Theresa leads a parish team who bring the Blessed Sacrament into long term care homes in our parish. In this episode you will hear Theresa discuss her past and the importance of not allowing fear to make decisions for you, but pushing through it to see the beauty on the other side of fear.

In this episode, Simon and Fr. Rob enjoy a wide-ranging conversation with Dr. David Deane from the Atlantic School of Theology about a whole host of topics from the environment to abortion to the failure of theology to evoke Christ-like courage. Grab a cup of tea, or eight, and enjoy the conversation!

Gregory Vess is from our parish and just finished his first year at St. Augustine's Seminary of Toronto. We hope you can listen to this wide-ranging conversation about calling, discernment, likes, dislikes and the peace of doing the will of God.

Dr. Lui Fernandez discusses his childhood in India, the faith of his mother, the pain and loneliness of moving to a foreign country and the blessings of God by offering his medical practice for the good of humanity.

Father Al Ray Compuesto arrived in our parish from the Diocese of Legazpi in the Philippines in August 2023. In this conversation we discuss his experience of being in our parish on the heels of the news that in July he will be moving to the Parish of Divine Mercy, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

In this episode you will meet Steven Neatt, a former Coast Guard Captain authentically share about his childhood, the unexpected death of his father and navigating a new reality that had him as the primary caregiver for his infirmed mother.

You will hear the inner peace of a man who knows storms in life , and who believes that caring for his mother was the most difficult thing he has ever done in his life, but also the most important. Through her suffering he learned about the vocation of love which helped him learn about himself, his father, his mother, and God.

Simon and Father Rob speak with Monica McNamara, a palliative care nurse, about death and dying as a means to better understand and navigate life, love and relationships.

In this episode, Simon and Fr. Rob have a profoundly beautiful conversation with Pauline Armour. She shares candidly about her life, her shock and grief at the sudden death of her husband at 59 years of age, the importance of family and our calling as Catholics to reveal Christ in the world by how we love one another.