In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina transition from talking about old 80s and 90s jams to continuing their discussion of the Eucharist. In particular, they share ideas for engaging parents and students in a deeper understanding and experience of the Sacrament.

In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina share funny school Mass related stories and then jump into talking about the Eucharist. They particularly discuss how educators can personally understand the Eucharist in preparation for sharing it with students.

In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina continue their discussion about the Paschal Mystery talking about everything from donuts, to suffering, to self-care.

In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina reflect upon the Paschal Mystery (the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus) and how God is calling us to support one another in our schools as we experience our own joys and challenges.

In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina explore the mystery of the Trinity and the reality that we were created to be in relationship with God and one another. They also discuss how to strengthen, reveal, and restore our school communities.

In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina continue their conversation about the Incarnation and what it means for schools. They also share practical tips about how to honor the God-given dignity of students and co-workers.

Book: At the Heart of the Church -- https://tinyurl.com/w39246ea

In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina begin talking about the mission of Jesus and how the reality of God becoming human impacts our Catholic schools today.

In this episode of the Heart and School Podcast, Nicky, Laura, and Gina discuss the beauty of the Catholic School's mission as part of the greater mission of the Church. They also share practical tips for living the mission in our schools and classrooms.