Fr. Michel Meurier speaks to Deacon Pedro about his adventures in Africa and why he titled his memoir, Never a Boring Moment, teenagers from Mission Youth travel to Hamilton for a week of service, prayer, and fun, and Marie Anne explains "What is Discernment?"

Jonathan Roumie shows us Jesus' humanity on The Chosen, we highlight a small but inspiring music store in a town on Lake Simcoe, and discover the legacy of of Venerable Jeanne Mance and the Hotel-Dieu of Montreal.

Sr. Eva Solomon leads us on the way of Indigenous reconciliation through interculturation, a Quebecois singer-songwriter connects her music with the whole of Creation, and the Campus Ministry at Michigan Technological University celebrates Mass in the snow.

The Missionaries of Charity and elementary school students commemorate Mother Teresa, who was best known for her work with the poor in India. Also, Marie Anne spoke with Cleophas Leke, Chairperson of the Toronto African Catholic Community about Pope Francis’ visit to his home country, the Democratic of the Republic of the Congo. Then, take a look at why the students, staff, and pastor Fr. Mark, all call the Newman Centre on the University of Toronto’s St. George campus a home away from home.

Experience the Great Blessing of the Waters Byzantine liturgy and World Youth Day week in Montreal. Also, go to camp with the Federation of North American Explorers. Try practicing Ignatian spirituality, and learn how coffee can help with chastity.

Discover the new sculpture featured at St. Joseph’s Oratory, go on tour with Chris Bray and his family, learn about the tradition of the Advent Wreath, and about the stigma of mental health and meet the babies at Bethlehem’s La Creche orphanage.

How can we as Catholics view death? How do we make the most of our lives right now? These questions and many more are answered in "Back from the Dead," a walking tour at the National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton in Maryland. Take a peek into the walking tour here.

Meet the man who was the voice of the pope in Canada and see what a difference a small food bank is making in the community. Learn why we should be going to Confession more than once a year; experience a very unique “back from the dead” cemetery walk and a unique approach to teaching Catholics about social justice.

Learn about a new Institute that hopes to prepare lay Catholics to be witnesses in the public square. We reflect on an image of Christ carrying the Cross and experience a vibrant young adult ministry in the heart of the city. We also mark the 60th anniversary of the second Vatican council and Sr. Gill Goulding helps us make the connection between the Council and the Synod on Synodality.

From July 24-29, 2022, the eyes of the world were on Canada. It was Pope Francis 37th International Journey, the first time a pope came here in 20 years. It was also a penitential Journey, where the pope came to ask for forgiveness for the suffering and abuse inflicted on Indigenous children while attending Catholic-run Residential Schools.