senior from Northern Ireland who has grown personally and spiritually at Notre Dame, even finding time to cultivate his love of sport and serving as the Notre Dame Leprechaun.

Our second guest of the season is Lyneè Urban '08, a wife, mother, and entrepreneur who has found meaning and purpose in life despite the challenges she faced as an undergraduate student and beyond.

This season's first episode shares the stories of Steve Camilleri '94, '01 MSA , who has served for many years as the Executive Director of the South Bend Center for the Homeless. Steve describes his path towards this ministry as well as the people and experiences who have profoundly shaped him along the way.

Our final episode of the season features Joe Gelchion, a Notre Dame parent and former employee, as he describes strategies for professional and personal success, his gradual understanding of his vocation as a husband and father, and his radical trust in God's plan for his life.

Recent graduate Anja Renkes '20 shares her experiences of God's steadfast grace during periods of suffering, the lessons of being part of the Notre Dame Rowing Team, and how her passion for evangelization through sacred art shapes her future.

Join Elizabeth and Joe Nava as they offer insights from their first several years of marriage, explain loving each other and their children in a self-sacrificial way, and discuss how they have managed the unexpected suffering brought about by the pandemic and a struggle with mental health.

Our fourth episode this season features Sister Mary Lynch, S.S.J., the longtime rector of McGlinn Hall, and she shares her calling to religious life from a young age, some lessons from her experience recovering from cancer, and important principles of building community.