Episode 6: Gratitude for the Saints at Thanksgiving (Eucharistia)

In this episode of Destination Sainthood, Annabelle Moseley, poet, author and Professor of Theology discusses Saints Philip and James, apostles and describes how to follow the example of the apostles by drawing close to the Heart of Jesus.

In this episode of Destination Sainthood, Annabelle Moseley, poet, author and Professor of Theology discusses St. Mark the Evangelist and St. Catherine of Siena, and gives beautiful ideas for ways to celebrate and be inspired by these saints in your daily life. Preach the Gospel and "eat like a lion" with St. Mark and build a "prayer cell" with St. Catherine of Siena. Get ready for prayers, music, devotions and reflections that will bond you to these saints as never before and help you on your own journey.

Host Annabelle Moseley continues her interview of Don Nohs, President of the Society of the Holy Face of Jesus, member of the Confraternity of the Passion and past director general of the Confraternity of the Passion International. Don speaks eloquently of the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus and explains why although it is arguably the least known devotion, it has produced such a great number of saints. Several of those saints are discussed on this episode.

In this episode, show host Annabelle Moseley interviews Don Nohs, President of the Society of the Holy Face of Jesus, member of the Confraternity of the Passion and past director general of the Confraternity of the Passion International. Don speaks eloquently of the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus and explains why although it is arguably the least known devotion, it has produced such a great number of saints. Several of those saints are discussed on this episode.

On this episode dedicated to and inspired by St. Cecilia, host Annabelle Moseley, Author, Poet and Professor of Theology, discusses faith, music, and the interplay between the two. She interviews Maestro Charles Rufino, Luthier, on his life in music and faith.

On this episode dedicated to and inspired by Saint Lucy, host Annabelle Moseley, a Catholic Author, Poet, and Professor of Theology, celebrates the transcription into Braille of her book, Sacred Braille: The Rosary as Masterpiece and interviews Malachy Fallon, Executive Director of the Xavier Society for the Blind. They discuss the important and fascinating ministry of the Xavier Society providing the blind (free of charge) with the Mass Propers, as well as significant theological, literary and devotional works in braille and audio formats. Also discussed: the annual Xavier Society St. Lucy Mass and the significance of saints and faith.

On this episode dedicated to and inspired by Saints Zechariah and Elizabeth, the parents of St. John the Baptist, Catholic Author, Poet, and Professor of Theology, Annabelle Moseley, interviews Francis Etheredge, author of The Prayerful Kiss. They discuss Francis Etheredge's book and thoughts on marriage and family. Scripture, art, prayer, and poetry on the theme is included.

On this episode dedicated to and inspired by Saints Joachim and Anna, the parents of Mary and grandparents of Jesus, Catholic Author, Poet, and Professor of Theology, Annabelle Moseley, interviews Francis Etheredge, author of The Prayerful Kiss. They discuss Francis Etheredge's book and thoughts on marriage and family. Scripture, art, prayer, and poetry on the theme is included.

On this episode, Catholic Author, Poet, and Professor of Theology, Annabelle Moseley interviews Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC, author of Consecration to St. Joseph: The Wonders of Our Spiritual Father. They discuss Fr. Calloway's research, writings, and the wonders of St. Joseph's role in the Holy Family, including his influence on our own families as reflected in Scripture, prayer and art.

On this episode, Catholic author, poet, and theologian Annabelle Moseley interviews Fr. Bob Smith, Pastor of St. Hugh of Lincoln Roman Catholic Church in New York on his vocation, the pilgrimage of his faith-filled journey, his spiritual influences and favorite saints. Thanksgiving is honored through gratitude for the examples of the saints, the Most Holy Eucharist (which means Thanksgiving) and curated songs and prayers on the topic.