In today's episode I want to explore this profound quote from Paul Kingsnorth. IO truly believe that the way we change the world in some small way is to allow God to let us become, over time, all that he created us to become. This is the path of sainthood and it is not beyond us and it is not the role of some preordained souls who are so much holier than you think yourself to be. Don't miss this encouraging episode.

In today's episode we explore a quote from well known author Jordan Peterson. How can we help both ourselves and our students deal with the hardships, suffering and tragedy in the world? How do we avoid being overwhelmed by despair when the events of life can seem so hard to carry. There is good news. The decision to love leads to a courage in the face of uncertainty. We also learn that God desires to carry us when we most need it.

It is a challenging time for so many young people as they are inundated with a vast range of political and ideological agendas all vying to present themselves as true and worthy of allegiance. In today's episode I want to share a great quote from Alasdair Mackintyre who reminds us that the truth does not come from within a person. The truth, in fact...is a person.

In today's episode I reference an extraordinary essay from Paul Kingsnorth which you can find here . It is truly worth printing out and reading in a quiet moment. I also discuss the deep truth of how we all take instruction from somewhere and it's worth being mindful about where that is.

In today's episode it's time to talk about some of the hard realities that shape our modern world and impact every Catholic classroom. It's easy to overlook the challenges we face but the more we understand the truths of who we are as both physical and spiritual beings the more we can strive to live in ways that conform to the reality of how the cosmos is structured.

A world where education is stripped of religious and spiritual meaning quickly becomes a functionalist technocracy where knowledge is place purely at the service of utility and power. In today's message I want to talk about how the work you do each day has a powerful, transformative and desperately needed impact upon culture.

In today's episode I share an important quote from Jordan Peterson's new book. It's a useful insight that helps us to remember that our efforts to share our faith with students are never in vain and can have far-reaching impact.

In today's episode I talk about this beautiful quote from Robert Sarah. It's a reminder that the effectiveness of your vocation does not depend upon working harder. In the busyness of each day it can be hard to take the time we need for what truly matters. In this message I want to try and explain how much change you can experience when you make a start upon the journey of a deeper interior life.

Technology and social media can easily make today's students seem more sophisticated and worldly than at any previous time. However, there is a big difference, as you well know, between appearance and substance. In today's episode I talk about a great insight from Evelyn Waugh and how it can help us reveal the compassion of Jesus to even our most challenging students.