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Teresa is an active parishioner at Church of Our Lady of the Nativity. She has played an important role in ensuring the parish's Neighbourhood Christian Communities (NCCs) remain active during the Covid pandemic. She shares the benefits of NCCs, and also some of the challenges faced she faces as an NCC Coordinator.

Because of underlying health issues, Geraldine was unsure about taking the Covid-19 vaccine. She also knew people who were fully vaccinated and still got infected with Covid-19. After much discernment and prayer, God answered her in the most unlikely way.

Note: The views reflected in this episode are Geraldine's personal ones. For the Church's stance, please read Archbishop William Goh's Pastoral Letter on the Morality of COVID-19 Vaccinations: https://www.catholic.sg/pastoral-letter-on-covid-19-vaccine/

Fr Stanley shares how God called him to the priestly life. He also speaks about the missions of the Jesuits, and how he carries that today as the principal of St Joseph’s Private Secondary School in Kuching, Sarawak.

Kenny shares about the history of the 7 Joys of Mary rosary - also known as the Franciscan Crown - and the meditations behind the 7 Joys.

Angela speaks about her experiences as a catechist, and why we should consider being one.

Irvin is a former drug addict who was incarcerated twice for drug-related offences. He shares how God transformed his life: from someone confident in himself, to finally being confident in God’s mercy and love.

What does the Church teach about Purgatory, Heaven and Hell? Kenny reveals his findings from the Catechism of The Catholic Church, and how God’s love for humanity manifests in His laws.

Being All Saints Day, Kenny attempts to show that saints are just ordinary people, with extraordinary stories of glorifying God, but also embracing their crosses. Are the saints the Catholic Church celebrates and honours any different from the rest of humanity?

Mike has had 2 big curveballs thrown at him - Hodgkins Lymphoma, and Lung Cancer. He shares about these 2 cancers, and the faith perspectives he's gleaned from them.

Farouq is a Muslim scholar who was recently invited to speak to our seminarians at the St Francis Xavier Major Seminary. He shares about Islam, and reveals how much commonality there is between Islam and Christianity.