Super Saints Podcast
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 Join thousands of podcasters already using Buzzsprout to get their message out to the world. https://supersaints.buzzsprout.com/
Episodes
A forgotten mountain village. A teenage shepherdess with no status to protect. And a Marian message that refuses to drift into the clouds: come back to God through confession, repentance, and a steady conversion of heart. We tell the story of Our Lady of Laus, also written as Our Lady of Laos, and why this approved apparition (recognized by the Church in 2008) still matters for Catholics trying to live faithfully in...
Mary weeping is not a creepy headline, it’s a spiritual alarm bell. We dig into the historical significance of Marian apparitions and why so many of these reported visits arrive when the Church and the wider culture are drifting toward confusion, cynicism, and spiritual numbness. The core thread is simple: Our Lady’s message is urgent because it’s meant to save, not to shame, and because the stakes are always real l...
A forgotten mountain valley in the French Alps became a place where thousands rediscovered peace, not through spectacle, but through confession, mercy, and a Mother’s steady patience. We walk through the approved Marian apparitions of Our Lady of Laus and the life of Benoîte Rencurel, a poor teenage shepherdess whose simple prayer and obedience became the doorway to one of the longest-lasting apparitions in Church h...
A quiet Belgian village, five schoolkids heading home, and a light so bright it stops them in their tracks. We tell the story of Our Lady of Beauraing, also known as the Virgin of the Golden Heart, and why these Marian apparitions from 1932 still feel personal for families trying to hold on to faith in everyday life.
We walk through what the children reported seeing near the convent gate, how word spread fa...
We tell the story of the Saint Joseph Colony in Arkansas, a Catholic immigrant settlement built around the Mass, devotion to Saint Joseph, and a shared life of prayer and work. We also trace how disaster struck in 1892, what physical relics survived, and why this legacy still challenges us to live with steadier faith today.
• the colony’s roots on sacred ground in Arkansas and why the history still matters
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A poor Belgian garden. A winter sky. A child who can’t explain what she’s seeing. Then a Lady steps into the ordinary and says something that still stirs hearts nearly a century later: “I am the Virgin of the Poor.”
We walk through the Our Lady of Banneux apparitions of 1933 with Mariette Beco, tracing the eight visits that center on prayer, trust in God, and a tenderness aimed straight at the sick, the lo...
Some lives don’t make noise, but they change everything. Blessed Sandra Sabatini’s story is a steady, bright witness that holiness can grow in the most ordinary places: a family table, a worn Bible, a quiet chapel, a hospital room where someone just needs to be seen.
We share Sandra’s journey from her childhood in Italy to a young adulthood shaped by daily prayer, Scripture, and a deeply personal love for J...
One question lit the fuse of a crisis that nearly tore the early Church apart: Who is Jesus Christ, really? If He’s merely the highest creature, then the Cross becomes tragedy without power. If He’s truly God, “light from light,” then everything changes, from the meaning of the Incarnation to the hope of salvation.
We walk through the dramatic life of Saint Athanasius of Alexandria with Brother Joseph as yo...
Work can feel like pressure, identity, or even fear. We slow down and look at a different lens: Saint Joseph the Worker, the quiet carpenter of Nazareth who provided for Jesus and Mary and shows us how ordinary labor can become a living prayer. If you’re carrying anxiety about your job, your finances, or the weight of providing for a family, Joseph’s steady, silent faith offers a grounded kind of hope.
We t...
A pope with a rough hair shirt and a Rosary in his hands doesn’t sound like the kind of leader who shifts the course of empires, but Pope Pius V does exactly that. We tell the story of the “Rosary Pope,” from his humble childhood in northern Italy to his Dominican life of prayer, study, and hard-won discipline that quietly prepares him for one of the most turbulent seasons in Catholic history.
We walk throu...
A barefoot missionary priest walks muddy roads with almost nothing, and somehow his message reaches popes, saints, and ordinary families centuries later. That’s the kind of spiritual staying power St. Louis Marie de Montfort has, and we’re taking you step by step through why his Marian devotion still feels surprisingly practical for daily life.
We talk about who de Montfort is, what France is like at the da...
Noise is everywhere, but peace is not. We follow the life of Saint Raphael Arnaez Baron, a young Spaniard who seems to have everything wealth, talent, friends, and a bright future yet feels a deeper pull that comfort cannot quiet. His answer is startling: he walks away from the world to seek God in the Trappist silence of San Isidro de Dueñas, where prayer, hidden work, and Eucharistic adoration reshape what “succes...
He was winning in the courts and losing peace in his soul. Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen begins as Mark Roy, a brilliant lawyer in post-Reformation Europe, known for honesty and defending the poor. But the more he sees corruption and spiritual emptiness around him, the more a deeper call breaks through: truth is not just something to argue for, it’s someone to follow.
We walk through Fidelis’s conversion of ...
A nobleman becomes a bishop, then an exile, then a missionary who keeps walking toward the hardest ground. Saint Adalbert of Prague isn’t remembered because his path was smooth, but because he refused to trade the Gospel for comfort, approval, or safety.
We follow Adalbert from his Bohemian roots and rigorous Catholic formation at Magdeburg into the pressure-cooker of tenth century Prague, where he confront...
We reflect on why Saint Bernadette of Lourdes matters right now and how her hidden life becomes a loud call back to prayer, humility, and hope. We walk through Lourdes, the message of the Immaculate Conception, and the healing waters as signs that Christ still draws close to ordinary people.
• why Bernadette’s story speaks to modern struggles and everyday faith
• her early poverty, illness, and childl...
A pope in chains sounds like ancient history until you realize why he was arrested: he refused to let politics rewrite the truth about Jesus. We walk through the life of Pope Martin I, a seventh-century successor of Peter who faced the Monothelite heresy, an error claiming Christ had only one will. That single idea touched everything, because if Jesus is not fully human in his will, then his freely chosen obedience ...
We walk through the life of Saint Stanislaus, the Bishop of Krakow who confronts injustice with charity and courage, even when it places him directly in danger. We trace how his Eucharistic devotion, pastoral leadership, and defense of Church truth lead to excommunication, martyrdom at the altar, and a lasting legacy of miracles and hope.
• his early life in Poland shaped by prayer, virtue, and providence
•...
We walk through the Catholic devotion to Divine Mercy and why it speaks so directly to fear, suffering, and spiritual exhaustion today. We trace the message Jesus gave to St Faustina and show how the Chaplet and Novena train us to live the prayer Jesus, I trust in you.
• the origins of Divine Mercy through St Faustina Kowalska and her diary
• why Catholics turn to the Divine Mercy Chaplet in crisis and ...
We reflect on Saint John Baptist de La Salle as a steady guide for Catholic families and educators who feel pulled off course by modern distractions and secular pressure. We walk through his life, his sacrifices, and his vision of Christ-centered formation that treats teaching as a sacred trust aimed at the salvation of souls.
• De La Salle’s early faith and Eucharistic devotion shaping his vocation
• Free...
We share the life of Saint Francis of Paola, a humble hermit whose hidden prayer shaped a faith bold enough to face storms and soften hearts. His miracles point past wonder and toward conversion, mercy, and steady trust in God’s providence through Jesus and Mary.
• our mission at Journeys of Faith and why saints still guide us
• Francis’s humble beginnings in southern Italy
• choosing solitude, fastin...
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