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Rachael, Erin, and Nicole share some news about the podcast.

This has been a much requested episode...we're talking about regret! Full show notes available at inthethicketpodcast.com.

Erin and Nicole chat with return guest Rachel Hoover Canto (Author of "Pretty Good Catholic") who shares about her experiences as someone who attends the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, commonly known as the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM).

In this very open conversation, Erin, Nicole, and Rachael talk about insecurities, and our need to know deeply that we are loved by God. 

Full show notes available at https://www.inthethicketpodcast.com/s/stories/s1e25suffering-self-worth

We speak about the significance of the devotion to Divine Mercy in our lives.

Full show notes here: https://www.inthethicketpodcast.com/s/stories/s1e24-divine-mercy 

We interview Rachael's aunty and uncle about their journey towards hope when facing cancer. 

Full show notes available here: https://www.inthethicketpodcast.com/s/stories/s1e23-radical-hope 

We talk about the Art of Dying ("Ars Moriendi"), specifically, about people we have known who have inspired us in the way they lived and died. 

Full show notes available here: https://www.inthethicketpodcast.com/s/stories/s1e22-euthanasia-ars-moriendi-the-art-of-dying-2 

We speak with Fr. John, a hospital chaplain in downtown Toronto, about his experiences accompanying people through suffering and dying. 

Full show-notes here: https://www.inthethicketpodcast.com/s/stories/s1e21euthanasia-a-hospital-chaplain-speaks 

We speak with Taylor Hyatt, who shares about her experiences living with cerebral palsy, and advocating for justice for disabled people in Canada. 

Full show notes here: https://www.inthethicketpodcast.com/s/stories/s1e20-euthanasia-a-disability-rights-activist-speaks

This is the second episode in our Lenten euthanasia series. Bill C-7 is currently being considered by Canada's government - this Bill decreases safeguards for vulnerable people, and widens eligibility criteria. Our first episode was with Garnett Genuis, Member of Parliament, who took us through the background and current proposals surrounding MAiD (medical assistance in dying). This week, Dr. David D'Souza joins us to share about his experience as a physician involved in care of the elderly and palliative care, as well as his concerns regarding conscience rights in Canada.

Full show notes here: https://www.inthethicketpodcast.com/s/stories/s1e19euthanasia-a-physician-speaks