To become a novitiate with the Jesuits, you must first go through two years of formation in seminary. How did Br Philip spend his life as a seminarian in the Philippines and how did he get along with fellow seminarians.

"Brother's Calling" - Episode 2
To become a novitiate with the Jesuitl, you must first go through two years of formation in seminary. How did Br Philip spend his life as a seminarian in the Philippines and how did he get along with fellow seminarians.
"Spiritual Talk" - A warning of pride and conceit
"Edwin's Blog" - October 16, 2021

The new program "Brother's Calling" from "Fountain of Love and Life" introduces Br. Philip Fung who grew up in a Jesuit school in Hong Kong, and when he was studying in Taiwan, he met the parish governed by a Jesuit priest again. How did the Lord call him, a physician, to join the Jesuits, and how did he respond to the call? 2021 marks the 500th anniversary of Saint Ignatius’ conversion. What is the formation process to become a Jesuit? Br Philip invites you to experience his conversion journey, and Br. Philip will also share a song related to the Jesuits at the end of each episode.

"Brother's Calling" - Episode 1
The new program "Brother's Calling" from "Fountain of Love and Life" introduces Br. Philip Fung who grew up in a Jesuit school in Hong Kong, and when he was studying in Taiwan, he met the parish governed by a Jesuit priest again. How did the Lord call him, a physician, to join the Jesuits, and how did he respond to the call? 2021 marks the 500th anniversary of Saint Ignatius’ conversion. What is the formation process to become a Jesuit? Br Philip invites you to experience his conversion journey, and Br. Philip will also share a song related to the Jesuits at the end of each episode.
"Spiritual Talk" - October 2, 2021
"Edwin's Blog" - October 2, 2021
"St. Paul's Letter"

During World War II, a young man started providing shelter for Jews in Taizé, a village in Southern France. The group slowly evolved into a religious community. Today, the Taizé community consists of more than a hundred brothers. People from all over the world also visit Taizé to experience the simple and prayerful way of life. Fountain of Grace invited Br. Lucas Ho, who lives a religious life in Taizé, to share with us the life at Taizé.

God has a plan for everyone. All of us are called to find out His plan and respond accordingly. Br. Lucas Ho, a brother from the Taizé community, resigned from his job in the 1970s and set out on a journey with an unknown destination, in the hope of finding his vocation. Fountain of Grace invited him to share with us his experience.

Saint Joseph's Oratory, Canada's largest church, is located in Montreal. The Oratory is also the largest shrine dedicated to Saint Joseph in the world. Throughout his whole life, St. Brother Andre promoted devotion to St. Joseph. It was precisely through the intercession of St. Joseph that Brother Andre found strength in overcoming the trials of his life.

When it comes to prayers, many people tend to think of rote prayers. But many aspects in our lives can also be tied to prayers. Fountain of Grace invites Br. William Ng, OFM to share with us the Franciscan tradition of prayer, as well as how he integrates prayers with his daily life.

Br. William Ng, OFM grew up in a Protestant family. He came into contact with the Catholic faith through a chance encounter and eventually joined the Order of Friars Minor. He seeks to live out the values of St. Francis of Assisi, which focus on fraternity and the minority. Fountain of Grace invites him to share his vocation journey.

From the moment a young man makes a decision to become a priest, he embarks on a journey full of difficulties and struggles. Br. Antonio Wang, a seminarian from China, shares with you his experience of studying theology in Rome.

Edmund Lo, SJ, shares his transformation from a typical young man into a Jesuit, who is willing to dedicate his life for the greater glory of God.

How did a lowly doorkeeper establish the largest church in Canada and get canonized by the Catholic Church? Let us go to Montreal, the birthplace of the first Canadian-born male saint, Brother Andr?, to witness his canonization.