Lent is 40 days, of sacrifice, prayer, and almsgiving. The Easter season last for 50 days, but how many of us celebrate the resurrection for the full season? Most of us just return to life as normal after lent, with no real conversion. Andre and Angele take us through some practices to help us have a real change of life this Easter.

Angele takes us through a deep dive into the five faith studies created by CCO. She breaks down the studies, where they came from, and why they are designed the way they are. Our studies are the most direct and effective tool at raising multiplying missionary disciples within the Church today.

What do you do when someone has a conversion? What did others do for you when you had a conversion? Sadly for most of us, the answer is usually: nothing. Andre leads the conversation today on the necessity of celebrating conversions, both individually, as well as in the parish setting. This episode is the framework for a talk Andre is giving at the Vatican.

Here at CCO, we try to fully embrace a spirit of holy goofiness, or as St. Thomas Aquinas calls it, eutraphelia. While this may seem like a silly topic when speaking about evangelization, having a lightness, and a well-formed sense of humor is a necessary aspect of bringing others to Christ. Andre and Angele provide some practical insights on how to bring holy goofiness into your ministry.

Opportunities to bring people to Christ are more common than we may think. Andre and Angele talk us through how to see and seize these evangelical opportunities that surround us.

Abandonment in providence is essential to Christian life. Following God's will often boils down to how much we trust that God is good and that he has a future with hope for us. Andre, Angele, and Gerhard talk about how living in abandonment in providence allow us to follow God's will with greater courage.

Wrapping up the 5 tenets of CCO, Andre, Angele and Gerhard discuss the final tenet: a heart for the world. Having a heart for the world sounds like the warm and fuzzies with no real substance, but in practicality, this is a fundamental building block to evangelization.

Leading someone into a conversion, and placing Christ at the centre of their life is only the first step in the process of raising a multiplying missionary. Ian and Michael talk some practical ways to help someone go from sharing their testimony for the first time to raising the next generation of missionary disciples.

Ian and Michael return to continue the conversation started in the episode around the top half of the intentional accompaniment framework. Today the conversation is around holiness, and how to walk with someone who's just had a conversion and to know when to start to let go.

Continuing our conversation from last week, Ian, Michael and Gerhard talk about how to journey with someone post-conversion. Through the sacrament of baptism, we are called to both holiness and mission. Similar to the thresholds that one passes through on the way to conversion, there are different thresholds that we pass through as we grow in both holiness and mission.