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Welcome to Catholic Education Matters the podcast that celebrates the beauty of Catholic education, highlighting excellence in academics, athletics, and the transformative power of faith. Join us as we share the stories of those making a lasting impact on Catholic education.
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We aim to see the whole Church, whole again. We will do this by interviewing Church leaders of various backgrounds, cultures, and denominations to see how we can pursue complete unity in Christ. We will also investigate historic arguments in the Church and how the Church has maintained unity in the face of diverse beliefs in the past. . Each episode we will leave our audience with a tangible takeaway that will enable us to take action towards real, practical Church unity. . Follow us on Soci ...
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The Forgotten Podcast

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We want to see people everywhere supporting the foster care community and experiencing Jesus together. So, in this podcast, we are sharing the stories of the foster care community to bring awareness that leads to action!
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The discourse presented herein delves into the intricate tapestry of Christmas traditions as observed across various strands of the Christian faith. Central to our dialogue is the exploration of how these traditions have evolved, as well as their significance in contemporary society. Our esteemed guests, Father Jonathan Resmini, Pastor Dr. Peter Be…
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In this episode of Catholic Education Matters, host Troy Van Vliet sits down with Murray and Patty and Neilson to share their powerful family journey from Protestantism to Catholicism, sparked by their son Kyle’s studies in Christian history and theology. The Neilsons reflect on confronting long-held misconceptions about the Catholic Church, discov…
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In this episode of Catholic Education Matters, Archbishop Richard Smith joins host Troy Van Vliet to reflect on his transition to the Archdiocese of Vancouver, the city’s remarkable cultural diversity, and the unique challenges and blessings of Catholic education in British Columbia. He contrasts BC’s partially funded system with fully funded model…
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"Your Matter Matters" is an innovative podcast series developed in collaboration with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Anazao Podcast Network, spearheaded by Pastors Will Rose and Thomas Johnston. This series aspires to facilitate meaningful conversations about the intersection of faith and science, providing an educational…
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In our concluding episode of the Whole Church Science Fair series, we reflect upon the profound insights garnered from our extensive discussions over the past several weeks. The salient point of our discourse centers on the harmonious coexistence of faith and science, a relationship that transcends mere compatibility and delves into the intricacies…
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In this very special episode, our usual host, Jami Kaeb, is taking a turn in the guest seat. Stepping in to act as the host is our dear friend (and repeat guest) Jamie Finn! The Forgotten Podcast is celebrating 10 years of creating content that serves, equips, and encourages those in the foster care community, as well as exalts the name of Jesus. T…
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This episode of Catholic Education Matters features a deep, wide-ranging conversation between host Troy Van Vliet and philosopher and Catholic educator Rolando Islas (making his second appearance on the show) on the challenges and opportunities facing Catholic education today. The discussion explores the meaning and purpose of Catholic liberal arts…
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In this penultimate installment of our Whole Church Science Fair series, we engage in a profound dialogue with Dr. Jamie Probin, a distinguished professor at Charleston Southern University, whose academic pursuits encompass applied mathematics and theoretical physics, with a particular focus on cosmology. Central to our discourse is the Big Bang th…
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My guest for this conversation didn’t set out to have fourteen children in her home. But through every step of her journey, she boldly trusted in the Lord and kept stepping out in faith. Beth van der Wel is not only a biological mom to three, but she is also an adoptive and foster parent to an additional 11 children. Throughout their nearly three d…
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Neural Relational Integration emerges as a pivotal theme in our discourse, underscoring how an enriched understanding of our gut and heart brains can significantly enhance communication within faith communities. In this continuation of the Whole Church Science Fair miniseries, we engage with Dr. Shaleen Kendrick, whose expertise in neuroscience and…
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In this inspiring episode of Catholic Education Matters, host Troy Van Vliet welcomes Canadian musician and mental health advocate Robb Nash, whose near-fatal car crash at 17 transformed his life and mission. Robb shares how his recovery journey - from physical trauma and suicidal despair to rediscovering faith and purpose - led him to create The R…
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Rachel Jordan joins us for a compelling exploration of the intricate relationship between faith and science, as articulated in her book "If the Ocean Has a Soul: A Marine Biologist's Pursuit of Truth through Deep Waters of Faith and Science." This episode of "The Whole Church Science Fair" delves into the profound interconnectedness of creation, em…
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What should I do if I have a heart for the foster care community, but I can’t open my home to foster right now? We hear this question often. Sometimes it comes from individuals who have fostered before and are simply in a season where they need to pause. Other times we hear it from people who don’t feel called to foster, but still have a deep passi…
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The salient point of this podcast episode is the exploration of the microbiome and its implications for our understanding of faith, as discussed by Dr. John Pohl. In this enlightening conversation, I, Joshua Noel, engage with Dr. Pohl to uncover how the intricate world of bacteria within us can reflect and enrich our spiritual lives. We delve into …
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In this episode of Catholic Education Matters, host Troy Van Vliet engages in an inspiring conversation with philanthropist and businessman Andy Szocs, exploring his journey from humble beginnings in northern Manitoba to building and eventually transferring ownership of his successful company to his employees. Andy shares insights on leadership, em…
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The episode delves into the often-contentious relationship between conservative Christianity, particularly as represented by the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), and the scientific community. Through the insights of Dr. Benjamin Phillips and Dr. David Perry, we explore how individuals can perceive God through the lens of scientific inquiry, speci…
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It’s no secret that the child welfare system can be frustrating for children, their biological families, and foster families alike. More often than not, agency workers are the people who have to carry the brunt of this frustration. Yet, if we were to take a look behind the scenes, we would see individuals who care deeply about children and families…
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The discourse presented in this inaugural episode of "The Whole Church Science Fair" elucidates the prevalent notion that science and faith are often perceived as antithetical. Joshua Noel and TJ Blackwell delve into the historical context of this dichotomy, particularly highlighting the Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925, which serves as a pivotal moment…
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In this episode of Catholic Education Matters, host Troy Van Vliet welcomes David Hunt for an inspiring conversation about faith, education, and conversion. David shares his remarkable journey from growing up as a Protestant pastor’s son to finding truth and unity in the Catholic Church. Through deep study of Church history, the writings of the ear…
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This podcast segment features an enlightening discussion with Dr. Ernest C. Lucas, wherein he elucidates his unique perspective on the intricate relationship between faith and science. At the core of our conversation lies the assertion that a Christian worldview is foundational to the practice of modern science, as it fosters an understanding of th…
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The child welfare system is far from perfect. However, numerous individuals, agency workers, and organizations like us are working faithfully to help support and uplift the children and families within that system. Our guest today knows this system intimately, as he has worked within it for over 40 years. Norm Suire worked first at Elgin Mental Hea…
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This episode of Catholic Education Matters features a powerful conversation between host Troy Van Vliet and Professor Rolando Islas, a philosopher and ethicist with a rich background in business, technology, and academia. Together, they explore the deeper purpose of business beyond profit, the challenges of teaching ethics in today’s secular enviro…
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The discourse presented in this episode centers on the intricate relationship between faith and the utilization of language, specifically focusing on the concepts of cursing, cussing, and the telling of risqué jokes. The panel, comprising Joshua, TJ, and their esteemed guests, including Josh Patterson, Ryan Does, and Pastor Will Rose, delve into ho…
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Foster care has a way of changing how we see the world. It asks us to step into hard places, stay present, and let God reshape our perspective. For our latest guest, that’s meant gaining a richer perspective on biological parents, a deeper appreciation for the beauty and challenges of caring for children with disabilities, and so much more. Crystal…
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The discourse presented in this episode centers on the intricate relationship between faith and the utilization of language, specifically focusing on the concepts of cursing, cussing, and the telling of risqué jokes. The panel, comprising Joshua, TJ, and their esteemed guests, including Josh Patterson, Ryan Does, and Pastor Will Rose, delve into ho…
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The primary focus of this episode is an in-depth exploration of the books of Daniel and Proverbs, as elucidated by the esteemed Biblical Scholar, Dr. Ernest C. Lucas. Through a rigorous discussion, we delve into Dr. Lucas's scholarly interpretations of these biblical texts, examining their implications for contemporary Christian practice and unders…
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“When trauma is our teacher, we are ill-equipped to live healthy lives in healthy environments. What we learn, we live.” We know that trauma often accompanies children when they enter the child welfare system. Usually, we talk about the effects of trauma and how caregivers can respond with support. Today, we’re looking at trauma through the lens of…
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The conversation presented herein probes the profound thematic elements embedded within the song "Long Dark Night" by Judah & the Lion, a piece that resonates deeply with the essence of Dr. Peter Beck's forthcoming literary work, "The Dark Night of the Soul." Dr. Beck elucidates the intricate connection between the song and the existential struggle…
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Joshua Noel engages in a profound dialogue with Dr. Peter Beck regarding his recently published work, "The Dark Night of the Soul". Central to their discourse is the pressing issue of mental health, focusing on topics such as PTSD and the tragic prevalence of suicide among veterans and clergy. Dr. Beck candidly shares his personal experiences with …
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