EXCLUSIVE: FIRST NEWSPAPER STORY WITH AN INTERVIEW WITH TAMMY PETERSON & DR. JORDAN B. PETERSON ABOUT TAMMY'S CONFIRMATION AT THE EASTER VIGIL Canadian podcaster and cancer survivor, Tammy Peterson, was confirmed in front of fellow parishioners at Toronto's Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Peterson, 63, stood in front of a packed crowd of hundreds of fellow parishioners where three were baptized and 11 were confirmed as Roman Catholics. She received the triple blessing of sacraments: her first confession before the Easter Vigil, the sacraments of confirmation and her first Holy Communion (receiving a low-gluten host due to living with Celiac disease). "I was looking up at the stained glass tonight when there weren't any lights on and you can really see the image there, and we were looking at Mother Mary holding Baby Jesus and the Crucifixion beneath, and we were talking about how this was the message of the female hero. If Christ is the male hero, then Mother Mary, having this baby, knowing what's going to happen, that's the female hero," she said in an interview after the Vigil. Peterson was accompanied by her husband, Canadian psychologist and best-selling author, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, who sat beside her at the church. "Part of the reason she was fascinated by the Catholic Church is because of its positioning of Mary. It's one of the things that the Catholic Church has (that is) very powerful to offer on the Christian side," Jordan said in an interview after the Vigil, while sitting beside his wife of more than 30 years. Holy Rosary Pastor, Fr. Peter Turrone, poured water over the heads of the three candidates entering the Church and baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the son, and of the Holy Spirit. @BCCatholic @canadiancatholic @jordanbpeterson @Tammy1Peterson @queenie_stnsea bccatholic.ca/news/canada/ta…