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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
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Send us a text We trace the hush of Christmas Eve to the blazing heart of the liturgy, where midnight becomes Bethlehem and the altar becomes a manger. Scripture, carols, light, confession, and Mary all draw us to the Bread of Heaven and a renewed call to unity and mission. • Midnight Mass as a bold yes to heaven • Eucharist as the fulfillment of manna and Bethlehem • Advent preparation through confession and silence • Family procession to the crèche as living catechesis • Symbols of light a...
Send us a text We trace the hidden holiness of Saint John Canti, the scholar priest whose charity mended jugs, multiplied bread, and converted thieves. His fidelity to the magisterium and deep Eucharistic devotion offer a practical path to mercy today. • scholar priest forming minds and hearts • hidden works of mercy shaping city life • the broken jug and multiplied loaves • honesty that disarms violence on the road • fidelity to the magisterium with humility • Eucharistic devotion fueling s...
Send us a text We lead a guided pilgrimage to Bethlehem’s cave, tracing how prophecy, place, and liturgy meet in the Incarnation and flow into the Eucharist. Along the way we learn from Joseph’s silent courage, Mary’s Fiat, and the Franciscans’ faithful custody of the Nativity. • prophecy fulfilled in Bethlehem and Emmanuel made present • the grotto’s geography as sacrament of humility and grace • manger to altar and the Eucharist as Bethlehem today • Midnight Mass, chants and veneration at ...
Send us a text We explore how to encounter the child Jesus through the Holy Family, grounding daily life in Scripture, the catechism, and living traditions. We share practical ways to make a little Nazareth at home through prayer, consecration, and the witness of saints. • biblical roots of holy family spirituality • nazareth as a school of love and obedience • mary’s fiat as a model for surrender • joseph’s creative courage and protection • praying with the crèche as visual catechesis • euc...
Send us a text We trace how Francis’s living nativity at Greccio and Clare’s Eucharistic miracle unveil Christmas as a present-tense invitation to incarnate love. From Marian devotion to family practices, we show simple ways to turn homes into living mangers. • Greccio as the first living crèche and its meaning • Clare’s Christmas vision and Eucharistic devotion • Christmas as foreshadowing of the Eucharist • Marian reverence shaping Franciscan humility • Distinct vocations of Francis and Cl...
Send us a text We explore Miracles of the Child Jesus and why devotion to the Holy Infant still heals hearts, strengthens families, and renews trust in God. Stories from Scripture, saints, Eucharistic miracles, and global traditions show a living faith that is tender and powerful. • authors’ conversion and apostolate rooted in Eucharistic miracles • purpose of the book as catechesis and invitation to trust • historical and biblical roots of devotion to the Christ Child • Eucharistic signs th...
Send us a text We explore the biblical roots, theology, and living traditions of devotion to the Divine Child Jesus, guided by the lives of Anthony of Padua, Teresa of Avila, and Therese of Lisieux. Along the way we connect Bethlehem to the Eucharist and offer simple practices for childlike trust. • biblical foundations for devotion to the infant Jesus • theology of divine childhood and humility • Saint Anthony’s vision and spiritual surrender • Teresa of Avila’s playful prayer and simplicit...
Send us a text We walk through seven Catholic Christmas traditions that anchor the season in worship, family prayer, and evangelization, from Midnight Mass to the Advent wreath. Each practice shows how the domestic church grows in holiness, obedience, and joy while pointing to the Eucharist. • mission to preserve sacred Christmas traditions • Midnight Mass and Eucharistic adoration as the heart of the feast • blessing the family nativity with scripture and hymn • the O Antiphons as a school ...
Send us a text We trace Saint John of the Cross’s map up Mount Carmel—from detachment and dark nights to transforming union—grounded in Scripture, prayer, and the Eucharist. We share practical steps for recollection, the role of Mary as Star of Carmel, and a clear path for beginners and seasoned seekers alike. • life and mission of Saint John of the Cross • biblical meaning of Mount Carmel • the purgative, illuminative, unitive ways • active night of the senses and practica...
Send us a text We trace Saint Lucy’s journey from Syracuse to martyrdom, exploring the miracles, symbols, and traditions that shape her patronage of sight and her enduring witness to Christ. We also share prayers, novenas, and practical ways to deepen devotion through Advent. • origins in Syracuse and early vow • courage under Diocletian’s persecution • dowry given to the poor • miracles of immovability and restored sight • symbolism of eyes, light, and the Eucharist • feast day customs acro...
Send us a text We trace the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe from Tepeyac to today, showing how a mother’s image, a peasant’s yes, and roses in winter shaped a continental mission. We connect her symbols, pro-life witness, and evangelization method to our work and your next step in faith. • Guadalupe’s historical context and the apparitions • Meaning of the tilma’s symbols across cultures • Juan Diego’s humble yes and lasting mission • Love driven evangelization versus ...
Send us a text We trace the story of the Holy House of Loreto from legend to living devotion, weighing investigations, miracles, and art while giving step-by-step guidance for a 2026 pilgrimage. Along the way we explore ex votos, the Loreto Litany, global influence, and practical travel tips. • origins of the Loreto legend and the Holy House • investigations, archival records, and skepticism • milestones in devotion and annual feast on 10 December • miracle testimonies and ...
Send us a text We trace the Immaculate Conception from Scripture’s hints and Old Testament types through the Fathers, medieval debate, and the 1854 definition, showing how Mary’s grace magnifies Christ’s redemption. Along the way, we clear up the Virgin Birth confusion and answer common objections with clarity and charity. • biblical foundations in Luke 1:28 and Genesis 3:15 • Mary as new Eve and Ark typology • patristic testimony to Mary’s unique holiness • medieval debates and Duns Scotus’...
Send us a text In the shadowed halls of Christendom’s earliest centuries, when mighty empires clashed and heresies threatened the very foundations of our faith, a singular voice rose above the din—a voice that would echo through the ages for all who cherish the tangible beauty of our Catholic spiritual heritage. That voice belonged to Saint John Damascene. Known as the steadfast Defender of Icons and a luminous Champion of Incarnational Worship, his fearless testimony helped safeguard the tru...
Send us a text We trace the life of Saint Juan Diego from humble beginnings to the Tepeyac apparitions, highlighting how Mary’s message in Nahuatl united wounded communities and inspired enduring faith. We explore the tilma’s symbolism, Juan Diego’s compassion for his uncle, and the Church’s discernment. • Juan Diego’s origins and Franciscan formation • Tepeyac as the meeting place of cultures and grace • Our Lady’s request for a church and words of consolation • Miracle of roses and the til...
Send us a text We trace Saint Francis Xavier’s path from a restless scholar in Paris to a tireless missionary across India, Southeast Asia, and Japan, and his unfulfilled dream of China. Eucharistic devotion, simple presence, and Ignatian friendship form the backbone of his witness and our call today. • early life in Navarre and conversion in Paris • Ignatian friendship shaping a missionary vocation • Goa as springboard for Asian evangelization • pastoral work among southern India fishing vi...
Send us a text We explore how saints shape daily life through stories, symbols and intercession, and we explain canonization in plain language with practical takeaways. Francis, Teresa, Joan and Thérèse help us see courage, mercy and the “little way” as paths we can walk today. • why saints still matter for modern life • the stages of canonization and why they exist • four saints as models of virtue and action • how symbols and iconography teach at a glance • patron saints for concrete needs...
Send us a text We trace a path from Scripture to modern shrines to show how pilgrimage trains the heart in thanksgiving. Stories of Eucharistic miracles, Marian sanctuaries, saintly travelers, and practical disciplines invite us to turn steps into praise and gratitude into a way of life. • Biblical roots of journey and thanksgiving • Meaning of Catholic pilgrimages as living prayer • Eucharistic miracles as signs that nourish faith • Marian shrines and the voice of the Magn...
Send us a text We trace Saint Catherine of Alexandria’s path from royal upbringing to courageous conversion, from debates that sparked conversions to a martyrdom marked by serenity and miracle. Faith and reason walk together as we reflect on her Eucharistic strength, medieval devotion, and lasting witness. • early life in Alexandria and pursuit of wisdom • personal conversion shaped by prayer and study • debates with imperial philosophers and mass conversions • imprisonment, mystical consola...
Send us a text What if belonging could heal fragmentation? We turn to Mystici Corporis Christi, Pope Pius XII’s 1943 encyclical, to rediscover the Church as a living body where Christ is the head, the Holy Spirit is the soul, and every baptized person shares real dignity and purpose. This is not abstract theology—it’s a map for identity, unity, and hope when the world feels pulled apart. We unpack how the encyclical reframes the Church from an institution into a communion of life. Christ con...
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