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Author: Brother Joseph Freyaldenhoven

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Super Saints Podcast is ranked in the top 50 Cathollc Podcasts!

#28 in the Top 50 Catholic All time chart

Over 100,000 downloads!

God created us to become Super Saints. 

This podcast is about our Journey to Sainthood in these times. 

Journeys of Faith Ministry, founded by Bob and Penny Lord is about Evangelization through communications, spreading the Good News of the Gospel especially the Eucharistic Miracles, Marian Apparitions and Lives of the Super Saints. 

Our Founders Bob and Penny Lord were dubbed "Experts on the Catholic Saints!"

We are all called to become Saints, and each of us has been created uniquely with special features and gifts by God. 

Our goal is to spend eternity in union with Our God in Heaven. 

We will focus on the Lives of the Saints, Prayer and testimonies from daily life that will show us how to live as a Christian here and now and become a Super Saint in Heaven 

Many of you have asked for our Download page for our media here it is! https://journeysoffaith.com/pages/downloads-video-audio-book


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Send us Fan Mail Salt doesn’t sound like a tool for evangelization, until you meet Saint Rupert. We walk through the life of the Apostle of Salzburg and the surprising way he used the salt springs of Austria to serve real human needs while quietly leading hearts toward Christ. His story lands like a reminder that holiness is not abstract: it shows up in work, trade, generosity, and the steady choice to love people where they are. We reflect on why the saints are not distant legends but compa...
Send us Fan Mail Your day is moving fast, your mind is crowded, and peace can feel like a luxury you cannot reach. We slow everything down with one of the Church’s simplest treasures: the Jesus Prayer, “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.” As we pray it and unpack it, we discover why this short line has carried monks, saints, parents, and parish workers through anxiety, distraction, and spiritual dryness, turning ordinary moments into a steady return to God. We walk th...
Send us Fan Mail We trace the life of Saint Nicholas of Flüe, a Swiss farmer and father who learns to hear God in mountain silence and slowly surrenders everything to follow that call. Along the way, we linger on discernment, Dorothea’s courageous consent, and the Eucharistic devotion that sustains Bruder Klaus as a hermit and peacemaker. • the spiritual meaning of silence and solitude in Catholic life • Nicholas’s early formation in the Swiss Alps through prayer and daily work&nb...
Send us Fan Mail We walk through the centuries-long devotion to Saint Joseph, tracing how his silence in Scripture becomes a loud witness of obedience, courage, and trust in God. We share the miracles, prayers, and traditions that lead Catholics to ask for his protection in family life, work, and spiritual battle. • Saint Joseph as the silent guardian of the Holy Family • Joseph’s virtues of humility, obedience, and steadfast labor • Biblical foundations for Catholic devoti...
Send us Fan Mail We trace Saint Louise de Marillac’s journey from noble beginnings and deep personal loss to a life poured out for “our lords the poor.” We follow how Eucharistic devotion, patient discernment, and partnership with Saint Vincent de Paul shape the Daughters of Charity and offer a living model of mercy for the Church today. • early life in 16th century France shaped by privilege, uncertainty, and grief • prayer, education, and interior resilience forming compassion f...
Send us Fan Mail We stand with the tradition of the Holy Lance and trace how a single wound at Calvary echoes into Rome and Mantua through relics, pilgrimage, and prayer. We follow St. Longinus from doubt to confession and ask what it means to let the Eucharist become the center again. • the Rome relic of the Holy Lance at St. Peter’s Basilica as a link to the Passion • St. Longinus as a convert whose life turns on Mark 15:39 • the blood and water from Christ’s side as a...
Send us Fan Mail We trace how Poland is crushed between Nazi and Soviet violence, then follow the Nazareth Sisters of Novogrodek as they become the town’s spiritual backbone. We tell how eleven nuns choose to take the place of imprisoned men and walk into the woods to die, and why their witness is later honored rather than forgotten. • Poland’s geography as a battleground between Germany and Russia • Indoctrination, dehumanization, and the targeting of civilians in World War II&n...
Send us Fan Mail We trace the message of Our Lady of America, given to Sister Mary Ephraim in the 1950s, and explore how purity of heart, Eucharistic devotion, and family prayer can renew a nation. Along the way, we unpack the historical context, the symbolism of the statue, and the promise tied to the National Shrine. • who Our Lady of America is and why her title matters • key messages to pursue purity, prayer, and penance • Eucharistic devotion at the center of renewal • Sister Mary Ephra...
Send us Fan Mail We trace five luminous moments from Saint Dominic Savio’s short life that reveal how Eucharistic love, Marian trust, and courageous mercy can transform ordinary days into channels of grace. From playground peacemaking to prophecy for the Pope, we follow his path of purity and joy. • why Dominic Savio’s holiness speaks today • Eucharist as the furnace of sanctity • first communion vows that shaped a life • playground peacemaking with the crucifix • healing through prayer and ...
Send us Fan Mail We trace the fierce, tender courage of St. John Ogilvy, the Jesuit who risked everything to bring the Eucharist to persecuted Catholics in seventeenth‑century Scotland. From conversion and clandestine ministry to arrest, torture, and martyrdom, we explore why the Real Presence was worth his life. • Scotland’s religious upheaval and Ogilvy’s Calvinist upbringing • Conversion through Eucharistic devotion and Jesuit formation • Secret ministry, underground Masses, and pastoral ...
Send us Fan Mail We trace the lives of Saints Perpetua and Felicity from bustling Carthage to the arena, showing how friendship, motherhood, and the Eucharist forged courage stronger than empire. Their diary, visions, and final witness challenge us to make communion our lifeline. • Early life and faith in Roman Carthage • Political pressure under Septimius Severus • Arrest, prison conditions, and secret liturgies • Perpetua’s diary, ladder vision, and spiritual combat • Felicity’s childbirth...
Send us Fan Mail A medieval count opens his granaries, breaks bread at church doors, and pays with his life—yet his witness refuses to fade. We follow Blessed Charles the Good from royal exile to Eucharistic bravery, revealing how real leadership looks when a city goes hungry and markets turn cruel. The result is a gripping portrait of faith with sleeves rolled up: prayer that becomes policy, devotion that becomes distribution, and a martyr whose justice still speaks to crowded food banks and...
Send us Fan Mail A tenth‑century monk from the shores of Lake Van might be the mentor your spiritual life has been missing. We open the doors of Narek Monastery and step into the luminous world of Saint Gregory of Narek—poet, mystic, and Doctor of the Church—whose fierce honesty about sin and blazing love for Christ forged a path from lament to hope. His ninety‑five “conversations with God,” known as the Book of Lamentations, reveal how confession can heal, how adoration can inflame desire fo...
Send us Fan Mail We tell the story of Saint Polycarp as a living link to the apostles and a fearless defender of the Eucharist whose courage in controversy and martyrdom still shapes how we believe, worship, and stay united. We invite you to deepen devotion, guard truth with charity, and let his witness steady your steps. • Early life in Smyrna and formation under Saint John • Defense of apostolic teaching against heresies • Eucharistic realism as the heart of his ministry • Meeting Pope Ani...
Send us Fan Mail A lady brighter than the sun spoke to three children in a quiet Portuguese pasture—and the world has been echoing ever since. We revisit the lives of Saints Francisco and Jacinta Marto, tracing how two humble shepherds turned ordinary chores, whispered prayers, and hidden sacrifices into a clear path toward peace and holiness. Their story is not a legend wrapped in nostalgia; it is a practical map for anyone who wants to love God more and help heal a restless world. We walk ...
Send us Fan Mail Beauty can preach. From the first words, we invite you into the luminous world of Fra Angelico—Dominican friar, master painter, and blessed soul—whose brush turned prayer into color and gold into theology. Guided by chant, silence, and Eucharistic devotion, his vocation formed at Fiesole and blossomed in Florence’s San Marco, where frescoes still teach monks and pilgrims to adore in quiet. We explore how his Annunciations and Crucifixions do more than depict events; they crea...
Send us Fan Mail Forty days can feel long when zeal fades by week three, yet Lent is meant to be a path of real change, not a test of willpower. We open a clear way forward: a Lenten reading plan that anchors daily prayer, teaches the heart to listen, and turns routine into renewal. From the first ash to the final Alleluia, we walk through practices and resources that help you stay grounded, attentive, and alive to grace. We start with the why: choosing the right spiritual reading keeps the ...
Send us Fan Mail We trace the bold, tender path of Saint Claude de la Colombière—from Jesuit formation to Paray-le-Monial, from royal courts to prison—showing how fidelity to the Sacred Heart shapes courage and discernment. His guidance of Saint Margaret Mary and the spread of the Nine First Fridays offer a practical way to love with fire and clarity. • Jesuit formation, Eucharistic devotion, and hunger for sanctity • Spiritual director to Saint Margaret Mary at Paray-le-Monial • Discernment...
Send us Fan Mail We trace how Cyril and Methodius turned language into a path to the altar, shaping a people through Scripture, liturgy, and courageous unity. From Thessalonica to Rome, their trials, papal vindication, and lasting legacy offer a model for mission today. • early life in Thessalonica and family faith • studies in Constantinople and intellectual formation • mission to the Khazars as preparation for greater work • call to Moravia and pastoral strategy rooted in unity • creation ...
Send us Fan Mail We trace the real Saint Valentine: priest, healer, and martyr who defended Christian marriage against imperial bans and turned February 14 into a witness of agape love. From secret weddings to a prison miracle, we call listeners to live covenant over sentiment and holiness over hype. • origins in Rome’s persecutions and catacomb ministry • clandestine marriages as sacrament not civil contract • arrest, imprisonment, and fearless witness to Christ • miracle of the jailer’s da...
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