A podcast series designed to support, encourage, and challenge leaders and teachers in Catholic education. Our goal is to provide a consistent, personal, and visible platform for formation grounded in theology, leadership, reflection, and the lived reality of school life.

Teach Challenge Transform
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Podcast Overview
A podcast series designed to support, encourage, and challenge leaders and teachers in Catholic education. Our goal is to provide a consistent, personal, and visible platform for formation grounded in theology, leadership, reflection, and the lived reality of school life.
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8/11/2025
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Recent Episodes

June 24, 2026
Liturgy 1 - A Conversation with Michael Mangan
<p>What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you think "Liturgy"? If it's thoughts of nervousness, dread, or frustration, this episode is especially for you. Today we sit down with Michael Mangan, Liturgy Education Consultant with Liturgy Brisbane, to discuss what liturgy is, how to work with it, and the power it has for enhance formation, community, and belonging in our Catholic Schools and Colleges.</p>

June 9, 2026
Praying Scripture Slowly - Lectio Divina in the Classroom and Inner Life
<p>What if Scripture was more than something we teach? What if it became a way we pray, listen, and are transformed? In today's episode, we explore Lectio Divina as a contemplative practice: one that slows us down, deepens our inner life, and helps students encounter Scripture as living prayer rather than mere content. We unpack the movements of Lectio, explore practical classroom approaches including SOAP Journaling, and reflect on why praying with Scripture may be one of the most important spiritual practices teachers can reclaim in a distracted and noisy world.</p>

May 26, 2026
The Holy Trinity - Riddle to Explain, or Reality to Experience?
<p>For many students (and teachers too!) the Trinity can feel like an impossible equation: three persons, one God, somehow all at once. But what if the Trinity was never meant to be solved like a riddle? What if being made in the image of a relational God changes how we understand community, belonging, justice, compassion, and even the words of Jesus: “Love your neighbour as yourself”?</p><p>In this episode we explore the Trinity not primarily as a mathematical puzzle, but as a mystery of relationship, communion, and love. Drawing on Scripture, the Athanasian Creed, and the Catholic tradition, this conversation opens up the Trinity as a way of understanding God, humanity, and the interconnectedness of all things. We look to give teachers practical ways to talk about Trinity with students beyond formulas and analogies to helping young people in all year levels move from simply learning about God to encountering the divine reality at the heart of existence itself.</p>
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