Mr. Bean serves as host to Mr. Tremblay to discuss why Catholic schools should observe the Triduum.

Mrs. Moorehouse overcomes Mr. Tremblay's existential questioning about the purpose of reading and liberal education to reinforce selecting wholesome stories for children.

Jacinta Hogan rejoins the podcast. It starts out with quite a lenten tangent before conversing about the stability and simplicity of the PreK-12 model in Catholic education.

Mrs. Boisvert joins the podcast for the first time! Despite the technical difficulties, the substance of the conversation surely communicates the importance of meeting the needs of all of God's children in a Catholic school.

Ms. Puksta - our most popular guest - returns to offer insights on how to build rapport with students.

Mr. Bean is preoccupied with a new project that proclaims Christ in a balanced approach using the new media and addresses what Saint John Paul the Great meant by 'New Evangelization'.

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Mr. McMenaman recounts cherished memories from the March for Life and reflects on why it is worth going even in the post Roe era.

Mrs. Bean shares the insights of a Roman statesman and philosopher from a work entitled On Duties, which was written to his son upon maturing into public life.

Mr. Tremblay is back to hosting and welcomes Mrs. Sweet to discuss the Salesian Way, otherwise known as the preventative method, a classroom management strategy ordered towards authentic human formation.

Mr. Bean is back again hosting as he queries Mr. Tremblay about masculinity in the teaching vocation.