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danantara2danantara2>Read Now Little Moments of Love – Catana ChetwyndDownload Ebook PDF Little Moments of LoveFull Read Click Here To Download Book: Link: https://khalledberdoa.blogspot.com/?book=1449492975 Available versions: EPUB, PDF, MOBI, DOC, Kindle, Audiobook, etc. Discover the Bestseller Everyone is Talking About: Reading Little Moments of Love pdf , Little Moments of Love Summary Little Moments of Love Handbook , Little Moments of Love read Little Moments of Love epub , Little Moments of Love free download2025-07-2400 minLittle Thinkers Stories and SongsLittle Thinkers Stories and SongsThe Little Thinkers’ Sky Parade – Season Finale Celebration!It’s time for the grand finale! 🎉In this heartwarming episode, all your favorite characters gather for a glowing sky parade — a celebration of adventure, learning, and kindness. Nina, Buzzby, Ellie, Sunny, and more fill the sky with color, music, and light as they send magical memories back to YOU.🎵 After the story, sing and soar with our finale anthem:“Up We Go, Together We Glow!”—✔️ Ideal for ages 2–12✔️ Great for celebration days, season wrap-ups, and family listening✔️ Brings all characters and messages of the season together—🎧 Available on Spotify, App...2025-05-2609 minLittle Thinkers Stories and SongsLittle Thinkers Stories and SongsEllie and the Echo of Kindness – A Story About Words and LoveIn this touching return to Echo Valley, Ellie the Elephant meets Bo, a young elephant afraid of his voice. 🐘But when Ellie teaches him how kindness echoes — just like sound — Bo discovers the beauty of being heard, and how love comes back to us when we send it out with care.🎵 After the story, sing our heartfelt echo anthem:“What I Say Comes Back with Love”—✔️ Perfect for kids ages 2–12✔️ Supports emotional expression, SEL, and kindness✔️ Wonderful for classroom listening circles or calming storytime—🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Audible...2025-05-2211 minThe Self-Love ShiftThe Self-Love ShiftSelf-Love Explained: What It Is, What It Isn’t & Why It Changes EverythingSelf-Love Explained: What It Is, What It Isn’t & Why It Changes EverythingIn This Episode:What does self-love really mean? For many, it’s a confusing concept—often mistaken for arrogance, indulgence, or something you have to earn. But real self-love isn’t about bubble baths or positive affirmations alone (though they’re nice). It’s about the relationship you have with yourself—the way you think, speak, and show up for yourself when life gets tough.In this episode of The Self-Love Shift, we’re breaking down what self-love actually is, what it isn’t, and how t...2025-02-1914 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 20: The Little Way FinaleWelcome to Episode 20, the finale of Season 4 of Saints for Slackers. This is a very special episode: It’s not only our Season 4 Finale, but we hosted a LIVE event featuring special guests—like members from our Little With Great Love team, guest podcasters, and sponsors. This video/podcast episode is the replay of that live event.Watch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/IRY4iyCaHQoGUESTS:Lisa Martinez--LWGL Founder, Podcast Co-hostAlyssa Sanchez – LWGL Content Manager, Contributor, Designer; Ep 1 – St. Gertrude the GreatTammi McCarthy – LWGL Contributor, Spiritual Mom & Speaker; Ep 13 – St. AugustineRhen Hoehn from the Holy Dono...2023-11-3058 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 19: St. Maria GorettiA Little Witness to God’s Merciful Love St. Maria Goretti lived a remarkable, though short, life of holiness, praying at the point of death for the salvation of her attacker. Caitlin Bootsma shows us how this little saint is a shining example of the Little Way, choosing love in all circumstances and God as her only joy.Our last guest podcaster of Season 4 is Caitlin Bootsma. Caitlin is an author and parish librarian with a career working in Catholic communications. Her first book "Detective Thomas and the Biggest Question" was...2023-11-2609 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 18: Fr. Walter Ciszek, Servant of GodThe Little Way of Abandonment Servant of God Walter Ciszek lived a life of total abandonment to God’s will, moment by moment. Katerina Deem ties the work of this great spiritual leader in with St. Therese’s focus on abandoning to God in the small, routine, mundane tasks of everyday life.Our guest podcaster for today is Katerina Deem, the founder and owner of Little Way Design Co.: a small design studio she runs with her husband and five children from their home located outside of Pittsburgh, PA. Her missi...2023-11-2312 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 17: St. Philip NeriSpiritual Father of a GenerationSt. Philip Neri came from humble, unremarkable beginnings. And yet his preaching inspired countless others to follow God. Contributor Sefanit Stefanos tells us about his littleness, and how God used that littleness to inspire great thingsOur podcaster today is Sefanit Stefanos, a seeker of Truth, wife, mom of three, favorite sister and friend. Originally from Eritrea, born in Rome, and raised in Dallas, Texas, her upbringing in an Eritrean-American home shaped her worldview that she is part of a greater community. Her joy is...2023-11-1908 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 16: St. BrunoA Model of Holy Silence St. Bruno of Cologne was a hermit who longed for the silence and stillness of the hermitage but kept getting drawn into the political life of the Church. Katie Goebel tells us more about this remarkable saint who exemplifies the Little Way by sacrifice.Our guest podcaster today is: Katie Goebel, mother of 3 & wife of 10 years to Jeremy, is Catholic because of the Eucharist. As a former full-time youth minister, she is passionate about encouraging youth & young adults to deeply know the love of Jesus & r...2023-11-1610 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 15: St. Damien of MolokaiA Leper to the Lepers St. Damien of Molokai was a public witness of a life lived in communal sacrifice with others, for the sake of Christ. Greg Hendry tells us about how Damien poured out his life serving the lepers of Molokai.Greg Hendry is a devoted father of five children who lives in Flower Mound, Texas, with his wife, MaryBeth. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame, served as a ranger and captain in the U.S. Army, and earned a master's from Cornell University. During his w...2023-11-1210 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 14: St. PeterThe First Pope St. Peter was all in, excited to follow Our Lord even to death…until he wasn’t. The failures of this great saint can help reveal our own weaknesses. But Anne-Marie Klobe reminds us that through our failures, through our littleness, God can work miracles of transformation.Anne-Marie Klobe studied Theology at Franciscan University, then later studied Interior Design and The Way of Beauty. Her mission is to evangelize through art, design, books, and retreats. The Foundress of a Ministry for Catholic Single Women called Life Journey, she a...2023-11-0908 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 13: St. Augustine of HippoA Big Sinner Who Let Love Win Many of us know St. Augustine as a theologically profound giant, yet perhaps his most influential work is a work of deep humility. Contributor Tammi McCarthy takes us deeper into how this great saint can show us the Little Way through a spirit of sacrifice.Speaker & Little With Great Love Contributor, Tammi McCarthy, kicks off the first saint under this new theme, sacrifice.   Tammi has a heart for people and a need to communicate her love through blogging about pare...2023-11-0510 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 12:  St. PhilomenaThe Greek Princess Who Won a Double CrownSt. Philomena was such an obscure saint that no one had heard her name until her tomb was found in 1802. But in the years that followed, this little saint has become a beloved friend to many great saints. Caitlyn tells us more about Philomena’s life and her unwavering trust in God’s holy will.Caitlyn Pszonka is first and foremost a beloved daughter of God and uses her gifts as a co-creator for love of Him and His Body, the Chur...2023-11-0210 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 11: St. Clement of RomeThe Fourth PopeSt. Clement of Rome comes to us all the way from the 1st century, and is one of three chief Apostolic Fathers. Though not much about his life is known, Christie Walker shares what we do know of the fourth Pope who showed great faithfulness and trust in the Lord, despite facing great persecution. Today’s guest podcaster is Christie Walker. Christie is a joy-filled Catholic wife, mom, podcaster, speaker, and The Catholic Sobriety Coach. As a trained life coach through the Professional Christian Coaching Institute and...2023-10-2911 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 10: St. MonicaModel of Unceasing PrayerSt. Monica prayed many years for the conversion of her son, Augustine. Michelle Hillaert talks about how this continual trust in God’s plan and continual surrender to His will can help to motivate and inspire us in every struggle.Michelle Hillaert has been married for over 23 years to her husband, Trent. Together they have 6 children, 3 in college and three still at home, along with three dogs, a cat and 21 chickens. As the Executive director of the GIVEN Institute, a not-for-profit founded by religious sisters an...2023-10-2610 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 9: St. Rita of CasciaMother and Miracle Worker St. Rita is known for being one of the patron saints for impossible causes and difficult marriages. Julia Miller relates a story of powerful story of healing in her own marriage that she attributes to this powerful intercessor.Today’s guest podcaster Julia Miller. Julia is a lifelong Catholic and professional wedding florist who, after retiring in 2017, embarked on another floral career. She creates and ships life-size rosaries, made of real, whole, fresh roses, all over the lower 48 states, for funerals, sacraments, gifts, and other holy occa...2023-10-2211 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 8: St. Jane Frances de ChantalHoliness Through Suffering Jane Frances de Chantel experienced much suffering throughout her life, from the grief of losing her husband to challenges to both her mental and physical health. Micole Amalu highlights for us how this holy woman’s struggles show us the hand of God in our weakness.Today’s guest podcaster Micole Amalu. Micole is the founder and director for The Face of Mercy, an organization dedicated to mental health education and advocacy within the Catholic Church. This mission brings together her own struggles with mental illness, an educa...2023-10-1911 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 7: St. John BoscoGlorifying God in Loving Service Many times, we misunderstand the virtue of humility. As she tells us about St. John Bosco, who rooted his catechesis on first loving those he taught, Krista Hanrahan frames humility as total dependence on God in all things.Today’s guest podcaster Krista Hanrahan. Krista is a Catholic Life and Mindset Coach for women at Little Way Coaching. She coaches Catholic women on various topics, including faith, personal health and wellness, marriage, motherhood, and home management. She currently resides in Steubenville, Ohio with her husband, Mar...2023-10-1511 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 6: St. Ephraim the SyrianHumble Hymn Writer St. Ephraim the Syrian used his gifts to the best of his ability, writing hymns to defend the faith against heresies of the day, ministering to the poor, and speaking with simple humility. Today's guest podcaster, Sissel Anderson, teaches us how this saint exemplifies the humility of the Little Way.Sissel Anderson is a 25-year-old convert in North Texas. Just a year and a half after coming home to the Catholic Church, she dove headfirst into Catholic media by interning at the local Catholic Radio station during c...2023-10-1209 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 5: St. Andre BessettePatron of the RejectedSt. Andre Bessette lived a simple life, physically frail but spiritually lively and devoted. He became known as the “Miracle Man of Montreal” by the many who were healed after encounters with him. Today’s podcast introduces our next theme of the Little Way, humility, so for the next two weeks, our saints will reveal more to us about what true humility looks like. The podcaster here to kick off our new theme is Little With Great Love Contributor, Bridget Holtz.  Bridget is a deep-thinking compassionate caregive...2023-10-0810 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 4: St. Teresa of the AndesA Model For Suffering and Love St. Teresa de los Andes, or Teresa of the Andes, is a saint who knew many sufferings during the course of her short life, offering everything for love of her Divine Spouse. Contributor Citlalin “Tati” Ossio dives deeper into the life of this remarkable saint who spent herself in love.Tati Ossio is an avid fantasy writer and reader, whose work is heavily inspired by her Catholic faith, her Mexican heritage, and Nintendo’s Legend of Zelda. Her fantasy short stories have been featured in vari...2023-10-0511 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 3: St. Thérèse of LisieuxThe Little Saint Who Loved MuchSt. Thérèse of Lisieux loved God fully, joyfully, and like a child. Learn more about the little saint who inspired this season, her philosophy of suffering and how that has impacted our special guest today, Taryn DeLong. Taryn shares how Thérèse famously embodies this first theme of love in our Little Way Edition.Today’s guest podcaster is Taryn DeLongTaryn DeLong is a Catholic wife and mother in North Carolina who serves as co-pre...2023-10-0109 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 2: St. Elizabeth of HungaryThe Princess Who Became a Saint St. Elizabeth of Hungary reminds us that the most enduring acts of love aren’t always grand gestures. St. Elizabeth continues to develop our first Little Way theme of love through her path to sainthood.Today’s guest podcaster is Rosemary Terrell. Rosemary is the owner of Mama’s Little Loves. She is from Central Texas, where, along with her husband and kids, they embark on their beautifully chaotic journey to raise and become saints. Her shop is filled with lit...2023-09-2810 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 1: St. Gertrude the GreatThe Only Female Saint to Be Named ‘The Great’St. Gertrude placed the Lord into all that she did, just like St. Therese of Lisieux. The mundane tasks of life turned sweet when she invited Him into them.Today’s podcaster is Little With Great Love Contributor, Social Media Manager & Designer, Alyssa Sanchez. Alyssa is young professional with a master’s degree in communications. She lives in sunny Florida, enjoys watching movies and binging tv shows, and hopes to one day produce films of her own in wh...2023-09-2411 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersS4 Ep 0 Introduction to The Little Way EditionJoin podcast cohosts and siblings Lisa Martinez and Jeff Sanchez as they kick off Season 4 of Saints for Slackers, The Little Way Edition! You can WATCH the video of this podcast here: https://youtu.be/G1yXGFST-qILearn:What is the Little Way?More about St. Thérèse of Lisieux The jubilee year of St. Thérèse, and how the Church is celebrating it The 5 themes we will cover this seasonAbout Season 4’s guest podcastersGet a sneak peek of some of our 19 NEW saints and MORE!Our 5 themes wi...2023-09-2129 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 20: Season Finale: Epiphany StoriesSharing the Revelations from Along the JourneyListen to members of the Little With Great Love Team and special guests from this season share stories from the season, as well as their epiphanies or great revelations from this Advent and Christmas Season.This is a replay from our LIVE Epiphany stories event on January 10, 2023. Watch the video of this special finale episode here: https://youtu.be/AZn4xUmQSCM  And subscribe to the Little With Great Love YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@littlewithgreatlove 2023-01-121h 21Saints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 19: The EpiphanyCelebrating the Revelation that Jesus is the Son of GodEpiphany, also known as Three Kings' Day, is the feast day that celebrates the revelation that Jesus was the Son of God, illuminating the mysteries of the Advent & Christmas seasons.Today’s podcaster is Founder & Cohost, Lisa Martinez. Lisa is an entrepreneur and creative with a penchant for storytelling across the digital landscape. She studied writing, mental health, and theology at Franciscan University. With more than twenty-five years of experience across various industries, Lisa and her...2023-01-0812 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 18: St. John NeumannThe First U.S. Bishop Raised to SainthoodSt. John Neumann was the first U.S. bishop to be named a saint, who worked tirelessly in service to God and the Church. Listen as Jason Hayward, a professor of Nuclear Engineering, tells us more about this remarkable saint.Today’s guest podcaster is Jason Hayward. Jason became a Christ follower as a teenager in the early 90s and is a little different today compared to back then. He married his high school sweetheart and is a f...2023-01-0509 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 17: St. GenevieveThe Saint Filled with the Signs of the Holy Spirit Working through HerSt. Genevieve, a consecrated virgin born in 422, lived a life of prayer and complete devotion to Our Lord, sharing His love with others. Alyssa Sanchez tells us about the life of this little saint who had the courage to say “yes” like our Blessed Mother.Today’s podcaster is Little With Great Love Contributor, Social Media Manager & Designer, Alyssa Sanchez. Alyssa is young professional with a master’s degree in communications. She lives in sunny Florida...2023-01-0310 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 16: The Solemnity of Mary, Mother of GodCelebrating God’s Perfect InstrumentWe reflect on this Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. While Our Lady is known by many titles, as we kick off the new year honoring her as Mother of God, Curtis Stephan reflects on Mary as God’s instrument. By following her example, we have a place in this symphony, too. Today’s guest podcaster is Curtis Stephan. In less than 15 years, Curtis has risen from a promising young songwriter to one of the most productive forces in liturgical music tod...2023-01-0110 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 15: The Feast of the Holy InnocentsThe Littlest SaintsMark Houck shares about the Feast of the Holy Innocents, the child victims of Herod’s wrath. But in the midst of this somber feast celebrated on December 28th, we find hope for ourselves and for the little ones we’ve lost.Today’s guest podcaster is Mark Houck. Mark is the Founder and President of The King’s Men, Inc. He is an author and internationally known motivational speaker who developed in 2004 a highly successful ministry to help others become better leaders, p...2022-12-2910 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 14: St. John the EvangelistThe Beloved DiscipleCaitlyn shares how the beloved disciple reclined against Jesus’s Heart at the Last Supper, at the very hour when Christ instituted the Eucharist. Today’s podcaster is Little With Great Love Editor & Artist, Caitlyn Pszonka. Caitlyn is first and foremost a beloved daughter of God and uses her gifts as a co-creator for love of Him and His Body, the Church. With degrees in Creative Writing and Theology, she loves to get at deeper truths through telling stories in various forms, including novels, poems, plays, and s...2022-12-2709 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 13: The Nativity of the LordMerry Christmas, Slackers!In this special Christmas episode, Tammi McCarthy shares about how God chose for Jesus to be born into the mess of a manager and reminds us that Jesus continues to come to us in our own mess. Today’s podcaster is Speaker & Little With Great Love Contributor, Tammi McCarthy. She has spent the past few years blogging about parenting, homeschooling, marriage, and family. As a 45-year-old homeschooling mom of five who has recently ventured back into the business world, she sprinkles humor and sarcasm into...2022-12-2512 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 12: Sts. Adam & EveThe Unlikeliest of SaintsAdam and Eve? Saints? Weren’t they the greatest sinners? Yep. Their feast day is December 24th. In this episode, Ann Koshute tells us how our first parents, most famous for their sinful disobedience, help to reveal God’s merciful love.Today’s guest podcaster is Ann M. Koshute, M.T.S. Ann holds a Master of Theological Studies from the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family at the Catholic University of America. While studying at the JP II, Ann and he...2022-12-2211 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 11: St. Peter CanisiusEnergetic Pursuer of ChristSt. Peter Canisius was an energetic saint who dedicated his gifts to the service of the Church. Sophia Lebano tells us about this 19 year old university graduate from the 1500s.Sophia Lebano is a senior business management major at Franciscan University of Steubenville. She is the co-host at Hear and Now Podcast and the founder of Sophia Lebano Creative, LLC. Her company, Sophia Lebano Creative, is a website design and online business management company for Catholic and Christian entrepreneurs. She h...2022-12-2008 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 9: St. John of the CrossFaithful Friend in the DarknessSt. John of the Cross is known as a Doctor of the Church for his witness and work in teaching us how to pray. Naomi Broussard tells us how to embrace emptiness of all but Christ as St. John prayed, “Nothing, nothing, nothing.”Naomi is a true Louisiana Cajun single consecrated woman living in the world but not of it. Naturally exuberant, full of life, and joyful, she has a deep love for Jesus as her spouse, striving to be a saint and encouraging othe...2022-12-1511 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 8: St. LucyImmersed in JoySt. Lucy, a virgin and martyr of the late 200s, gave her entire self for love of Our Lord. Kelli Davis points to this young Bride of Christ as a model of Christian joy.Kelli’s life changed when she met Jesus for the first time on an 8th grade retreat. Since that time, she has been on a faith adventure which seems to keep her and those around her on their toes. The Lord rescued Kelli from a disordered life of anxiety. Out of love, He...2022-12-1309 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 6: The Immaculate ConceptionA Mother Made To Love UsToday we celebrate the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Heather Lebano shares some of the beautiful theology behind this feast, as well as a personal experience in which she encountered Our Lady not as distant and aloof, but as a tenderly loving mother.Heather Lebano is a Catholic Convert who lives near the City of Brotherly Love with her husband, Jon, of 25 years, their four children, and two feisty dogs in their home rooted in faith and love. 2022-12-0811 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 5: St. NicholasMyra’s Best-Known BishopThough he’s best known for traveling the whole world every Christmas Eve, St. Nicholas was actually a bishop beloved for his charity and fidelity to Christ. Christy Brown tells us why this saint is still much loved to this present day.Christina Brown is a certified Catholic Life Coach and Catholic speaker. She also co-hosts the Thanks Mom Podcast with her eldest daughter Grace. She has been a guest on multiple podcasts including the Instagram Live show, Many Hail Marys at a Time, Treasures in Heaven, Made for Grea...2022-12-0610 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 4: 2nd Sunday of Advent: John the Baptist, Model of FaithThe theme for this Second Sunday of Advent is faith. Sefanit discusses this faith as evidenced in the life and example of St. John the Baptist, the Forerunner of the Word.Sefanit Stefanos is a seeker of Truth, wife, mom of three, favorite sister, and friend. Originally from Eritrea, born in Rome, and raised in Dallas, Texas, her upbringing in an Eritrean-American home shaped her worldview that she is part of a greater community. Her joy is being with family and friends, and she loves making people feel at home in her presence. Her c...2022-12-0410 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 3: St. Francis XavierSt. Francis Xavier was one of the founding members of the Society of Jesus, or as they’re commonly known today, the Jesuits. Susan Husband tells us more about this tenacious evangelist burning with the love of God.Susan Husband is a farm wife and mother of seven adventurous sons. When she’s not cooking for the army or acting as resident medic, she enjoys reading, gardening, and running. She and her husband, Steve, enjoy sharing encouraging stories and positive tips on raising sons via their Testosterone Tuesday series on Instagram. Susan and her famil...2022-12-0108 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 2: St. AndrewSt. Andrew, the First Called, was the first of Jesus’s disciples. Saint of the Month’s Patrick Pulis talks about St. Andrew’s strength, and the courage it takes to answer God’s call.Patrick Pulis is a lifelong Catholic who grew up in a rural area of Colorado where he was captivated by the stars of the night. As he grew in his faith he decided, after college, to join a religious lay movement to possibly become a priest. As he went to formation, he grew more in his faith than at any othe...2022-11-2910 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 1: 1st Sunday of Advent: Hope, and St. Rose Philippine DuchesneSt. Rose Philippine Duchesne served the poor during the French Revolution before becoming a missionary to the United States. Bridget tells us about this strong-willed saint who left the comfort of wealth to live in a small room under a stairwell.Today’s podcaster is Little With Great Love contributor, Bridget Holtz. Bridget is a deep-thinking compassionate caregiver who serves as a pediatric nurse, cherished dog mom, world traveler, and lover of color and kindness. She has worked with the underserved, both here and abroad, throughout her life – standing with the impoverished in whatever ways...2022-11-2709 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 16: Blessed Imelda LambertiniPure Love, Pure JoyBlessed Imelda Lambertini is the patron saint of First Communicants for her example of joyful reception of the Blessed Sacrament. She reminds us that no matter our age, we are called to be witnesses to God’s love in joyful surrender.Our editor, Caitlyn Pszonka, is back today to share our final saint of season 2 before this Thursday’s finale – which you don’t want to miss!Caitlyn loves to get at deeper truths through telling stories in various forms, includin...2021-11-0909 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 15: St. Peter Yu Tae CholYoung Martyr, Inspiring FaithSt. Peter Yu Tae Chol, a Korean martyr, was 13 years old when he was martyred for his faith during a time of severe persecution for Korean Catholics. This youth’s radical faith is an example of pure, selfless love of God.We’re bringing our last but definitely not least guest podcaster of season 2 to you today. After Asian Hate crimes rose 76% in 2020 (according to the FBI), we felt called to feature at least 1 Asian saint by an Asian guest podcaster this season. You can imag...2021-11-0410 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 14: St. ZitaA Saint for the OrdinarySt. Zita was born to a poor family who taught her the value of service to God and neighbor. Despite hardships, abuse, and misunderstandings, she remained steadfast in faith and prayer, committing all her work to God.We’re back today with Little With Great Love contributor, Bridget Holtz.Bridget is our resident caregiver serving as a pediatric nurse, cherished dog mom, world traveler, and lover of color and kindness. She has worked with the underserved, bo...2021-11-0210 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 13: St. Andrew KimA Korean Witness to God’s LoveSt. Andrew Kim was born in Korea, and left for seminary training before later returning to Korea to serve as a missionary, where he served generously and ultimately gave his life for the faith.Today’s special guest podcaster checks off two firsts for our podcast – our first nun and Korean immigrant!Born in Seoul, Korea, Sister Juana Teresa was baptized as Helen Chung. Even as a little child she knew that God had a unique and specia...2021-10-2811 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 12: Bl. Margaret of CostelloBlind, Hunchback, Outcast, Miracle WorkerBlessed Margaret of Costello was born blind and lame and at an early age was rejected by her parents. Despite these early difficulties, Margaret prayed and performed miracles for all who sought her aid.We’ve got another exceptional new guest contributor for you today.Bryan Mercier is a Catholic speaker, retreat leader, YouTuber, author, and the president of Catholic Truth. He has been aired on national TV and radio including Ave Maria Radio, Sirius XM Satellite Radio, Relevant Ra...2021-10-2610 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 11: St. Catherine of SienaBold and Persistent in ChristSt. Catherine of Siena is known for her outspokenness and courage in the face of adversity. Recognized today as a Doctor of the Church, she shows us how holy perseverance can transform the world.We’ve got the spiritual mom, contributor, and speaker of our team back for her round 2 of season 2 today.Tammi McCarthy is a wife of 20 years, mom of 5, homeschooler, and blogger that lives outside of Philly. You’ll find a blending of humor, sarcasm, faith and...2021-10-2109 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 10: St. Margaret of AntiochDragonslaying Wonder WomanSt. Margaret of Antioch is an inspiration for how to fight and win spiritual battles. She faced strong opposition and intense persecution, but she remained steadfast in her faith, continually saying “yes” to all that God asked of her.Today, Little With Great Love contributor Danielle Knight is back! Danielle is a creative storyteller with a passion for sharing God’s relentless love with others. In case you missed her earlier episodes –you’ll love Episode #2 from this season, and Episodes 9 and 33 from Season 1. Plus, her original collection of beautiful stories at littlewith...2021-10-1908 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 9: St. Catherine of AlexandriaVirgin, Witness, WarriorSt. Catherine of Alexandria was martyred for her faith around the early 4th century. She debated pagan philosophers of her time, convinced many souls to convert to Christianity, and is revered both in the East and the West.We have Little With Great Love’s NEW editor, Caitlyn Pszonka as our podcaster today!Caitlyn is first and foremost a beloved daughter of God and uses her gifts as a co-creator for love of Him and His Body, the Church. With degrees in Creative Writing and Theology, she loves to get at...2021-10-1409 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 8: St. Francis of AssisiPatron of Puppies and PeaceFrancis of Assisi is best known for being patron saint of animals. In describing her personal relationship with this great saint, Alyssa takes us deeper into Francis’s recognition of the goodness, joy, and beauty in all of God’s creation.We have Little With Great Love contributor Alyssa Sanchez back today.Alyssa is not only one of our Co-host Jeff’s favorite podcasters, but she also is one of his favorite people. And that’s not just because she is his daughter. Among her various roles, she serves a...2021-10-1209 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 7: St. Bridget of SwedenSwedish Royalty, Child of GodSt. Bridget of Sweden was born into royalty, but gave it all away in order to live a life of service to the poor. She founded the Bridgettine order and fought for reform in the Church.We've got another Little With Great Love contributor and Season 1 podcaster back to inspire you today.Bridget Holtz is a deep-thinking, compassionate caregiver with a love for color, culture, travel, kindness, and the encouraging word. A pediatric nurse, she’s worked in a variety of settings - including with the underserved in th...2021-10-0708 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 5: St. Josephine BakhitaA Woman Who Fought for Freedom After SlaveryMany of us struggle to allow God’s light to penetrate our hearts. St. Josephine Bakhita, who was sold into slavery as a young child, can show us a model of openness to God’s love, joy, and the freedom He offers, even after great suffering and abuse.Today’s podcaster is Tammi McCarthy, the first person to utter the words “saints for slackers.” She is back as our podcaster today! A Little With Great Love contributor & speaker, Tammi has blogged for many years about parenting...2021-09-3009 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 4: St. Mary MagdaleneSt. Mary Magdalene, like all of us, knew what it was to struggle. Most well known for being the woman out of whom Jesus cast seven demons, we find in this woman a model for turning away from the Enemy, and turning toward Christ.Today’s podcaster is Little With Great Love contributor and speaker, Kelli Davis. Kelli has been on a faith adventure since her life changed when she met Jesus for the first time on an 8th grade retreat. God has been reordering and restoring Kelli’s life for more than a deca...2021-09-2810 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 3: St. John the EvangelistSt. John the Evangelist reminds us that each one of us is loved deeply by God. We can't change this love. We can't escape this love. But will we embrace it?Today we have our first guest podcaster of Season 2, Patrick Sullivan. Also, our token Canadian of this season, as he and his wife, Kyla, reside in Barry’s Bay, Ontario, with their nine children.A favorite, seasoned slacker, Patrick did a bang-up job on St. Patrick in episode 24 of Season 1. We also had deep to hysterical discussions with him during our Season 1 live wrap ev...2021-09-2309 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEp 2: St. Mark Ji TiangjingSt. Mark Ji Tiangjing's life is one where we can see that God is not limited by our imperfections. When we sin and find it difficult to stop sinning, God can still work with and in our lives, as long as we keep trying, as long as we keep telling God, "Please help."Today’s podcaster is Little With Great Love contributor, Danielle Knight, an adventurer, creative, and storyteller. After quitting her seven-year trek in sales and marketing at a commercial real estate firm, she enjoyed a sabbatical of adventure, prayer, and reflection. She is now excited ab...2021-09-2109 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 1: St. Anthony of PaduaSt. Anthony of Padua is often called upon for help in finding lost items, and he responds with hilarious timing. As we dig into understanding this great saint, we find in him a wise companion and a friend to accompany us as we journey toward heaven.Today’s podcaster is Little With Great Love Contributor, Social Media Manager & Designer, Alyssa Sanchez. Since we finished Season 1, Alyssa completed her graduate studies and received her master’s in communications. She is pursuing her creative endeavors remotely in sunny South Florida. A world traveler, she can’t wait until her next t...2021-09-1609 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 40: Easter Sunday - Glory StoriesIn this final episode of Season 1 of Saints for Slackers, Lisa and Tammi review the reasons for creating this podcast. They discuss how there is a universal call to holiness that God gives us. Recapping some of their favorite saints, Lisa even introduces a new venerable who lived for the Easter Vigil. Lisa and Tammi dive into topics like woundedness, resurrection, the Ascension, the power of the Holy Spirit, and MORE. So settle in and GLORY with these spiritual sisters.Our podcasters today are Lisa Martinez, Founder of Little With Great Love, and Tammi...2021-04-041h 04Saints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 39: Holy Saturday Divine Mercy ReflectionYesterday (Good Friday), we started a powerful novena based on the Devotion to Divine Mercy that St. Faustina received from Our Lord. Our teammate Michelle Hillaert first brought us a beautiful reflection on St. Faustina in Episode 6. In honor of the Divine Mercy novena and in anticipation of Divine Mercy Sunday on April 11th, the week after Easter Sunday, we’re sharing this bonus podcast on Faustina and Divine Mercy by a special young guest. Since our podcast, season 1, ends tomorrow on Easter —- we’re sharing this with you now. Her...2021-04-0312 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 38: Good Friday Meditation“Why? Why me, Lord? Why die for me?"Enter into Good Friday with today's short but powerful meditation in Episode 39. ✝️Grab your FREE download of the poem "In His Eyes" recited by author, Tammi McCarthy here: https://www.littlewithgreatlove.com/product/good-friday-meditation-download/Read today’s reflection and find out more about today's featured podcaster here: https://www.littlewithgreatlove.com/good-friday-meditation/Here is a link to the Divine Mercy Novena that starts today (Good Friday) for you to pray and follow a...2021-04-0209 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 37: St. John Paul the GreatSt. John Paul the Great, our beloved Pope, taught us how to find our identity in God. He inspired so many young people during his life, constantly reminding them to find their worth in Christ instead of any false ideas of the world. Our worth can only be found in the sum of God's love for us. His legacy is one of great inspiration and a call to heroically live out the Christian call. Our guest podcaster today is Rev. Fr. Charles Canoy. He is a Catholic priest of the Diocese of Lansing in Mi...2021-04-0110 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 36: Blessed Carlo AcutisBlessed Carlo Acutis shows us how our differences are what make us unique in God’s eyes. Carlo was considered to be a technological genius by all who knew him. Check out this website he created to document and catalog all of the Eucharistic miracles. He is on the path to becoming the first millennial saint. Our guest podcaster today is Shayla McCarthy. Shayla is the oldest daughter of Little With Great Love contributor, Tammi McCarthy. At sixteen years old, she exhibits a maturity that few at her age possess. She has been homeschooling all...2021-03-3109 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 35: Blessed Chiara BadanoBlessed Chiara Badano poured out the love of God into a rich and generous life. Chiara Badano was a beautiful young woman who yearned to be the love of God to others. Her love knew no limits as she said "yes" to Jesus in everything, even to the point of suffering and death at an early age. She lived her best life with Jesus at her side.Our podcaster today is Liz Artymko. Liz is a young woman who works as a Young Adult Coordinator for the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer, The...2021-03-3010 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 34: St. Josemaría EscrívaSt. Josemaría Escríva believed that every interaction. Every movement or action, when done out of love, can have a large impact on us and on those around us. Canonized by St. John Paul II, this Spanish priest organized a group of laypeople and priests whose teachings were centered on the belief that everyone is called to holiness by God. See how today’s founding member of Little with Great Love relates this saint back to our identity and mission.We’re bringing back a Little With Great Love podcaster today, Tammi McCarthy, Our Spi...2021-03-2908 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 33: St. Augusta of TrevisoSt. Augusta of Treviso was a virgin, martyr, and hardcore servant of Christ. She defied her father by converting to Christianity and refusing to renounce Christ. She lived out the consequences of torture and death. St. Augusta was a special young woman who reminds us that Jesus is worth all the suffering we say yes to.We’re bringing back a Little With Great Love podcaster today, Danielle Knight, our Chief Storyteller & Contributor.Danielle did a bang-up job with her Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati podcast in episode 9. If you ca...2021-03-2708 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 32: Blessed ConchitaBlessed Conchita sets the bar high for all of us. As a widow with six children, she managed to be a mother, a leader in religious communities, and a faithful servant of Christ in all that He asked her. Blessed Conchita, like our podcaster Pam, suffered with child loss. She did so very courageously by uniting her suffering with the Cross. Pam has a deep love for Christ crucified and encourages other families of loss to do the same.Our podcaster today is Pam Stanford, Red Bird Ministries’ spiritual mother. Pam and her husband Tom...2021-03-2610 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 31: Blessed Chiara Corbella PetrilloBlessed Chiara was a modern-day mother who sacrificed her life for her child. Blessed Chiara Corbella Petrillo lost two of her children right after birth and during her third pregnancy, she had to make a difficult choice - receive cancer treatment that could negatively impact the baby in her womb, or deny treatment and embrace the likelihood of death. She was a woman who overcame many of life's sufferings with the hope and joy of God.Our guest podcaster today is Caroline Gallet. Caroline is a sweet girl with a heart of gold at...2021-03-2511 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 30: St. BernadetteSt. Bernadette was the humble saint of Lourdes who loved to unite with Christ's suffering. She was called to reveal the Immaculate Conception by Mary. After, she lived a hidden life in a convent, where she practiced simplicity and uniting her sufferings with those of Christ. She reminds us that whenever we’re in need, turn to our "mama" in heaven and rest in her arms peacefully.Our podcaster today is Michelle Hillaert. Michelle was the slacker, a.k.a. saint-in-training, who brought us the legendary St. Faustina in Episode 6. So, if you missed th...2021-03-2408 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 29: St. Ignatius of LoyolaSt. Ignatius of Loyola reminds us of the call to live our faith amidst life's struggles. Julie’s reflection today on St. Ignatius reminds us of the desire to live out what God calls us to—total dependence on Him and appreciating the true gift of our faith. A gift that means we are never alone. St. Ignatius and Julie both remind us that our growth in faith, hope, and love are part of our daily journey through life.Our guest podcaster today is Julie Mouton. Julie is a social worker who has a pass...2021-03-2307 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 28: St. Catherine LaboureSt. Catherine Laboure had a special mission from Mary. Mary appeared to this young woman, charging her with the special missions of spreading devotion to the Immaculate Conception and wearing the Miraculous Medal. Although St. Catherine was chosen for this mission, she humbly kept it a secret until her last moments on earth.Our guest podcaster today is Caroline Kennedy. Caroline is a 16-year-old junior at Kingwood High School. She is a varsity player for her high school volleyball and basketball team and an active member of the Health Occupational Students of America and...2021-03-2210 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 27: St. ChristopherSt. Christopher was an early Christian committed to following Christ to the end. We can all relate to St. Christopher's thirst for more, to find our ultimate meaning and purpose in life. He eventually found it in Christ, and He served His king to the end, and to the point of death! Legend tells us this saint carried the child Jesus across a raging river! Our guest podcaster today is Charlie Jardine. Charlie is currently a Senior at St. Thomas High School looking to study Philosophy and Theology at Franciscan University. He is the c...2021-03-2010 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 26: St. JosephSt. Joseph, the Foster-father of Jesus, Dedicated Spouse to Mary, and Patron of the Universal Church. Meet the man chosen to father, protect, teach and love the Messiah of the world. Marty Hebert shares with us just how special this powerful man is, the saint chosen to care for the Infant Jesus and His Holy Mother. And St. Joseph's work is not done! He eagerly awaits us to ask Him for His help and protection for all of our needs.Our guest podcaster today is Marty Hebert. Marty is the happily married husband of A...2021-03-1908 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 25: St. Edith SteinSt. Edith Stein was a saint who inspires our courage amidst life's most difficult moments.Learn how after giving up her faith, this remarkable woman made her way back to God, a convent, and martyrdom at the hand of the Nazis. Listen as John shares about the miraculous journey of St. Edith Stein — from Jewish roots to no faith in God at all, she finds her way to Catholicism, religious life and ultimately sacrificing her life for her commitment to God. Our guest podcaster today is John Brahier. John teaches high school mat...2021-03-1808 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 24: St. PatrickSt. Patrick is the saint we think we know for the Irish, beer, and four-leaf clovers—who many of us don’t really know at all. Patrick was an unlearned, kidnapped, and unreligious man who overcame the odds and achieved great things for Christ. First off, St. Patrick wasn't even Irish! He was kidnapped by Irish raiders in Britain. But St. Patrick didn't allow this setback, along with his lack of education or religious upbringing, to stop him from doing what God called him to do. Our guest podcaster today is Patrick Sullivan. Patrick Sulli...2021-03-1709 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 23: St. LawrenceSt. Lawrence was infamous as a radical follower of Christ...to the point where he eagerly awaited his martyrdom of being cooked on a grill, which he was sentenced to by the Roman Emperor Valerian in 2nd century Rome. Lawrence is a saint who puts us all to the test with his ability to suffer radically for Jesus - to the point of a slow and tortuous death.He's been called the "Ragin' Cajun I.T Guru from down on the Bayou.” Ben Boudreaux has been married to his sweetheart Joy (who you heard ta...2021-03-1610 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 22: St. HildegardSt. Hildegard was a true renaissance woman who enjoyed the fruits of a rich life in God, the creative arts, science and more. If you're looking for a saint to crush on—St. Hildegard is an easy one! While this woman encountered a desire to enter religious life at 15 years old, she pursued a full life inside and outside of the convent. She had visions, wrote music and poetry, and treatises on medicine and natural history, she loved baking, traveled and evangelized, AND - she is one of the only FOUR female doctors of the Catholic Church! She was a...2021-03-1509 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 21: St. Joseph of CupertinoSt. Joseph of Cupertino was a simple, holy, and greatly misunderstood friar. A man who encountered rejection, accusation, and skepticism from his peers—he reached the heights of holiness and union with God, as manifested in frequent ecstasies and even levitating in prayer and at Mass. A holy man, St. Joseph of Cupertino was misjudged by others but elevated to great heights by God.Bridget Holtz is a deep-thinking compassionate caregiver with a love for color, culture, travel, kindness, and the encouraging word. She has been called to seek out and serve the lost, vu...2021-03-1309 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 20: St. Joan of ArcSt. Joan of Arc KNEW, without a doubt and despite opposition and persecution, that God had called her to a special mission: to save the Catholic King and the Catholic Church in France - and ultimately to save souls for Christ. She was the heroic, warrior saint who shows us how to enter the battlefield for God!Moira of Modern Catholic Mom is a Midwest girl — though she lived for a short while in the South, and absolutely loved it — she still misses those winters! She met her husband, John...2021-03-1209 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 19: St. Maximilian KolbeSt. Maximilian Kolbe is the saint who gave up his life to save a fellow Auschwitz prisoner. He loved to remind us that truth is not relative, but a fundamental creation of God. St. Maximilian challenges us to overcome the obstacles of life by growing in our faith and staying close to the sacraments to gain strength - so that we might become one with Truth, the Truth that is our Lord Jesus Christ.Dr. Jeremy Lustig has been a member of the Troops of Saint George since its launch. He served as the...2021-03-1108 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 18: St. Pope John Paul II, Strong Families Create SaintsSt. Pope John Paul II was the pope who urgently taught us to fight for the family. We learn to live out our identity as adopted sons and daughters of God in the family. Of the many wonderful treasures offered to us from this incredible pope and saint, his advocacy for the family is second to none. His teachings echo in our hearts that strong families make strong nations, and strong nations produce saints.Patrick Novecosky is one of America’s most accomplished Catholic communicators. He’s the author of 100 WAYS JOHN PAUL II CHAN...2021-03-1010 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 17: St. Elizabeth Ann SetonSt. Elizabeth Ann Seton suffered the loss of loved ones throughout her life, which left her feeling empty and in search for more. She eventually found all she was looking for, and so much more, in finding her home in the Catholic Church and in the arms of Mary, the Mother of God. This saint teaches us to find all we could ever want and need in God Our Father and Mary Our Mother.Fr. Joe O’Connor serves as the Director of Seminarians for the Diocese of Syracuse and Pastor of St. Elizabeth Ann...2021-03-0908 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 16: St. BenedictSt. Benedict teaches monks, and us, how to live a Christ-centered & Christ-ordered life. St. Benedict began a deep walk with the Lord as a hermit, living in solitude for three years. He then started opening monasteries, and developing principles to structure a monk's daily way of life, which we know of today as "The Benedictine Rule."This saint taught monks how to be monks. The quote “ora et labora” is Latin for pray and work.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Brian Squibbs. Brian has been a member of the Troo...2021-03-0809 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 15: St. VeronicaSt. Veronica knelt down, wiped a suffering face with love and compassion, and became a saint! The example of St. Veronica teaches us that loving our neighbors well is a ticket to sainthood. When we can see the face of Jesus in those around us and love them, we are not far from the love St. Veronica showed Jesus in wiping His face. The love we put into small gestures and acts of service holds a power that can make us holy.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Joy Boudreaux. Joy and...2021-03-0608 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 14: St. Louis MartinSt. Louis Martin was a remarkable saint, husband & father, and a man who helped build an entire family dedicated to God. He can teach us how to lead and be members of a holy family and household. St. Louis Martin entered a special and holy marriage with another saint, his wife St. Zelie Martin. Together, they raised a family that offered their whole lives to God.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Ryan Breaux. Ryan is from the small town of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. He's been married 18-years to his wife, Kelly...2021-03-0508 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 13: St. Zélie Guérin MartinSt. Zelie Martin became the mother of a family that radically said "Yes" to God's plans. She is a saint who teaches us to say yes to God no matter what, to His unique and unexpected plans, joys, sorrows, and everything else that means following God in all things.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Kelly Breaux. Kelly is from the small town of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. She's been married 18-years to her husband, Ryan. They have 4 children: 12-year-old Estelle Gabriella, and 3 Saints in heaven - twins Emma Grace & Talon Antoine would...2021-03-0410 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 12: St. Gianna MollaSt. Gianna Molla was a wife, mother, doctor, and God's faithful servant. St. Gianna inspires us to open ourselves to the many ways God will call us to use our gifts and talents for His glory. She particularly inspires any woman who longs to follow Christ in all things. She practiced self-giving daily in her call to her family, her medical patients, and in the stillness of prayer with God.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Kara Hebert. Kara Hebert is a native of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. A small-town community where family...2021-03-0308 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 11: Our Lady of GuadalupeOur Lady of Guadalupe: A Mother Whose Promise & Love NEVER FailsOur Lady of Guadalupe challenges us, her beloved and sometimes overly self-reliant children, to remember that she always has our back. She will protect us and care for our every need. Even when St. Juan Diego tried to avoid meeting her again to take care of his affairs, she found him wherever he was. She reminded him, and us, that our Mother knows all we need and it is pointless to try to do it all on our own. A mother who is...2021-03-0208 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 10: St. Francis de SalesSt. Francis de Sales was a 16th-century spiritual master who teaches us to reject fear and embrace the crosses in life. This saint reminds us not to worry about tomorrow, for the God who cares for us today will also care for us every day. St. Francis de Sales draws our attention back to what we know to be true: worry is useless and we cannot escape suffering in this life. But take heart, he also tells us, for our God offers us unfailing strength in every hardship we encounter.Our podcast & reflection for...2021-03-0108 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 9: Blessed Pier Giorgio FrassatiBlessed Pier Giorgio Frassati was the mountaineer saint who loved God and fellow man - to the fullest! Frassati was an Italian, charismatic, and loving young man who spent his time serving the poor and suffering, while also living a full life with his friends by his side. Simply put for slackers, Pier loved God, served the poor, played jokes, and scaled mountains.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Danielle Knight, the Chief Storyteller & Contributor with the Little With Great Love Team. Danielle is an adventurer who likes to inspire h...2021-02-2708 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 8: St. PioSt. Pio, also known as the Padre of the famous words, “Pray, Hope, and Don't Worry!”, is the saint who encourages us to keep hope at all times. Worry is useless! These are some of the famous words given to us by this special and holy saint, a Capuchin friar who spent most of his days hearing countless confessions, and the rest of his time being a faithful spiritual father, friend, and counselor of souls.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Alyssa Sanchez, Contributor, Social Media Manager & Designer for the Little With Grea...2021-02-2608 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 7: St. John VianneySt. John Vianney is the saint whose faithfulness made him beloved in all of France. He was now for his faithfulness, austerity, and for being a dedicated confessor—hearing up to 75,000 confessions per year. He was so faithful in fighting for souls, the devil never left him alone.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Tammi McCarthy, a writer and speaker on the Little With Great Love Team. Still, she has been running her own blog and social media for years at Chasing Time Drinking Wine. This whole podcast was actually bor...2021-02-2508 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 6: St. FaustinaSt. Faustina is the saint who reminds us that God loves it when we trust him more and more. Jesus appeared to St. Faustina repeatedly, giving her the message of His Divine Mercy, His merciful love for all of souls. He chose to share His message of love and mercy through a slacker who became a great saint.Our podcast & reflection for today is by slacker Michelle Hillaert, a writer and speaker on the Little With Great Love Team. Michelle is a wife, mother, bestselling author, coach, and a woman of vision. She is...2021-02-2406 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 5: St. John XXIIISt. John XXIII surprised his peers by doing the unexpected and carrying the Catholic Church through big changes and growth during his papacy! He was the "Good" Pope who reminds us to always trust in God!Our podcast & reflection for today is by Dr. Bob McCarty who lives with his wife Maggie in Laurel, Maryland. Bob is a pastoral ministry consultant and trainer and adjunct faculty at The Catholic University of America and The University of Dallas. He offers consultations, retreats, workshops, and training programs in ministry skills and issues internationally. Here’s a fu...2021-02-2307 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 3: St. Teresa of CalcuttaSt. Teresa of Calcutta, one of our beloved modern-day saints, loved, served, and suffered with all God's poor and forgotten children.Jesus' thirst for souls took hold of St. Teresa's heart, and the desire to satiate His thirst became the driving force of her life.Our podcast & reflection for today is by Kelly Breaux of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. Kelly and her husband Ryan are the founders of Red Bird Ministries, the sister organization of Little With Great Love. Red Bird Ministries' mission is to serve those who are suffering from the loss o...2021-02-2006 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 2: St. Albert the GreatToday Little With Great Love Founder, Lisa Martinez, gives a little insight into the relationship between St. Albert the Great and St. Thomas Aquinas.Her 3-minute written reflection and short podcast show us how God chooses whomever He wishes to do whatever He asks, especially the social outcasts.Read and learn more here: https://www.littlewithgreatlove.com/st-albert-the-great2021-02-1906 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersEpisode 0: START HERE Founders' Intro to Saints for SlackerLisa Martinez, Founder of nonprofit Little With Great Love, and Kelly Breaux, Founder of sister nonprofit Red Bird Ministries introduce our 40-day journey, Saints for Slackers.2021-02-1611 minSaints for SlackersSaints for SlackersPre-launch Invitation to Slackers from SlackersCalling all slackers! Yes, you, the one who might not know what you’re doing for Lent, but also just can’t take one more friggin’ thing right now?!Nonprofit founders, Lisa Martinez of Little With Great Love and Kelly Breaux of Red Bird ministries are inviting you to join us here! Starting Ash Wednesday, February 17, 2021, OR whenever you discover us, we’ll begin a 40-day journey of little daily inspirations from the saints. The saints are really just our friends in Heaven, and couldn’t you use a friend like that right about now?2021-02-1110 minThe Love Fruit Podcast - A Podcast For Raw Vegan FruitariansThe Love Fruit Podcast - A Podcast For Raw Vegan Fruitarians44. Roger King - Warrior Love, Self Love, Fruit LoveIn this episode of the Love Fruit podcast I interview Roger King from England.Though Roger may not be known well to the worldwide raw vegan community he is a legend to those that have attended the UK Fruitfest.Over the last 5 years Roger has played a big part in the event through dance classes and talks on learning to love yourself.He has been a professional counsellor for 50 years and has authored a number of books including: "Warrior Love", "You Deserve Love" and "A Little Book Of Love".Feel free...2020-12-071h 11elcitadino 3Speak Podcastelcitadino 3Speak PodcastCrazy Little Thing Called Love- Queen (Cover by @elcitadino)https://3speak.tv/watch?v=elcitadino/kfbxqmvj This is one of those songs that you fall in love with from the very first time that you listen to it. I absolutelly love its 50's vibes (eventhough it was realeased on late 70's), the funny lyrics that make you feel conftable and happy and how catchy it is. I hope you enjoy it. Esta es una de esas canciones de las cuales te enamoras desde la primera vez que la escuchas. Amo esa energía que transmite que recuerda a la década de los 50 (A pe...2020-09-2600 min