Georgia shares how saying yes to God shaped her path, the role of discernment, and the power of mentorship and community in faith.

Join them as they explore the realities of youth ministry, the necessity of saying yes to God's invitations, and the incredible ways in which God confirms His presence in our lives. Georgia's heartfelt insights remind us that the path of faith is filled with unexpected joys, challenges, and the ever-present call to trust in God's goodness.

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Andy shares his journey from the joy of running to facing a life-threatening head injury mid-race. He reflects on the challenges of recovery, the complex relationship he has with running, and how he ultimately found God's presence in both the highs and lows of his experience. Together, they discuss the importance of hope, the significance of community, and the profound lessons learned along the way.

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John reflects on his early experiences in a working-class Irish family, his time in seminary, and how these shaped his commitment to community activism and public service. He candidly discusses the challenges of balancing family life with a demanding political career, the importance of grassroots movements, and the need for authentic relationships in politics.

Together, they explore the intersection of faith and public service, the complexities of modern politics, and the vital role of community in fostering change. John's insights on resilience, relationships, and the necessity of a shared voice for the voiceless offer a powerful reminder of the impact one individual can have on their community.

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Emma opens up about her journey of self-discovery, sharing the challenges of walking alone and the profound sense of community that embraced her along the way. Together, they explore the spiritual significance of pilgrimage, the emotional highs and lows, and the unexpected ways in which God met Emma during her journey.

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From the heartbreak of infertility to the joy and challenge of becoming a parent in lockdown, Nigel opens up about the misconceptions of family, the emotional highs and lows, and God's presence throughout it all.

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They explore emotional vs. physical attraction, dating with intention, and building confidence in a digital world. A heartfelt conversation on self-love, resilience, and the lessons Delphine wishes she knew earlier.

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If you’ve ever felt alone in a crowd or wondered what your loneliness is trying to tell you, this conversation is for you. 

Fr. Justin Claravall, SJ joins Julia to explore loneliness in city life, how we’re trained to disconnect, and how our hunger for connection points to something deeper.

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This episode Julia speaks to Harry, who found his way to the Catholic Church after many years as an atheist, a "buddhist neo-pagan," and eventually as someone drawn to Christianity - even if he couldn't quite bring himself to believe it all.

Retracing the journey - from politics to journalism to teaching and finally to a Benedictine monastery, Harry talks to Julia about the way God drew him to the Church - even when Harry didn't believe in Him.

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This episode Julia speaks to Rebecca, who graduated from university a few years ago, shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic. Balancing study and socialising - and coping with lockdown restrictions - Rebecca discovered what it was in her relationship with God, and other people, that helped her carry on. 

Now working for Jesuit Missions, and running her own podcast, Rebecca talks to Julia about the stresses and joys of the university experience: the successes, the stresses, and the lessons she learned for the future.

Visit Rebecca's personal website here: https://realliferebs.wordpress.com/

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This episode Julia speaks to Emanuela, who migrated from their home of Sicily twice: first to New York as a teenager with her family, then to London as an adult. Studying and working in England, Emanuela unexpectedly found a new family with the Community of Sant'Egidio, who work with the homeless and marginalised in London.

Now a mother of two small children, Emanuela talks to Julia about the challenges and blessings of complex identities, beginning a family over a thousand miles away from your own parents - and how she's tried to live her faith and build community in a  lonely world.

To volunteer for San'Egidio, or donate to their Christmas campaign, visit their website: https://www.santegidio.org.uk/christmas

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