Special guest: Gregory Beath,Office of Formation for Discipleship, Archdiocese of Toronto.

Does God take risks? Does God invite us to take risks? How does living a sacramental life express the vulnerability of God and of ourselves?

Reflect on the action of God in our lives and the paradox of power in weakness. A life lived in faith is indeed risky business!

Special guest Philo Lim, a member of the Madonna House lay community speaks about "Poustinia: Encountering God in Silence, Solitude and Prayer". "Poustinia" is a Russian word which means desert. It is an Eastern spirituality introduced to the West by Catherine Doherty in the early 1960s. Poustinia is basically a place/room/cabin set aside for one to go and encounter God in silence and solitude with prayer and fasting, our food being the scriptures, the Word of God. In other words, poustinia is a desert experience... and through that experience, we find the door to our own heart where the Holy Trinity dwells

Faith Connections, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto, welcomes young adults 18 to 39 to engage in opportunities that generate spiritual growth and community-building.

Special guest Sr. Jacqueline de Verteuil, CSJ., talks about how each of us as Christians are called to mystagogia. Throughout our lifetime we continue to unveil the mysteries of the fulness of Christ in our lives.

Special guest Marie-Lauren Gregoire B.A., B.J., a spoken word artist, writer and communicator explores the power of the spoken word as testimony and proclamation and how each of us can deliver the spoken word.

Faith Connections, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto, welcomes young adults 18 to 39 to engage in opportunities that generate spiritual growth and community-building.

Living in a world of constant noise and multiple demands on our time, how does one find stillness, silence and opportunities for prayerful reflection?

Fr. Michael Machacek, Executive Director of the Newman Centre at the University of Toronto, shares an introductory reflection on the importance and practice of silence.

Architecture has a fundamental role in communicating beliefs, ideas, and cosmologies; it expresses our identity and culture. Sacred space in particular has, throughout history, mediated a wider relationship between our lived experience and the divine.

Special guest Michael Nicholas-Schmidt, M.Arch., discusses where theology and Architecture overlap.

Questions to think about as you listen:

In our secular world, where can we find the sacred and how can architecture express this relationship?
How can the way we construct, occupy, and interact in our city be an act of faith?
What role do our beliefs have in the everyday language of our cities?

Special guests: Ninette D’Souza, teacher chaplain, Cardinal Newman school, and Bob Holmes, CSB, Christian Peacemaker Team chaplain.

Faith Connections, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto, welcomes young adults 18 to 39 to engage in opportunities that generate spiritual growth and community-building.

Fr. James Mallon, creator of the series "Catholicism 201", speaks to the topic of Faith in the Media, in this edition of Theology on Tap.

Faith Connections, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto, welcomes young adults 18 to 39 to engage in opportunities that generate spiritual growth and community-building.

Featuring a talk by David Price, Judge, Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

Faith Connections, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto, welcomes young adults 18 to 39 to engage in opportunities that generate spiritual growth and community-building.

Featuring a talk by L’Arche Toronto Assistant & Core Member. Faith Connections, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto, welcomes young adults 18 to 39 to engage in opportunities that generate spiritual growth and community-building.