by jonathan doyle | Jun 6, 2022
C.S. Lewis is one of the greatest thinkers and writers of the 20th century. His ability to incisively communicate the deepest of truths has few rivals. In today’s episode I explore on of his simplest yet most extraordinary quotes. It goes to the very heart of...
by jonathan doyle | Jun 5, 2022
Our modern world is wildly technocratic and its essential religion is rapidly becoming a mix of scientism and consumerism. As such, there has never been a more important time to stand against this dark tide by a return to the deepest meaning of what it is to be human....
by jonathan doyle | Jun 4, 2022
There are so many things that make the Catholic Church unique in her journey throughout history. One of those things is that she is always at her very best when she is not engaged in the ‘system of the world’ but rather stands as a prophetic witness...
by jonathan doyle | Jun 3, 2022
In today’s episode we explore a powerful insight from retired Archbishop Charles Chaput. He reminds us that if the Catholic Church just becomes one more mouthpiece of ethical pieties and ‘I Stand With…” hashtags then we really don’t have...
by jonathan doyle | Jun 2, 2022
In many Catholic schools these days the essential mission has been lost in a malaise of political activism and a hunt for enrolments and higher test scores. Is it possible that many schools have lost their way? In this episode we go back to a 2014 Vatican document...
by jonathan doyle | Jun 1, 2022
What if your most difficult students or colleagues were actually a gift that God has placed in your life. While it may not feel like it the truth is that we tend to grow much more through dealing with difficult people than we realise.Grab your free access to my...
by jonathan doyle | May 31, 2022
We all have our faults but never forget that the devil wants to make sure you feel that you will never overcome them. In today’s episode we explore another great quote that reminds us that it’s not only if we fall that matters but how we make the effort to...
by jonathan doyle | May 30, 2022
What if you and your students have been created exactly as God intended? As a Catholic teacher you no doubt have experienced first hand the lack of self-esteem that can impact so many young people. In today’s message we explore a great quote from George...
by jonathan doyle | May 29, 2022
Today we discuss a beautiful quote from the great Catholic writer Evelyn Underhill. She reminds us that the call into deeper prayer and silence is a precious and necessary way to buffer ourselves from the noice and chaos of the world that surrounds us.Grab your free...
by jonathan doyle | May 28, 2022
It’s a common mistake to think that we chose teaching because we simply liked young people or that we had an interest in a particular subject and wanted to teach it to people. In today’s episode we discuss a much more compelling truth. We must be...
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