Vern Swanson survived a horrific car accident and exceeded all expectations in his recovery. His story is a testament that medicine is amazing, but can sometimes only get us so far. God is good.
How much pain and loss can one family take? This episode will attempt to answer that question. How resilient are children, really? The Shortens are a testament that spiritual meaning can be found at any age, and in any circumstance.
Nick Piccoli shares his experience with sarcoidosis, a rare condition of the respiratory system that almost ended his career as a musician. His triumph in the face of adversity can show you how to make meaning out of any situation in life: war, disease, loss and love.
Mary Zizzo's amazing life and dedication to service is a shining example of how to live the Christian life. Decades of joyful service make a true disciple of Christ.
An incredible chance encounter shows how love, "knocking on the door" and the generosity of strangers can change a community on the other side of the planet.
John was shot 7 times and each major organ was HIT. Yet he survived, only to fight the worst type of crime imaginable. This is how he maintains his faith despite it all.
Married for over 70 years, John and Jun Goulart tell an amazing story of what the world was once like, and all the ways they've seen it change. This is a story about how to do marriage correctly.
Jan Hoffert is a mother whose job it is to care for a child, Kelly, with spina bifida - rare and complicated disorder of the spine and brain. She ensures Kelly's life lacks no dignity and faith ensures a successful outcome.
An amazing non-profit that does vision care in Kingston, the Jamaica Outreach Program is another way our church spreads the gospel without reading a single verse.
Our pastor and friend, Father Bob. An amazing life that could have gone any direction. Instead it went towards the path of service to the Lord.
What does is mean to fully commit to the Catholic life, trust God and play the cards you've been dealt? The McGrails will tell you. This is a story about conversion and commitment.
This is a story celebrating the vibrant life of Charlie Mottram, the brother of Ashley, who was featured in a previous podcast. His energy and zest for life was contagious, and he'll never be forgotten.
Shunned by prior faith communities because of bigotry over interracial relationships, Catherine and Angelo Vaughn have found a home at St. John XXIII. This is a story about love and second chances.
Ashley document the heartbreaking journey of her child's life - a life that lasted only 3 days. This is a story of resilience and hope, and healing despite tragedy.
We recognize the sacrifices our volunteers make and the amazing ripple effects they have in the community.
Ana Murga finds new meaning and an expression of her faith through the hospital ministry.
Adam Nguyen crossed oceans, escaped pirates and lived on a half-cup of rice per day for a month to experience religious freedom. He left everything behind for the possibility of a better life in the United States. He got it, and so much more.