Some of Our Topics
We offer numerous themes and formats for a wide variety of audiences (professional, clergy, lay, etc.).
Sowers of Hope
A Journey of Christian Hope
Jesus often taught through the images of nature—seeds, soil, water, light, and vines—revealing profound truths about the Kingdom of God. This inspiring journey explores these familiar images to discover how God nurtures hope within us and calls each of us to become sowers of hope in the lives of others. Available as three consecutive evenings, a weekly series, or a weekend retreat.
Hearts Open to God
A Journey of Acceptance
Being open to receive is at the heart of the Christian life. This journey explores what it means to receive ourselves, others, life's blessings and sufferings, and, above all, God's transforming grace. Participants will discover how acceptance can become the first step toward healing, freedom, and deeper faith.
Available as three consecutive evenings, a weekly series, a day of reflection, or a weekend retreat.
Jesus, Be Born in Me
Advent is more than preparing for Christmas—it's preparing our hearts for Christ to be born anew within us. This inspiring presentation offers practical ways to deepen prayer, welcome God's presence, and experience the joy and wonder of Christmas in a more meaningful way.
A Waiting Heart
Advent invites us into a season of waiting—but waiting isn't always easy. What if, instead of simply looking ahead to what we're waiting for, we learned to enter more fully into the waiting itself? Together, we'll explore how waiting can become a sacred space for stillness, trust, and the hidden work of grace—and discover what Advent can teach us about the seasons of waiting in our own lives.
The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is not only the gift of Pentecost but the source of our daily strength, wisdom, and hope. Through Scripture, story, and reflection, this presentation explores how the Spirit continues to guide, transform, and empower us to live as faithful disciples of Christ.
Servant Leadership
What does authentic Christian leadership look like? Drawing on Scripture and the example of Christ, this presentation explores the qualities, virtues, and spiritual practices of servant leadership, offering practical insights for anyone called to lead and serve.
We Thirst: Christian Reflections on Addiction
We Thirst is a comprehensive five-session video series that explores addiction through the lens of Catholic faith, contemporary science, and lived experience. Since 2015, it has been bringing hope, healing, and understanding to individuals, families, parishes, and communities around the world.
Walk With Jesus
A Lenten Journey of Discernment
Every day we make choices that shape our lives. By reflecting on key moments in Jesus' public ministry—from His Baptism to the Cross—we discover practical wisdom for discerning God's will and following Christ more faithfully during Lent.
Available as three consecutive evenings, a weekly series, or a weekend retreat.
Following His Lead
A Journey of Discipleship
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? This journey explores the heart of Christian discipleship, inviting participants to grow in compassion, humility, and hope while discovering practical ways to live their faith more intentionally each day.
Available as three consecutive evenings, a weekly series, or a weekend retreat.
Fixed on Christ
Amid the busyness of the season, Advent invites us to fix our eyes on Christ. Drawing on the rich Scripture readings of Advent, this presentation explores practical ways to prepare our hearts for Christmas, recognize Christ's presence today, and live in joyful hope of His coming.
Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Grace
Through the lives of St. Patrick and Venerable Matt Talbot, this presentation explores how ordinary people become extraordinary disciples through prayer, fasting, generosity, and perseverance. Participants will discover timeless practices that can deepen their own relationship with Christ and strengthen their journey toward holiness.
Especially appropriate for Lent and around the Feast of St. Patrick.
Encountering God in Prayer
Deepening Our Prayer Through Practice
Prayer is more than something we learn about—it’s something we practice. In this four-part series, we’ll begin by looking at what it means to deepen our relationship with God, then experience several different forms of prayer together. Each week offers an opportunity to slow down, try a different way of praying, and discover practices that can become part of your own prayer life.
Living in the Spirit
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit in Everyday Life
What difference does the Holy Spirit make in the way we actually live? As Pentecost approaches, we’ll look at the gifts God has already given us and how they can help us navigate decisions, relationships, challenges, and the ordinary circumstances of life. Together, we’ll consider what it means to become more aware of the Spirit’s presence, more receptive to His guidance, and more willing to follow where He leads.
Masterpiece in the Making
A Journey of Holiness
We are all masterpieces in the making. Through the lens of the Divine Artist, this journey explores how God transforms even our imperfections into something beautiful, inviting us to embrace the lifelong journey of holiness with hope and trust. Available as three consecutive evenings, a weekly series, a day of reflection, or a weekend retreat.
Awakening to God’s Presence
The Advent season invites us to slow down and become more attentive to God's presence amid the noise and distractions of daily life. This presentation offers practical ways to cultivate greater awareness of God's presence, deepen prayer, and prepare our hearts to welcome Christ.
Making Room
What does it mean to truly welcome Christ into our lives? Through Scripture, prayer, music, and reflection, this journey explores how opening our hearts to Christ transforms the way we welcome others, recognize His presence, and live with hope. Available as a three-part parish mission, day of reflection, weekend retreat, or individual presentation.
The Celtic Way
Ancient Wisdom for the Spiritual Journey
What might an ancient spiritual tradition teach us about finding God in the middle of ordinary life? Drawing from Celtic Christian practices, we’ll explore practical ways to pray, become more attentive to God’s presence, find meaning in the natural world, and bring faith into the rhythms of daily life. Through reflection, music, imagery, and prayer, we’ll consider simple practices we can carry with us long after St. Patrick’s Day.
Deep Prayer
Constant distractions can leave us feeling scattered in both life and prayer. This presentation explores why that happens and offers practical, proven approaches that help restore our ability to quiet our hearts, focus on God, and enter more deeply into prayer.
The Real Presence: Why Your Mindset Matters
Could your beliefs about the Eucharist be shaping your experience of God's grace? Blending current research on mindset with the Church's teaching on the Real Presence, this multimedia presentation offers fresh insights that inspire a deeper faith and a more meaningful encounter with Christ in the Eucharist.