After a near-death experience, Joe discovers that great tragedy and suffering can ultimately lead to the greatest blessings in life.

Maggie Mahr shares her journey of coming to find freedom, joy, and peace after a toxic cycle of tirelessly seeking to be known and loved outside of Christ.

Doug reflects on the sufferings and death of Christ by sharing about his journey of being his parents' caretaker in their final months.

Jim Beckman challenges us to consider that the notion of pretending leads us to a deeper understanding of our relationship with God the Father.

Kari Palmer shares how speaking of her faith with coworkers in a secular workplace resulted in a healthier integration of work and life.

Mary Margaret beautifully speaks about the power of Christ-centered friendships and the importance of good friendships during high school.

Annie Powell, founder of Camp Wojtyla, shares how discovering her mission statement at a young age led to the founding and flourishing of the camp.

Our music teacher, Dr. Shawn Mollenhauer, unravels the distinction between natural gratitude, born from absence, and the profound depth of supernatural gratitude, rooted in presence.

Fr. Joseph Fessio, S.J., founder of Ignatius Press, reflecting on his own high school experience invited our students to delve into the profound question: 'Why am I Catholic?'

Andrew Brinker from Camp Wojtyla, shared about the immense impact Camp Wojtyla had on his reversion during his time in college and how it turned his life around.