Super Saints Podcast

Send us Fan Mail We trace the hidden life of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque and how her visions of the Sacred Heart moved from a cloister to a global feast day. From illness and loss to alliances and opposition, we show how mercy became a movement and offer concrete ways to live it now. • early losses, childhood prayer, private vows • entry to the Visitation, discipline and scrutiny • core revelatio...

Send us Fan Mail We trace Teresa of Avila’s move from lukewarm routine to fierce friendship with God, and how that interior shift powered a barefoot reform that reshaped the Carmelite Order. Mysticism meets practicality as we unpack the transverberation, the Interior Castle, and a simple path to deeper prayer. • Spain’s social pressures and Teresa’s early zeal • Grief, vanity, and the first stirri...

Send us Fan Mail We trace Carmel from Elijah’s fire on Mount Carmel to Teresa, John, and Thérèse, showing how silence, detachment, and love shape a steady allegiance to Christ. Along the way we share how Our Lady’s scapular, community life, and simple daily prayer can anchor an ordinary life in God. • origins on Mount Carmel and the Rule of Saint Albert • Elijah as spiritual father and model of ze...

Send us Fan Mail We trace a clear path from spiritual restlessness to practical devotion, using trusted Catholic books that turn doctrine into a lived encounter with Christ. Along the way, we share why Eucharistic faith, Marian guidance, and the wisdom of the saints still remake hearts in a noisy age. • mission and legacy of Journeys of Faith since 1980 • why spiritual direction matters in a skept...

Send us Fan Mail In the rolling hills of central Portugal, a tiny village named Fatima became the epicenter of one of the most profound and enduring mysteries of the Catholic faith. It was here, in 1917, that three young shepherd children—Lucia dos Santos and her cousins, Francisco and Jacinta Marto—claimed to have witnessed a series of apparitions of the Virgin Mary, later venerated as Our Lady o...

Send us Fan Mail A quiet yes can reorder a life. We explore how the imitation of Mary moved from early Church whispers to a lived roadmap for modern believers, weaving history, Scripture, and a practical daily rhythm that fits between coffee and carpool. Along the way, we sit with Thomas à Kempis’s Marian spirituality, unpack the four-part arc of the Imitation of Mary, and reflect on why the Annun...

Send us Fan Mail We trace how Leo XIII led through upheaval with prayer, intellect, and courage, shaping Catholic social teaching while renewing devotion to the Sacred Heart, the rosary, and the power of Scripture. His vision shows a path where justice, reason, and worship move as one. • early life, Jesuit formation, discernment of priesthood • election after loss of Papal States and rise of secul...

Send us Fan Mail We explore Pope John XXIII’s rosary meditations as a living method for courage and mercy, set against his life, Vatican II, and a world hungry for hope. Prayer becomes practice, and practice becomes renewal, one bead at a time. • rosary as quiet rhythm and living roadmap • life and pastoral style of John XXIII • 1959 context shaping his meditations • joyful, sorrowful, glorious, a...

Send us Fan Mail We trace the apparitions at Beauraing from a winter evening under a hawthorn tree to a measured ecclesial approval, following the children’s witness, the message of the golden heart, and the enduring call to prayer and sacrifice. Along the way we explore historical context, reported healings, and practical ways to live the message now. • origins of the Beauraing apparitions and fi...

Send us Fan Mail In a world that often feels like it's spinning out of control, where anxiety grips us with an iron fist over uncertainties in our personal lives, careers, and even our faith, there exists a quiet, powerful tool rooted in centuries of Catholic tradition. It’s called the Surrender Novena—a nine-day prayer journey that invites us to release our burdens, to let go of the need to...

Send us Fan Mail Saint Carlo Acutis. One Heart One Mind Vision. In a world increasingly tethered to the digital realm, where algorithms shape our thoughts and screens dictate our attention, there emerges a figure who bridges the gap between the sacred and the silicon—Saint Carlo Acutis. This teenage saint, often dubbed the "patron of the internet," didn’t just live a life of profound dev...

Send us Fan Mail Apparitions at Lourdes: A Journey into the Heart of Marian Devotion In the quiet foothills of the Pyrenees, nestled in the small French town of Lourdes, a story of divine encounter unfolded in 1858 that would forever change the landscape of Catholic spirituality. It’s a tale of a young peasant girl, Bernadette Soubirous, and the mysterious lady who appeared to her in a grotto—a la...

Send us Fan Mail Apparitions at Laus, France: A Hidden Gem of Marian Devotion In the rugged, serene landscapes of the French Alps, nestled far from the bustling pilgrim trails of Lourdes or Fatima, lies a lesser-known sanctuary of profound spiritual significance: Laus, France. Here, the Blessed Virgin Mary, under the title of Our Lady of Laus, revealed herself to a humble shepherdess named Benoîte...

Send us Fan Mail Pray the Rosary as a Family In the quiet moments of life, when the chaos of the day fades and the heart seeks solace, there’s a timeless practice that has bound Catholic families together for centuries: praying the Rosary. It’s not just a string of beads or a recitation of prayers; it’s a journey—a pilgrimage of the soul that invites every member of the family, from the youngest t...

Send us Fan Mail Be Sure to Click the link in the description Pray the Rosary: The Life of Jesus and Mary In a world that often feels like it’s spinning out of control—between endless notifications, global crises, and the quiet ache of personal struggles—there’s a lifeline that’s been passed down through centuries, a spiritual anchor that can steady even the most turbulent heart. It’s the Rosary,...

Send us Fan Mail Catholic Saints for Children Link to full Description In a world often cluttered with fleeting distractions and shallow heroes, there’s a timeless wellspring of inspiration waiting to be tapped—stories of the Catholic saints. These aren’t just dusty tales from ancient history; they’re vibrant, gritty, and profoundly human accounts of courage, sacrifice, and unshakable faith. At Jo...

Send us Fan Mail Embracing Your Heavenly Companion: Understanding the Role of Guardian Angels in Daily Life Link for Full article Picture this: you’re walking through the chaos of everyday life—bills piling up, deadlines looming, and the weight of the world pressing down on your shoulders. Amidst the noise, there’s a quiet presence, an unseen hand guiding you through the storm. For Catholics, this...

Send us Fan Mail In the vast tapestry of Catholic spirituality, few threads shimmer with the humble brilliance of The Little Flowers of Saint Francis . This cherished collection of stories, born from the life and legacy of Saint Francis of Assisi, isn’t just a historical artifact—it’s a living wellspring of inspiration, a call to radical simplicity and boundless love for Christ. At Journeys of Fai...

Send us Fan Mail The Radical Conversion of Francis of Assisi Link to Full Article In the rolling hills of Umbria, where the olive groves whisper ancient secrets and the stone walls of Assisi stand as silent witnesses to history, a young man once dreamed of glory. He was a knight, clad in the ambitions of wealth and honor, a son of privilege who chased the fleeting thrill of worldly acclaim. His na...

Send us Fan Mail Brother Joseph here and today we want to discuss the Canonization of two new Saints - Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati Carlo Acutis (1991–2006) was a British-born Italian teenager known for his deep devotion to the Eucharist and his passion for technology. At just 15, he created a website documenting Eucharistic miracles around the world, blending faith and digital creativit...

Send us Fan Mail New HD version New scenes 2018 Doctor of the Church  We go to St. Agata dei Goti in Southern Italy, where he was bishop. See the museum, and 2 of the 111 books he wrote, for which he is proclaimed as a Doctor of the Church. We travel  on to Nocera Pagani, where he founded the Order of Redemptorists and returned after 13 years as bishop of Sant’ Agata and where he died. See the man...

Send us Fan Mail Saint Ignatius of Loyola audiobook Subtitle: Founder of the Jesuits Description: Saint Ignatius of Loyola discovered a dark cave, virtually unknown because it was so overgrown with brush. There, he would spend hours, sometimes all through the night, praying without interruption, except for the occasional sounds of God's four-legged and winged creatures calling out to one anot...

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Send us Fan Mail Visions of Saint John Bosco "Saint John Bosco, better known as Don Bosco, is one of the great apostles of the Nineteenth Century. His ministry was to the children of Turin, in Northern Italy, victims of the Industrial Revolution in that country at that time. Don Bosco was God's gift to the Church of that century. The magnetism of Don Bosco reached out and touched souls a...

Send us Fan Mail This is an excerpt from Miracles of the Eucharist Book 2 Most popular among the youth! "THE SACRIFICE OF THE MASS - THE ONGOING SACRIFICE OF THE CROSS Your heart will burn as you discover what is really happening during the Mass. Walk with Jesus and Mary to Calvary. Trace the Old and New Testament roots of the Mass For those who want a deeper relationship with Jesus, For thos...