At The Well

The Crucifixion & Death of Jesus Christ is a moment that transcends all space and time. Join the Women at the Well as they reflect on the moment when God's Creation betrays and kills their Creator. When the world in all its ugliness, upsets the natural world as they destroy the supernatural.

The Carrying of the Cross contains within it several of the Stations of the Cross. In this immortalized walk to Golgotha, Christ teaches us innumerable lessons about what it means to suffer, fall and minister to those He meets. As we journey towards the Church's celebration of the Paschal Mysteries, the Women at the Well reflect on the the events that transpire while Jesus carries his cross towards Golgotha-his destiny.

How do you react when you are persecuted? Can you love your enemy? Find forgiveness for those that hate you? Listen to this episode of the Podcast At The Well as the women discuss the Third Sorrowful Mystery, Jesus' Crowning with Thorns.

In this second Sorrowful mystery, the Women At The Well, reflect on the Scourging at the Pillar. We can learn countless things about Jesus' posture and Mary's suffering during this bloody scene. We hope that these reflections help you draw practical applications each time you meditate on this mystery. We are praying for all our listeners and we hope you all have a fruitful and blessed Lenten Season! God bless

As we complete the first full week of Lent, the Women At The Well, begin their reflections on the Sorrowful Mysteries in preparation for Good Friday. During the Lenten Season, you can also access a previously recorded Lenten Virtual Retreat by visiting www.atthewell.ca and selecting Lenten Retreat. We are praying for all our listeners and we hope you all have a fruitful and blessed Lenten Season! God bless

The Women At The Well wrap up the Joyful Mysteries with this Fifth Joyful Mystery, the Finding of Jesus in the Temple. Please join them as they walk with Mother Mary and St. Joseph, to the joy of finding, only after persevering through the suffering, the Son of God in His Father's house. Happy Listening!

As we move into the Ordinary from the Christmas Season, join the Women At The Well as they reflect on the Fourth Joyful Mystery, the Presentation of the Lord. Obedience may seem like an ordinary thing to do, but the results of obedience are always extraordinary. See how the Lord has blessed the people involved in the Presentation, and how He may be waiting to bless you.

Reflecting on that silent night when Jesus Christ was born, the Women At The Well invite you to immerse yourself in the story of Christmas for this Third Joyful Mystery, the Nativity of Our Lord.

"Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb!" Join the Women At The Well, as they reflect on this iconic moment of Mary visiting her cousin St. Elizabeth and the child in her womb, St. John the Baptist. Mary's first act after receiving the Annunciation was to bring Jesus to others, and her mission, was to serve them.

The Women At The Well are back for Season 4!!! Join them in a special season where they meditate on the Life of Jesus Christ with His Blessed Mother through the Mysteries of the Holy Rosary. In each episode they will be giving their reflections one mystery at a time. The first five episodes will focus on the Joyful Mysteries, starting with The Annunciation. Special thanks to Steadfast Worship for the new intro! Check out their new hit single "Louder" on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/album/0FzVtrYGrSiYn0diDvPglW?si=7UK-adXJSaeXM18Q-TosdQ

It's the season 3 finale of the Podcast At The Well and to wrap up this season on relationships, join the women at the well as they share their experiences with Christ's Bride, the Church. We are called to love one another. A community of believers is where we can learn how to do just that.

The Women At The Well are joined by Fr. Martin DiCuangco, Pontifical Master of Ceremonies for the Archdiocese of Toronto, and Secretary to His Eminence Cardinal Collins, in an episode that provides some insight into the very special relationship between God, His People, and those that are called to priesthood, religious life, and consecrated life.

This season of 'Relationships' would be incomplete without an episode about one of the most popular questions we get asked and that is: "How do you know if you are ready to start dating?" There is always a beginning to a relationship and in dating we start a journey that may or may not lead to something more. Join the Women At The Well as they have some fun sharing their thoughts on this question.

Happy Mother's Day! A Mother's Love can be the reflection of the Father's Love. In it is found comfort, healing, and compassion. Join the Women At The Well as they explore the bond between mother and child and how that leads us to the Mystery of God as Love.

Jesus, we trust in You! As we approach Divine Mercy Sunday, join the Women At The Well as they pray the Litany of Trust, and discuss the Divine Mercy chaplet, Jesus' example on the Cross, and how we can surrender our will because we are called to love as He did.

As we approach Easter, the women At The Well spent some time reflecting on the Lord's Passion and Suffering, looking upon His Cross, and receiving Jesus' teaching on how to enter into our own suffering ,and pick up our cross to carry with Him. Blessed Holy Week to all of you!

Joining the Women At The Well in this special episode is Kimberly Torio, a re:gen Chastity Missionary for the Office of Catholic Youth in the Archdiocese of Toronto. Listen in to discover how saying no, can really be giving your yes to something greater.

Have you built any walls around your heart? Are you closed off to others because of shame? Guilt? Anger? Hurt? Trauma? Forgiveness is key to finding peace. Join the Women At The Well as they discuss asking for forgiveness and offering forgiveness this Lent as we walk through the desert and uncover ourselves before the Lord, standing before Him, naked without shame.

God created Adam and Eve, not only as the First Humans, but as the First Human Relationship.  Join the women at the well as they discuss this relationship, revealed to us from the book of Genesis, and how it can help us to reflect on the relationships in our own lives.

Reflecting on Jeremiah 1:4-10, the Women At The Well spend some time in episode 3, discussing our unique filial relationship to God as our Creator and how we can find our true identity in our humble beginnings if we place our hope in The One who knows us best.

It can be a little uncomfortable to hear these words: "God Wants To Marry You". Join the women At The Well, as we begin to dive into Season 3, and start our Season about Relationships with the One who wants nothing more than to be with YOU.

We're back! Join the Women At The Well for a Third Season of fun, fellowship, and the feminine genius. This season will be all about Relationships and the greatest Love that awaits you. This first episode is just a quick catch up and introduction into the season. God bless you as we pray for a blessed New Year to all!

Another year, another season. Thank you for joining us in this Season of Growth. As we complete this season, we look back and discuss some of the reflections we have had, where God was pruning us, and what are some of the learnings we can take with us on the journey going forward. Stay tuned for Season 3 in Fall 2021!

God doesn't need our prayers? Listen to this episode to find out what the Women At The Well are talking about? What does this mean? Why do we pray? Why do we need it? Experiencing dryness in your prayer? Tell us what your favourite prayer is.

Keeping with the theme of The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus for the month of June, and acknowledging the Masculine Genius, join the Women At The Well discuss these and more, with another special guest, Fr. Matthew McCarthy, Vocations Director of the Archdiocese of Toronto.

At The Well meets with a very special guest, His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins of the Archdiocese of Toronto, to discuss his Pastoral Letter on the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Heart Speaks to Heart. You can find a copy of his letter and other resources here: https://www.archtoronto.org/en/offices-and-ministries/sub-sites/sacred-heart/sacred-heart-jesus/

Happy 1st Year Anniversary to the Podcast At The Well! Thank you so much for listening to us over the past year. We are truly grateful that you have accompanied us on this journey and hope that you continue to accompany us as we grow. The Holy Spirit and Mother Mary has definitely been inspiring us from the beginning, when we launched our first episode last May during the celebration of Pentecost. So, for this episode we wanted to debunk some myths of Evangelization in the hope that you too, will be inspired to share your faith with others.

To honour Mother Mary in the month of May, the women at the well spend some time reflecting on the Fatima message and how it is still a relevant message for all of us today, more than 100 years later.

Join the conversation with the Women At The Well to find out why you need to rest before you burn out, and how you can prepare to enter into His rest.

In this season of "Growth", join the Women at the Well as they pray with Scripture using Lectio Divina. Contemplating a short passage of the Gospel of Luke, immerse yourself in the Story of Salvation as it unfolds, with this episode, The Word and You.

This Holy Saturday, join the women at the well as they reflect on some of the spiritual fruit they received this Lent, especially through praying the Stations of the Cross and meditating on the Lord's Passion. What have you been meditating on this Lent?

How does St. Joseph restore masculinity for both men and women in our modern world? Tune in and join the women at the well, as they discuss the holy witness of Jesus' chosen earthly father. Protector of both the Immaculate Conception and the Word of God.

Listen to Talk #3 of 3, of the Podcast At The Well's 2021 Lenten Retreat "By His Wounds We Are Healed".

Listen to Talk #2 of 3, of the Podcast At The Well's 2021 Lenten Retreat "By His Wounds We Are Healed".

Listen to Talk #1 of 3, of the Podcast At The Well's 2021 Lenten Retreat "By His Wounds We Are Healed".

We hear these words when we receive the ashes at the start of Lent: "Repent and Believe in the Gospel", but what does that mean? Join the Women at the Well as they discuss why the Sacrament of Confession is a Sacrament of Healing and all about our relationship with God, how it reconciles us to Him.

Before we head into the Lenten Season, let us ask for the Living Water to sustain us in the desert, as we remember the gift of the Sacrament of Baptism, just as Jesus himself is baptized, before He himself goes into the desert to be tempted by the devil.

Are you struggling with the sin of pride? Are you aware of your own blindspots? How can we search our hearts to know the answers to these questions? Join the women At The Well, as we discuss what we can do to make change and growth possible through the virtue of humility and self-awareness.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Welcome Back to Season 2 of At The Well with Alex, Erica, and Rachelle. We are so excited to start this new calendar year, in the beginnings of the new liturgical year, with a focus on "Growth". Take a journey with us, and allow God to meet us where ever we are, root us in His Love, plant seeds in our hearts, and allow them to grow under any of life's circumstances.

Joy is a fruit of the Holy Spirit. How can we cultivate a Spirit of Joy this Christmas amidst a global pandemic, illness, self-isolation, and social distancing? Listen in on our final episode for this 2020 Advent Season, with Youth Minister Pierre-Allain Dorval and the Women At The Well in Waiting for the Messiah: Rejoice in Hope.

What are angels? Who are they in the hierarchy of beings? Do you talk to your guardian angel? Listen in as we discuss these questions and more with our very special guest, Fr. Michael Corpus, in this 3rd Advent Series Episode, Waiting for the Messiah: Angels We Have Heard On High.

In this next episode of our Advent Series, "Waiting for the Messiah: Ready or Not?", we welcome Fr. Edwin Gonsalves, Rector of St. Augustine's Seminary in Toronto, to join us At The Well. Fr. Edwin gives us practical ways to help prepare all of us to receive Jesus this Christmas.

Join us for our first Advent Series, Waiting for the Messiah. In this first episode, Expectations v. Reality, we discuss who the Jewish people were waiting for, and how Jesus did, or did not fulfil their expectations, with a very special guest, Fr. John O'Brien. How do we recognize Jesus as our Messiah?

For the Solemnity of All Souls' Day, join the Women at the Well praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet for All Souls.

As we wrap up Season 1 of At The Well, we reflect on this time of global pandemic, the makings of this podcast, and how God, in His Infinite Wisdom, teaches us how to take courage and overcome fear.

To wrap up the month of October, we have added our Joyful Mysteries Rosary to complete all 4 mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Now you can pray with us any time you need a prayer partner.

Pray without ceasing. (1 Thessalonians 5:17) Download this episode to use offline and join the Women at the Well in praying The Glorious Mysteries at anytime.

"The Holy Spirit comes where he is loved, where he is invited, where he is expected." - St. Bonaventure - Join us At the Well, as we share about cultivating a relationship with the Holy Spirit.

You can download this bonus episode of the Sorrowful Mysteries, and use it offline to pray on your commute, at home, or while you work with the Women at the Well. Stay tuned, for the rest of the Mysteries to complete the entire Rosary.

To start October "the right way", (the Month of the Rosary), join the Women At the Well as they pray the Rosary, meditating on the Luminous Mysteries. You can download this bonus episode and use it offline to pray on your commute, at home, or while you work. Stay tuned, for the rest of the Mysteries to complete the entire Rosary.

In this episode, join us, the women at the well, as we discuss how Mary is the Perfect Mother of God. The last of our four part series on Marian Dogmas, we give thanks to Mother Mary for always leading us closer to Jesus, her son, God the Father, and the Holy Spirit.