CATHOLIC PODCAST
All or Nothing
with Heather Johnson and Nicole Norris
Welcome to All or Nothing, the podcast where faith meets action, and the journey of following Jesus is lived out loud. Each week, we’ll share powerful testimonies, real-life stories of faith, and practical tips that help you walk closer with God. From moments of triumph to struggles along the way, this is where we find hope, grace, and the courage to surrender it all for Christ.
Join us, [Heather Johnson and Nicole Norris (Campbell), as we build a community rooted in friendship and love for Jesus, exploring how His teachings guide us through life’s greatest challenges. Whether you’re new to the faith or seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, All or Nothing is here to encourage, inspire, and remind you that with God, nothing is impossible.
Meet the Hosts
Nicole Norris is a wife, Catholic educator, and speaker, who has spent most of her adult life in ministry. She was the first person to organize and bring 40 Days for Life to Canada and counselled many women.Nicole was also on the Catholic Network, EWTN, to share her experiences. Nicole has spoken in high schools and other venues about various Catholic topics and faith. She now spends her time teaching at Catholic schools and is passionate about bringing others to Christ and to the richness of the Catholic Church. Please email allornothingcontact@gmail.com if you are interested in any speaking engagements for Nicole.
Heather Johnson is a Catholic wife and mother to 5 beautiful children ages 4-13. Her greatest joy is her vocation of being a wife, mother, homemaker and home chef. With over 120k followers on her YouTube channel A Catholic Mom’s Life Heather loves spreading hope and joy to Catholic’s encouraging them to love Christ with their whole hearts. To sign up for her newletters click HERE.
At 15, she was hired to host a show on the British network Channel 4, and at 17, she caught the attention of Nickelodeon.
However, in 2000, during a Holy Week retreat in Spain with the Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother — a community founded in 1982 with a focus on the Eucharist, Marian spirituality, and young people — she had a life-changing encounter with God.
“I don’t know how to explain exactly what happened. I didn’t see the choirs of angels or a white dove come down from the ceiling and descend on me, but I was certain that the Lord was on the cross, for me,” recalled the nun, who made her first vows in 2006.
On April 16, 2016, a magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck the Ecuadorian province of Manabí, killing at least 673 people, including Crockett.
“Her coherence of life and her total dedication in the different apostolates that she carried out in Spain, the United States, and Ecuador transmitted the message that only God can satisfy the heart of man when he gives himself completely to him, without denying him anything,” the Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother pointed out in their statement on her cause for beatification.
After hearing that many have asked in recent years for the start of the beatification process, “the Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother, after praying and reflecting intensely on what we should do, saw in this concern of the faithful a clear indication that the Lord asked us to request the opening of Sister Clare Crockett’s process at the diocesan level.”
