As Lent approaches, Jason and Rachel discuss some of their own vices and their desires for the Lenten season. They also take time to dive into a new concept that has touched their hearts – why are we called to be selfless?

Thomas LaPointe joins the School of Humanity podcast to discuss the individual call to holiness and how the importance of objective truth has impacted his journey. Enjoy a third perspective on topics that Rachel and Jason have touched on throughout the podcast episodes and hearing from another young adult in search of knowing Christ and … Continue reading "#5: The Individual Call to Holiness"

What is leisure? What is freedom? How do they coincide? The truth and inspiration that lie within abandonment to leisure are often forgotten in our workaday world. Listen as Rachel and Jason discuss how they have forgotten leisure in their own lives and how abandonment to the freedom of leisure inspires and deepens our relationship … Continue reading "#4: Art of Leisure"

Last episode ended with the question, “How do we live our lives after having such a deep encounter with Christ?” Jason and Rachel use their own experiences to explain how an encounter with Christ can be so life-changing, temptations that they faced after the encounter and how life calls us to seek this encounter in … Continue reading "#3: Life After Encounter"

Rachel and Jason review the new film “Silence.” A movie about two 17th-century Jesuit priests who travel from Portugal to Japan to locate their missing mentor and spread Catholicism. A theme within the film is the power of silence. Is our prayer lives filtering in the noise of our daily lives or do we take … Continue reading "#2: Value of Silence"

Meet your hosts, Jason and Rachel Bulman. This week you’ll hear a snippet of their own stories and how their journeys have led to the development of the School of Humanity. The School is rooted in the knowledge of “Imago Dei” or Image of God – more precisely on the truth that we are each … Continue reading "#1: Welcome to the School!"