Super Saints Podcast
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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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Episodes
603 episodes
Saint Bruno And The Gift Of Quiet Prayer
Silence can feel like the most honest mirror you’ll ever sit in front of. The moment we try to pray, our minds fill with errands, regrets, worry for someone we love, and the nagging sense that we should be doing something “more productive.” We ...
Divine Mercy Prophecies
A teenage farm girl from a poor Polish family becomes a cloistered sister, and a single vision in 1931 helps ignite one of the most recognizable Catholic devotions on earth. We walk through what St. Faustina Kowalska actually recorded in her Di...
Miracles Of Saint Francis
One man climbs a harsh mountain to pray and comes down marked by the wounds of Christ. That story can sound unbelievable until you hear what it is really saying about love, surrender, and the kind of faith that refuses to stay private.W...
Your Guardian Angel Leads You Closer To Jesus
You can race through breakfast, herd kids out the door, and still be held in God’s care. That’s the quiet promise behind a Catholic devotion many people either sentimentalize or avoid: your guardian angel is real, personal, and assigned to you ...
Saint Therese Novena Essentials
Some prayers begin with a crisis. Others begin with something quieter: a tired parent asking for patience, a family carrying a long worry, a believer trying to trust God again. We walk through the Saint Therese of Lisieux Novena as a simple, st...
Michael, Gabriel, And Raphael In Scripture And Prayer
Fear, uncertainty, illness, a decision you do not feel ready to make, these are the moments when faith stops being abstract. We turn to Saints Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael because Scripture shows them showing up right there: in battle, in a wo...
Miracles Of Saint Padre Pio That Lead To Jesus
Some lives make you reconsider what you think is possible. Saint Padre Pio is one of those lives, not because the stories are dramatic, but because they keep pointing to a single center: Jesus Christ present in the Eucharist, offered to us with...
The Miracle Of Saint Januarius And What It Teaches About Catholic Faith
A sealed vial sits at the center of a roaring silence. Thousands pray, candles flicker, and all eyes fix on what looks like dried blood. Then, sometimes, it moves. The liquefaction of the blood of St. Januarius (San Gennaro) is one of the most ...
Why The Exaltation Of The Holy Cross Still Matters
The cross is so familiar that it can fade into the background until suffering forces the question: what does it actually mean? We slow down and look straight at the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross on September 14, not as a sad anniver...
The Holy Name Of Mary
We trace why the Church honors the Holy Name of Mary on September 12 and why her name has become a refuge in prayer for centuries. We connect Scripture, the saints, and the Battle of Vienna to show how invoking Mary’s name builds trust, courage...
Five Powerful Men Saints
Five men. Five very different lives. One surprising definition of power. We’re tracing the stories of five of the most influential Catholic saints to find what actually changes a soul and what can change ours too. If you’ve ever felt stuck in p...
Gregorian Chant Still Leads Modern Hearts Back To God
The world trains us to hurry, fill every gap, and drown out quiet with constant sound. We wanted to slow down and ask a different question: why does Gregorian chant, a simple unaccompanied Latin prayer, still feel so alive to so many Christians...
How Five Catholic Women Saints Still Shape Faith Today
Five women saints. Five very different roads to God. One invitation that lands close to home: holiness is possible for ordinary Catholics, not just spiritual superheroes. We tell the stories of the Church’s most beloved women saints because the...
The Passion Of St. John The Baptist Shows Why Truth Costs
Truth has a way of cornering us, especially when staying quiet feels safer. We reflect on the Passion of St. John the Baptist as more than a tragic Bible story, it’s a mirror held up to our own compromises and our own fear of consequences. John...
Five Lessons From Saint Augustine For Everyday Holiness
Restlessness can feel like a flaw, but Saint Augustine dares us to see it as a signpost. We follow his journey from chasing pleasure, achievement, and big ideas to discovering the only peace that lasts: surrender to Jesus Christ. Along the way,...
Saint Monica Shows What To Do When Hope Hurts
Some prayers don’t feel heroic. They feel repetitive, lonely, and a little embarrassing, like you’re asking for the same miracle on a loop. That’s why we keep coming back to Saint Monica, the patron saint of mothers and anyone pleading for a lo...
How The Black Madonna Shaped A Turning Point In Europe
Vienna is surrounded, supplies are failing, and a continent feels like it’s holding its breath. Instead of starting with maps and maneuvers, we start with a kneeling king and a scarred icon: Our Lady of Częstochowa, the Black Madonna, honored f...
A King Who Put The Eucharist First
A king with everything, and still he kneels. Saint Louis IX of France doesn’t just belong to history books; he’s a living challenge to the way we think about success, leadership, and even family life. We walk through how a Catholic monarch beca...
What If God Sees You Under Your Fig Tree
A saint who barely speaks in the Gospels still has a lot to say to our loud, distracted world. We step into the tradition of Catholic pilgrimage and follow Saint Bartholomew the Apostle as a companion for anyone who wants a faith that feels hon...
Saint Rose Of Lima In 10 Life Lessons
Holiness can feel like something reserved for people with perfect schedules and quiet monasteries, but Saint Rose of Lima blows that myth apart. We follow her life in 17th century Lima, Peru, where she lives as Isabel Flores de Oliva and become...
The Crowning of Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth
The Crowning of Mary as Queen of Heaven and EarthThe CoronationBrowse our Rosary CollectionWhen we begin the Fifth Glorious Mystery, w...
Pope Saint Pius X
“Born poor and humble of heart,“Undaunted champion of the Catholic Faith,“Zealous to restore all things in Christ,“Crowned a holy life with a holy death”
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How A Plague-Era Priest Rekindled Catholic Devotion And Family Faith
A saint formed in the pressure of war, plague, and spiritual drift has a lot to say to a culture that feels exhausted and scattered. We walk through the life of St. John Eudes, a 17th-century Catholic priest who refuses to let faith stay theore...
