Do you feel a loss of hope during this current crisis? It’s understandable that many of us can feel like things are very bleak. In these seasons Christian hope becomes more important than ever. In today’s episode I want to talk with you about the importance of choosing hope and also choosing to bring that hope into the lives of others. Hope comes not from a refusal to acknowledge the reality of a situation but to place our trust and confidence in the one who holds the future safely in his hands.

Is Jesus asleep as we all face the global coronavirus pandemic? Does God seem absent? We are all facing such trying times that it’s understandable that many people can wonder what God is doing. In today’s message I share a great quote about the truth of Jesus’ care for us all. It’s a message for us as individuals but also one we can share with our students.

In today’s episode I share a great insight from the new book by Robert Cardinal Sarah. It’s a great reminder that no matter what we face there is one great purpose to the Christian life. I also share some thoughts about how every Catholic teacher can use the various challenges of the corona virus to deepen in their vocation.

In today’s episode I talk about the challenges of being a Catholic educator during the coronavirus outbreak and how we can still find holiness amidst all the changes of each day. I also want to share with you a great quote from one a woman who became a saint by chopping wood and raising a family.

Today, I want to share with you an important quote from a key Church document. It reminds us all of the fact that most of our students will have experienced limited formation when they come to our schools. As such, we have a wonderful opportunity to awaken faith in young people who may have little religious experience. It’s a great episode and I know you will get a lot out of it.

Lent offers the Catholic teacher a wonderful chance to help young people more deeply encounter the merciful love of the Father. In today’s episode I share a wonderful quote from G.K. Chesterton about the difference between how the surrounding culture sees confession and how we can come to see it. It’s a very special liturgical season and in this episode I want to encourage you to engage with it to the full. 

In today's episode I put the Corona virus in context and also share a great quote from St. Therese of Lisieux. I don't know about you but often life just seems to become more and more complex. Join me as I discuss the wisdom of one of our great saints.

In today's episode I want to share with you a very special quote from the wonderful St. Therese of Lisieux. Her words are a reminder for all of us that we are not supposed to be doing the journey of Catholic education in our own strength. Jesus is always present seeking to guide us through the challenges of each day.

In today's episode I am responding to a question from a teacher in New Zealand about the frustrations of wanting to move into leadership but hitting roadblocks. When is it time to move on? This episode will resonate with many of us.

What should a Catholic teacher do when confronted with the failure of those in leadership? Many teachers can understandably grow cynical or disillusioned when they reflect upon some aspects of the state of the Church. In today's message I want to talk with you about how we can approach this very real experience.