In today's episode I want to talk about the difference between a Christocentric school and an anthropocentric school. They are radically different places and can create radically different outcomes. The call on our lives is to keep Jesus as the absolute centre of our schools. It's a heroic and holy task and deeply needed at this moment in history.

Today we are going deep! In this episode I talk about Immanuel Kant and so much more. We are going to discuss how every Catholic teacher can help their students develop a deeper vision of reality than they thought possible.

In today's episode I discuss a special quote from John Piper about how the path to finding meaning and purpose in life is the path of sharing in God's passion for the redemption of young people and all humanity.

In today's episode it's time to celebrate Saint Patrick and it's also time to talk about the way that every Catholic teacher can prepare the way for Jesus in the lives of each young person

It's not as exciting as The Rise of Skywalker but The Return of Jonathan may have to do for now. No, I did not fall off the edge of the world. I'm back and hoping to bring you some daily encouragement in your journey as a Catholic teacher. In this episode I'm going to be talking about Roger Scruton's thoughts on beauty, Padre Pio's thoughts on the slow progress of the spiritual life and how the Gospel helps our students get free from the risks of social media.

Today, I want to share with you a very powerful quote from Haim Ginnot. It's a great reminder that ultimately the individual teacher plays an incredibly important and central role in the lives of every student. What we bring each day as educators has an incredible impact upon the young people that God places in our lives. There is no bigger influence on the character and tone of a Catholic school than the teachers themselves.

Today, I want to share with you a great insight from C.S.Lewis who reminds us that as educators we can do a great deal to bring the waters of truth, beauty, goodness and wisdom into the lives of our students.

Today I share a great quote from Albert Einstein that reminds us that one of the most powerful things we accomplish as educators is the ability to inspire joy in our students as they master new ideas and knowledge. This message will encourage you each day to bring your own passion and enthusiasm to life as it lights the fire of learning in the hearts of your students.

In today's episode we are going to focus upon a scripture insight from Luke 4:18. Jesus is the one who liberates people from darkness and oppression. He is the one who opens prisons and declares release. What if each Catholic teacher is called into this same ministry by virtue of their vocation? What if every Catholic teacher can be used by Jesus to help struggling students find a way out of the prisons that define their own struggles? Listen in and discover just how crucial the ministry of every Catholic teacher can be.

In these challenging times so many young people are facing a crisis of hope. What can we do as Catholic educators to help them keep their focus on a brighter tomorrow even when it seems implausible? In this episode, it's time to explore how the firm decision to become traders in the commodity of hope can have a big impact on the lives of each young person that God places in our care.