Jewels of Our Faith

What does it truly mean to embrace the vocation of motherhood?
Join host Julie Lassiter on the latest episode of Jewels of Our Faith as she explores the beauty of Catholic motherhood—both biological and spiritual. This episode features part one of an uplifting conversation with Sister Karolyn, Vocation Director for the Sisters of Saint Francis of the Martyr Saint George. Together, they discuss the charism of making Christ's merciful love visible, practical steps for discerning God's will, and how to keep prayer centered on a deep relationship with Jesus.

How can we inspire others in our daily walk of faith?
 
On this episode of Jewels of Our Faith, host Julie Lassiter explores the core word "Inspire" and welcomes back Shawn Mueller, Director of Religious Education at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish. Dive into the inspiring life and writings of Archbishop Fulton Sheen as we prepare for his upcoming beatification in St. Louis! Learn how practical resources, daily prayer, and standing firm in Church teaching can transform your spiritual journey.

Host Julie Lassiter explores the meaning and juridical process of beatification in light of Archbishop Fulton Sheen's upcoming beatification celebration in St. Louis. Words Mean Things: Beatification, featuring guest perspective from Adam Wright on how the Church investigates heroic virtue, local miracles, and canonization law. This episode also features part one of an interview with guest Sean Mueller, Director of Religious Education at Immaculate Heart of Mary in New Melle, who shares how Fulton Sheen influenced his 30 years of ministry, the power of daily holy hours, and the impact of perpetual adoration.
 
What does beatification actually mean, and how does a daily Holy Hour transform a soul?
Join host Julie Lassiter on the latest episode of Jewels of Our Faith as guest Adam Wright breaks down the cause for canonization and the upcoming beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen in St. Louis! Plus, long-time Director of Religious Education Sean Mueller shares powerful insights on 30 years of ministry, Fulton Sheen's spiritual legacy, and how to live what you believe.

Host Julie Lassiter explores the gift of spiritual wonder and how technology can dim our capacity for awe. Words Mean Things focuses on Wonder, defining it as an attitude of deep reverence and child-like astonishment before the majesty of God. This episode features a homily from Father David Skillman, pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in New Melle, who reflects on detaching from constant digital distraction, fostering Eucharistic amazement, and cultivating wonder through prayer and spiritual reading.

Episode Description: Host Julie Lassiter explores the profound call to follow Christ, discussing Saint Michael's Lent, devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and the transition into honoring Our Lady of Sorrows. This episode features an interview with Clyde Nosser, Pastoral Associate at St. Boniface Parish and host of Quo Vadis on Covenant Network Catholic Radio. Clyde shares his personal faith journey from college atheism to active ministry, the power of street evangelization, and how listening to the Holy Spirit transformed a simple Christmas effort into a growing parish-wide outreach for those in need.

Host Julie Lassiter explores Catholic prayers for anxiety and how consistent prayer and simple daily routines bring peace to worried hearts. Words Mean Things: Anxiety—Julie defines anxiety as a normal human emotion and shares how turning to prayer, the saints, and Catholic traditions helps combat spiritual warfare and fear, especially during school transitions. This episode features an insightful discussion with Dr. Jennifer Maune, principal at St. Vincent's in Dutzow, Missouri, who offers practical advice for parents, the importance of family routines, and bringing Christ into everyday school life. 

Who is carrying your messages to God?
Join host Julie Lassiter on the latest episode of Jewels of Our Faith as she explores the spiritual power of heavenly messengers and welcomes back Dr. Mary Lee Barron. In part two of this inspiring conversation, Dr. Barron breaks down how young adults can future proof their fertility health, the sacred intersection of biology and theology in the womb, and how prayer works miracles in medicine.
As we move through August, we also refocus our hearts on the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Host Julie Lassiter highlights the month of August dedicated to the Immaculate Heart, St. Michael's Lent, and devotions to Our Lady. This episode features part one of an interview with Dr. Mary Lee Barron, nurse practitioner and fertility care specialist, discussing natural family planning, male and female fertility factors, and practical ways to protect reproductive health.
Episode 42 will discuss the article: Dr. Mary Lee Barron, Future-Proofing the Fertility Health of Young Adults
https://www.scientia.global/dr-mary-lee-barron-future-proofing-the-fertility-health-of-young-adults/

Join host Julie Lassiter on the latest episode of Jewels of Our Faith as she explores the word "Guardian" and dives into the powerful Franciscan tradition of St. Michael's Lent (August 15th – September 29th). Featuring insights from guests Adam Wright and Peter Lassiter, this episode provides a practical roadmap for fasting, prayer, and detachment from digital distractions so you can refocus your heart on Christ.
Reclaim your identity in God and equip yourself for spiritual battle! 🛡️
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How can we truly become instruments of peace in a world filled with chaos and conflict?
On this episode of Jewels of Our Faith, host Julie Lassiter breaks down the true definition of peace as the "tranquility of order" and shares practical ways parents and professionals can pause, surrender to Christ, and bring calmness to moments of high stress. We are also joined for part two of our special interview with military chaplain Father Pete Pomposello, who reflects on America’s 250th anniversary, the reality of global freedom, and why we are called to intentionally practice the spiritual discipline of voluntary poverty to empty ourselves for God's grace.