behold
behold is a program featuring a fresh collection of Catholic stories each month. Step into a faith-filled world of beauty, truth, and goodness with short documentaries on intriguing topics. behold digs deeper into trends and themes in the Church today.
S5 E4 | behold, The Making of a Cardinal
On December 7, 2024, Pope Francis elevated 21 new members to the College of Cardinals. The only North American was Montreal-born Francis Leo, Archbishop of Toronto.
S5 E3 | behold, Marillac Place
A life-altering trauma sends a young woman spiraling down a path of suffering that ends in homelessness, an unplanned pregnancy, and an ensuing resolve to transform her community’s future.
S5 E3 | behold
Celebrate the 350th anniversary of the Archdiocese of Quebec, learn what the Church teaches about excommunications, attend the Eucharistic Congress in Halifax, find out about a Palliative Care initiative of the Canadian bishops, and experience the care for vulnerable mothers at Marillac Place.
S5 E2 | behold: Lives Lived for Life Special
This special edition of Behold features the stories and testimonies of people who have dedicated their lives to life. We meet Deacon George and Susan Jurenas, whose four daughters’ adoption stories are filled with both joys and sorrows. We also learn about the street outreach work of Katie Somers with Toronto Right to Life, discover what has kept Jim Hughes motivated during his 50 years in the pro-life movement, and accompany Paula Celani as she spends time with her friends in the final stages of their lives.
S5 E2 | behold: Lives Lived for Life, featured interview with Jim Hughes
Jim Hughes retired as national president of Campaign LifeCoalition, the political arm of the pro-life movement, in 2018, after 44 years of service. At 81 years old, however, he still devotes 60 hours a week to anti-abortion advocacy. He spoke to us about what motivated him and what keeps him going, and also gave us advice for anyone in pro-life work. Part of his interview was featured on the Lives Lived for Life episode. Here is the full interview.
Celebrate the Champions of Life
Lives Lived for Life” honours individuals who have devoted their lives to advancing dignity for all. Through a special collaboration, The Catholic Register, Daily TV Mass, and Salt + Light Media come together to celebrate these champions and their unwavering commitment to the cause of life.
Tune in for Lives Lived for Life, a Behold special, premiering on Salt + Light TV on October 16, 2024
S5 E1 | behold, Living the Truth in Charity
Founded in 1989, Hawthorn School for Girls in Toronto offers an education that gives importance, both to academics and character development, recognizing that parents are the first and most important educators of their children.
S5 E1 | behold
Attend the Maronite Youth Convention in Ottawa, meet a painter who lives out her calling as an artist for the glory of God; find out what the Church has to say about AI, learn about the connection between St. Dominic and the Rosary, and visit Hawthorn School for Girls in Toronto.
S4 E10 | behold, The Art of Michael O'Brien
Meet internationally renowned Michael O’Brien, author of the best-selling novel, Father Elijah. His books have been translated into 14 languages and are widely reviewed in both secular and religious media. O'Brien is also a painter whose works hang in churches, monasteries, universities, and both community and private collections all across Canada and the world.
S4 E10 | behold
Attend the Ontario Knights of Columbus Convention in Niagara Falls and also discover all about blessings. Learn about the work of Parents As First Educators (PAFE) and of the Working Centre in Kitchener, and meet writer and painter, Michael O'Brien.
S4 E9 | behold, Beauty, Truth and Goodness in Education
Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College in eastern Ontario, with just over 100 students, offers a three-year Bachelor of Catholic Studies and since the Fall of 2024, a four-year Bachelor of Arts program with majors in History, Literature and Classical and early Christian Studies.
S4 E9 | behold
Celebrate a milestone anniversary for the Church and young people; offer meals for people who have food insecurity; learn about obstacles that girls face in receiving education in the global south, find out all about a Catholic college in eastern Ontario, and pray for the coming of the Holy Spirit.
S4 E8 | behold, The Art of Pysanky
Teacher Karen Hanlon brings the ancient and prayerful art of Ukrainian Easter Eggs to students at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College.
S4 E8 | behold
Grab a coffee at the Cathedral in Ottawa; Canada celebrates 400 years of having a Patron Saint; Couples receive tools to strengthen their marriages, and students at a Catholic College discover the beauty in writing Ukrainian Easter eggs.
S4 E7 | behold, Aspiring Authors: Take Note!
At the heart of St. Mark’s parish community, in Kitchener, Ontario, a small group of passionate writers, published authors, and soul-probing poets unite to form an accomplished Catholic writer’s group. This inspiring segment testifies to the powerful role that faith and friendship play in becoming a published author.
S4 E7 | behold
Observe a Catholic writers’ group; journey through the 850-year history of a famous Cathedral; learn what Canadian Bishops have to say about social media and how to pray best the Lord’s Prayer, and meet an artist who says she is merely a brush in the hand of the Artist.
S4 E6 | behold, Spiritual Care Through Muay Thai
Ramuel Villardo brings martial arts and religion together in an unexpected way at work.
S4 E6 | behold
Celebrate a milestone anniversary for the Melkite Greek Catholic Church; meet the writers of the hit TV series, The Chosen; discover a new app to fight human trafficking; learn how to prepare for the Jubilee Year of 2025, and learn from a martial artist who never imagined using Muay Thai techniques in the workplace.
S4 E5 | behold, Renew-Toronto
Young adults attend a Catholic Conference to meet others who are navigating the same stages of life, and renew their heart, their call, and their community.
S4 E5 | behold
Gaze on the transcending beauty of a monstrance, visit St. Paul's University in Ottawa, and celebrate at the Renew Conference with young adults in Toronto.
S4 E4 | behold, Baby Jesus Party at Pauline Books and Media
The Daughters of St. Paul are commonly known as the "media nuns" because since their founding they have used all forms of media to bring the Good News to the world. Still, their book centres are still where most of the good work of evangelization happens, especially at Christmastime.
S4 E4 | behold
Meet a group of homeschoolers; help a group of sisters build their motherhouse; celebrate the birth of Jesus at a Catholic Bookstore; learn about the Feast of Mary the Mother of God and hear from a group of experts on the meaning of Christmas.
S4 E3 | behold, Sara Elizabeth Centre - Shine Like a Star!
Visit the Sara Elizabeth Centre and spend time with the joyful and talented young adults that participate in the program.
S4 E3 | behold
Go on pilgrimage to the Kateri Shrine in Quebec; travel to California for an alumni reunion at a Catholic College; spend the day at a program for young adults with disabilities; speak with the Rev. Dr. Karen A. Hamilton about faith-based protest and learn about Christians in the Holy Land.
S4 E2 | behold, Precious Blood Monastery
The Sisters Adorers of the Precious Blood, in whose monasteries silence provides strength, prayers flow endlessly, and Christ's love from the Cross feeds the heart.
S4 E2 | behold
Travel across Canada letting the beauty inspire you to prayer; learn about the Archangels; visit a farm that connects you with the land and community; find out what Canadian bishops discuss during their annual plenary assembly and meet the first Contemplative Religious Community founded in Canada.
S4 E1 | behold, Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel
Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel is the heart of Thomas Aquinas College in California. Hailed as an award-winning architectural marvel, the Chapel's every detail majestically proclaims an authentic Catholic liberal education that draws on the rich legacy of the faith and its intellectual tradition.
S4 E1 | behold
Shop at a small-town parish-run thrift store; walk a pilgrimage with the Canadian Martyrs; learn about the Hail Mary; meet a member of a film festival ecumenical panel and visit a chapel on a campus in California that’s an architectural marvel.
S3 E10 | behold, Fertility Care for Teens
Fertility Care-Toronto, uses Theology of the Body, Humanae Vitae and the Creighton Model Fertility Care System to help teenage girls appreciate and work with the life-giving gift of the woman’s body.
S3 E10 | behold
We attend the Lift Jesus Higher Rally in Toronto and travel to a climate conference inspired by Pope Francis’ Encyclical, Laudato Si’; We also remember and celebrate the legacy of Pope Paul VI; learn about a ministry that’s renovating parishes everywhere; and we explore the wonders of fertility care and natural family planning.
S3 E9 | behold, Crucifixion Tableau
Fr. Michael Prieur listened to the prompting of the Spirit that led to the restoration of a historic and beautiful image of the Crucifixion on a university campus.
S3 E9 | behold, The Cross of Christ
While caring for his son during the pandemic, Romulo Delgado found comfort in the seven last words of Christ, which he decided to set to music. The result is an Oratorio, the Cross of Christ, which he never imagined would touch so many hearts.
S3 E9 | behold
Fr. Michel Meurier tells us about his adventures in Africa; teenagers from Hamilton Mission Youth travel to Montreal for a week of service, prayer, and fun, and we learn the meaning of Discernment. We also experience the suffering of Christ on the Cross through a new Oratorio based on the seven last words of Christ and a also through a Crucifixion Tableu.
S3 E8 | behold, Connors Music
Connors Music is no ordinary music store. Little do their customers know what motivates and inspires the family behind this community landmark.
S3 E8 | behold
Learn about the legacy of one of the founders of Montreal, Venerable Jeanne Mance, and about the real meaning of Christ’s resurrection. We also meet a deacon who ministers in Canada’s north, travel to the set of the popular series, The Chosen and visit a little music store that’s doing a lot more than selling instruments.
S3 E7 | behold, Art Meets Spirituality
What happens if we combine the healing power of Scripture with that of art? Meet Fr. Louis de Vaugelas and artist Pora Lee who combine their gifts to bring Christ’s healing presence to everyone, through art.
S3 E7 | behold
Sr. Eva Solomon leads us on the way of Indigenous reconciliation through interculturation, experience where art meets spirituality and a Quebecois singer-songwriter connects her music with the whole of Creation. We also learn why we fast and the Campus Ministry at Michigan Technological University celebrates Mass in the snow.
S3 E6 | behold, St. Francis Herb Farm
Through holistic care, Paul and Caitlin Rivett-Carnac help bring out the healing properties of the earth.
S3 E6 | behold
Remember Saint Teresa of Calcutta and meet a family dedicated to bringing out the healing properties of the earth. Also, visit the Newman Centre at the University of Toronto, learn about Spiritual Warfare, and reflect on the Pope’s visit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
S3 E5 | behold, Federation of North American Explorers
Learn about a formative program, founded on the ideas of Venerable Father Jacques Sevin, who based his ideas on the founder of the Scouts, Lord Baden-Powell and how it “saves souls and makes modern-day saints”.
S3 E5 | behold
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.
S3 E4 | behold, Chris Bray
Meet singer/songwriter Chris Bray and his family as they embark on a journey in their refurbished school bus.
S3 E4 | behold
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.
S3 E3 | behold, Back from the Dead
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.
S3 E3 | behold
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.
S3 E2 | Behold, Ignite
A ministry of the Redemptorists of Canada, Ignite, serves youth and young adults throughout Canada and the U.S. by developing, planning, and supporting initiatives for them. Learn how Ignite strives to meet young people and those who serve them, where they are in their faith journeys and lead them closer to Christ through retreats, parish outreach, leadership training, justice, service and evangelization.
S3 E2 | behold
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.
S3 E1 | behold
Review some of the more iconic moments of the papal visit to Canada and discover some interesting statistics; learn about a statue that was used during one of the papal masses and the chairs that were specially designed for the pope; step into the papal plane with the Vatican Media Pool and meet the Deputy Coordinator of the Papal Visit.
S2 E10 | behold, Brescia University
We explore the past, present and future of Brescia University College, which, founded in 1919 by the Ursuline Sisters, remains Canada's only all-women university.
S2 E10 | behold
We explore the past, present and future of Canada’s only women’s university; Jermaine sits down with Fr. Casey Cole from “Breaking in the Habit”; We meet a Catholic family of beekeepers; Marie Anne reflects on love in the family; then we travel to Niagara Falls to learn about the Monastery of Mount Carmel.
S2 E9 | behold
Holy Grounds builds up community, one cup of coffee at a time; Marie Anne sheds light on relics; we travel to the Holy Land to learn about the Christian township of Taybeh; Jermaine sits down with David Saldanha of the Columbian Squires; Then we travel to Ottawa with the March For Life.
S2 E8 | behold
We get a glimpse of the Youth Ministry in the Holy Land; Louisa discusses the Bible in a Year podcast; and Salt + Light Media heads out to Montana for the Father Stu movie premiere.
S2 E7 | behold
Fr. Ihor Oshchipko shares a message of hope; Marie Anne breaks down prayer; The Archdiocese of Toronto celebrates the vocation of marriage with a special mass; Louisa speaks with podcast host, Rachel Wong; and Crossings brings sacred art to public space.
S2 E6 | behold
Salt + Light travels to England to learn about the Jesuit Church of the Immaculate Conception; Deacon Pedro sits down with Dr. John Berkman to talk about non-human ethics; The Southdown Institute expands their ministry; Jermaine shares a bit about Catholic Social Teaching; then we learn about a special ministry in the Archdiocese of Toronto.
S2 E5 | behold
The Early Catholic Family Life Program shows families how to put faith at the center of their lives. Kimberly Torio talks about Chastity Ministry; The Franciscans and Friends build community through music; Marie Anne introduces us to Doctors of the Church; and Caritas Jerusalem creates a project serving the needs of people with disabilities in the West Bank.
S2 E4 | behold
St. Michael’s Choir School shares their gift of sacred music; Jermaine speaks with Fr. Bill Quinlivan about Advent and Christmas music; St John Paul II Catholic High school goes carbon neutral; Lousia shares insight into Saint John Paul II’s Letter to artists; and St Teresa of Calcutta continues to impact the way one family lives and serves.
S2 E3 | behold
Catch an all new episode of behold. St Francis Table feeds a community in Toronto’s west end; Marie Anne teaches us about Feast Days; we share a behind the scenes glimpse of our series Yes, Lord! Jermaine speaks with Dr. Josephine Lombardi about Lay Spirituality Formation; and we learn about the good work of Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem.
S2 E2 | behold
Cardinal Collins shares an important message of apology and reconciliation; Deacon Pedro chats with Sr. Georgette Gregory about 170 years of the Sisters of St Joseph; Tiny Home Takeouts shows their big heart in Kitchener; Marie-Anne gives an overview of Synodality; and we learn how Icons can have an impact on prayer.
S2 E1 | behold, Interview With Fr. Alan Fogarty, SJ
See the full interview with Fr. Alan Fogarty, CEO of Salt + Light Media, in which he shares some of his personal history and gives insight into the future of the organization.
S2 E1 | behold
The Street Patrol team shows us service in action in Downtown Toronto; Deacon Pedro speaks with the CEO of Salt + Light Media, Fr. Alan Fogarty; We learn about the Order unique to Sault Ste. Marie: the Diocesan Order of Service, Jermaine gives insight into the International Eucharistic Congress, In Prestonsburg, Kentucky a small church shares Martha’s Portion.
E7 | behold
Cardinal Czerny speaks about Querida Amazonia. Canadian artist Timothy Schmalz gives insight into his latest sculpture. Noel breaks down the Church’s position on tattoos. Deacon Pedro sits down with Fr. Arturo Estrada, SJ. Ukrainian Bishop Bryan Bayda honours those impacted by the Humboldt tragedy.
E6 | behold
L’Arche Daybreak in Richmond Hill, Ontario, celebrates a jubilee in a creative way. The perilous work of preserving ancient manuscripts and the Benedictine monk leading the effort. A long-standing Christian mission that builds community by baking bread. Is Quebec legalizing religious discrimination? A breakdown of Bill 21.
E5 | behold
In Saskatchewan, Catholics and Anglicans work together and strengthen ecumenical ties. We learn about an ancient vocation. Noel sits down with Dr. Moira McQueen to discuss safe injection sites. Deacon Pedro explains the legal expansion of Medical Aid in Dying. We visit an innovative school in Ottawa.
E4 | behold
Look at the life and work of Peter Paul Rubens. We speak with Sr. Annmarie Sanders from the Leadership Conference of Women Religious. A high school art club show us how students strengthen their faith; find out why we celebrate Christmas in December; we reflect on the difficulties of the holiday.
E3 | behold
Hear from advocates against clerical sexual abuse in Regina. Step inside Studio on the Hill, the art studio of Sr. Helen Kluke, CSJ. Learn about the life of Nicholas Black Elk. Plus: An interview with Fr. Richard Ho-Lung, MOP, and Deacon Pedro-Guevara Mann chronicles the history of abortion in Canada.
E2 | behold
Examine the legacy of soon-to-be canonized Cardinal John Henry Newman through the Newman Centre apostolate, learn about "justice tourism" in the Holy Land, and step inside the ordination ceremony of a young priest. Plus, we take a closer look at Extraordinary Missionary Month.
E1 | behold
Step inside the life of the wife of a Catholic priest. Learn about the launch of the Global Catholic Climate Movement’s Canadian chapter. Fr. Dan Horan talks about the Congregation for Catholic Education’s latest document on gender. Then we spend a day riding with the Knights on Bikes Canada.
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