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Welcome to Things I Wish I Knew! Inspired by St. Ignatius of Loyola, who believed in finding God in all things, host Julia Corcoran chats with guests about God at work in big life moments and what they wish they had known beforehand. Dive in for heartfelt stories and reflections that may just inspire you to see things differently. Discover more at Thinking Faith, the Jesuits in Britain CIO's online journal: www.thinkingfaith.org
Unknown Host hosts Things I Wish I Knew, a christianity show with 47 episodes published.
In this episode, Julia speaks with Angelo Jesus Canta, a Jesuit scholastic, writer, and campus minister, who shares his journey of discernment and the challenges of imposter syndrome while training for the priesthood. An
In this episode, Julia speaks with Jacqueline Clovis, a Catholic life coach who shares her journey of self-discovery and the importance of embracing the present moment. Jacqueline opens up about her struggles with infert
In this episode, Julia speaks with Emma Walton, a Catholic artist and mother of two, who shares her transformative journey from a conventional Christian upbringing to a profound encounter with Catholicism. As she recount
In this episode, Julia speaks with Dallya Alhorri, an inspiring member of the Jesuit Refugee Service team, as she shares her poignant journey from Sudan to the UK. Dallya reflects on the challenges she faced when she arr
In this episode, Julia is joined by Massimo Di Muccio, who shares his some of his journey from a traditional Italian Catholic upbringing to a more personal relationship with Jesus. Massimo explores the evolution of his f
In this episode, Julia speaks with Patricia Tahirindray, Programme Coordinator at the Centre Arrupe in Madagascar, about the real-life impact of climate change in her country. Patricia shares her journey into environment
What do you wish you knew before turning 30? In this episode, Julia sits down with Pippa Fletcher, a lay missionary in the Catholic Church, to reflect on the lessons she learned in her twenties. From moving to London and
In this episode, Julia continues her conversation with Antonia Sobocki from LOUDfence, a passionate advocate for victim-survivors of childhood abuse, as they delve deeper into the vision of a truly healing church. Antoni
In this episode, Julia sits down with Antonia Sobocki, a courageous victim-survivor of childhood abuse, who shares her profound journey of healing and the role faith played in her life. Antonia reflects on her experience
In this episode, Julia and producer Ethel return for another reflective conversation, delving into the profound and often subtle ways that God shows up in our lives. They revisit themes from previous episodes, including
In this episode, Julia speaks with Edwin Fawcett, a Catholic therapist and music minister, about the vital relationship between therapy and faith. Edwin shares his journey from music ministry to therapy, highlighting the
In this episode, Julia speaks with Dr Nicolete Burbach, a Catholic theologian from the London Jesuit Centre, about her journey as a trans woman and her work on trans inclusion within the Church. Nicky shares her unique p
In this episode, Julia speaks with Lauren Heithaus, the founder of Hidden Catholic, about her journey of faith and the joy of sharing it with others. Lauren reflects on how travel, history, and pilgrimage shaped her love
In this episode, Julia speaks with Veronica, a member of the Jesuit young adult community at Farm Street Church, about learning to recognise God’s presence in the midst of change and uncertainty. Reflecting on her move t
In this episode, Julia chats with Naoise Grenham about his journey from Dublin to London and the moment he decided to live his life faithfully. Naoise opens up about growing up in a big, tight-knit family, the importance
In this episode, Julia speaks with Christine Allen, the director of CAFOD, about her remarkable journey in faith and leadership, as well as the importance of authenticity in her role. Christine shares her experiences gro
Julia Corcoran continues the conversation with Lauren Windle, who opens up about the tough realities of addiction and the struggle to stay sober in a world that often normalises drinking. Lauren reminds us that addiction
In this powerful conversation, Julia sits down with Lauren Windle to explore her inspiring journey from addiction to over 11 years of sobriety. Lauren shares how alcohol and drugs once felt like an escape from social anx
In this episode, Julia speaks with Reverend Jonathan Aitken, a former MP who shares his transformative journey from a life of politics to an 18-month prison sentence for perjury, and ultimately to becoming an ordained mi
In this reflective episode, Julia is joined by producer Ethel as they pause to consider the journey of the podcast and the themes that have emerged so far. Together, they discuss the importance of community, the unexpect
Christine Allen
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Emma Walton
Catholic
1 appearance on this show
Dallya Alhorri
Jesuit Refugee Service
1 appearance on this show
Pippa Fletcher
Catholic Church
1 appearance on this show
Antonia Sobocki
LOUDfence
1 appearance on this show
Dr Nicolete Burbach
London Jesuit Centre
1 appearance on this show
Lauren Heithaus
Hidden Catholic
1 appearance on this show
Veronica
Farm Street Church
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