My Soul Delights - An Invitation to Journey Together in our Catholic Faith No Matter where You are in the Journey.

In this short episode, we reflect a little on the detail and design in the architecture, sculptures, tombs, and frescoes that are steeped in so much history, with particular reference to St Peter's Basilica in Rome and how the dedicated work of gifted hands made it possible. Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by Ashamaluev MusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com

A short overview of the Eucharistic Miracle of Siena, Italy in 1730. This Eucharistic miracle is an ongoing miracle of preservation still occurring today in the Basilica of San Francesco!Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by Ashamaluev MusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com

In this episode, we look at the life of a popular and world-renowned saint, known for his gentleness, his love for God and for others, often attributed with the title, 'miracle-worker'. St Anthony was born in Lisbon, Portugal in 1195 and died in Padua, Italy in 1231. Within 11 months of his death, St Anthony was canonised and his feast day is celebrated on June 13th. Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by Ashamaluev MusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com

In this short episode we look at this simple but powerful gesture - marking ourselves with the sign of the cross. Where does this practice come from? Why is it important and what does it signify? Marking ourselves with the sign of the cross reinforces some of the central mysteries of our faith and it is also a useful way of explaining them, while giving witness to the presence of the Holy Trinity in our everyday lives. Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by Ashamaluev MusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com

The prayer known as St Patrick's Breastplate is attributed to the great saint, St Patrick and it is considered a prayer of protection.  The words of this prayer remind us that we arise each day through the strength of Christ with His protection as our shield and His wisdom to guide us. Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by Ashamaluev MusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com

In this episode we look at the Miraculous Medal, a story that has many interweaving threads and contributes many examples of the providence of God and the closeness of our Blessed Mother Mary. The Miraculous Medal was a revelation of Our Lady to a young sister called Catherine Laboure, later to be declared a saint. St Catherine was born in 1806, France and in the year 1830 she joined the sisters of the Daughters of Charity which had been founded by St Vincent de Paul. Just a  few months later after she entered the congregation, St Catherine received two apparitions of Our Lady. It was in the second apparition of 27th November, 1830 that Our Lady revealed her wishes to have a medal struck according to the image that she conveyed to Catherine. She promised that anyone who would wear this medal would 'receive great graces'. The Miraculous Medal became known as 'miraculous' due to the countless miracles attributed to it. Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by Ashamaluev MusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com

In this episode, we look at the story of Our Lady of Lourdes and St Bernadette. In 1858, Our Lady appeared to a young girl called Bernadette Soubirous, at the grotto near to Lourdes, at Massabielle. Bernadette came from a humble family who were familiar with poverty but her interior life proved to be a rich source of blessing not only reserved for herself, as a result of her encounter at the grotto, but for many people of all generations. We look at how the story of Lourdes reminds us of the closeness of our Mother, Mary and her desire to enter all areas of our lives. Today, Lourdes is a world-renowned sanctuary and haven for pilgrims young and old; where many miracles have been recorded, in this little town nestled beneath the Pyrenees mountains. Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by Ashamaluev MusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com

In this episode, we look at the meaning of Easter and its subsequent meaning and impact for all of humanity. The life, death and resurrection of Jesus reveal God's plan for humanity, one that is not confined to one place or time. The hope and glory of the resurrection is the focal point of our Christian faith, and a revelation of a God who is a God of life and light. We look at how God is still revealing this to us now. The Eucharist as the essence of life itself. The Light overcomes the darkness. 'I am the light of the world' John 8:12. 'Light makes life possible. It makes encounter possible.  It makes communication possible. It makes knowledge, access to reality and to truth, possible.' Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Music Credits: Inspirational Innovation by AshamaluevMusicContact Email: msdcatholic@gmail.com