JMJ Missions

After a busy Confirmation season, we're excited to be back with a brand-new episode.With the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul celebrated on June 29, we thought it was the perfect time to take a deep dive into one of the most incredible men in Christian history: St. Paul.From persecuting the Church to becoming the Apostle to the Nations, Paul's life is one of the greatest conversion stories ever told. We explore his dramatic encounter with Christ on the road to Damascus, the connection between St. Stephen's final prayer and Paul's conversion, and the extraordinary humility that shaped the rest of his life.Follow us on Instagram: @jmjmissions

It's hard to find a good relationship in the Catholic world right now! Here we talk about how to make the best of singleness, loneliness, getting over a bad relationship, and some red/green flags to look out for. Web/Book an Event: www.jmjmissions.comMerch! https://www.jmjmissions.com/category/...Find us on TikTok, Facebook and Insta: @jmjmissions Spreading the Gospel, one soul at a time.

We unpack our favorite "hardcore" moments of Jesus just giving people absolute truth!Check out our merch: https://www.jmjmissions.com/category/all-products

Alright, so for this podcast we loosened the reigns a little bit and opened up about some recent, really intriguing personal encounters with God. These stories range from answered prayers to really unexpected "Godincidences" as we call them. Comment with your own cool story. You never know who will need to hear it! We have new merch by the way in case you want to snap some up: MERCH

In this episode, we take a few clips from Charlie Kirk, but instead of just reacting or debating, we’re asking a deeper question: How can we reach the person behind the question?It’s easy to get caught up in arguments, especially when faith and politics collide. But our goal isn’t to win debates, it’s to win hearts. We talk about how to see the person asking the hard questions, how to respond with truth and love, and what real evangelization looks like in conversations like these.Also, please join us in prayer for the soul of Charlie Kirk. His tragic death just over a month ago left so many people feeling desolate, hopeless, and lost in a seemingly increasingly divided world. Let us pray for his family, that they may find healing through Christ, and let's ask for the intercession of Our Lady Reconciler of All Peoples and Nations for peace in our country and peace in the world. Btw, if you don't know that title of Mary, look it up....you can thank us later!

If you could draft saints, which one you taking with the first overall pick? Dan and Ant choose four saints each, and argue about which set of saints would handle various real world situations more effectively. Disclaimer: This is totally just for fun, we know it's not a great idea to "argue" about holiness, and comparing holiness isn't recommended either. So take all of this with a grain of salt and enjoy it through the lens of witty banter. All these holy men and women, pray for us!Instagram: @jmjmissions

It can be hard to know how to respond when the world feels heavy and dark. In this episode, we explore practical ways to be a source of light and hope right now, even in difficult times.We discuss small but powerful ways to spread kindness, stand up for truth, and bring comfort to those around us. Each of us has the ability to make a difference in the lives of others, no matter how overwhelming things may seem.If you’ve ever wondered how to shine in the midst of uncertainty and pain, this conversation is for you. Let’s inspire hope, together.Joining us today was special guest Connor Mclaughlin. Connor is the founder of practicalsainthood.com, and he is incredibly gifted in mentoring, coaching, and helping all people who are in need of spiritual consolation. Check out his YouTube:  @Connor_McLaughlin ​

From public service to pastoral service, his journey is a testimony to courage, faith, and trust in God’s plan. Whether you’re discerning your own vocation or simply curious about how God calls people in unexpected ways, this conversation will inspire and challenge you.

We spoke with Father David Nerbun, the founding pastor of Frassati Catholic Church in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on the life and legacy of (soon to be) Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati!

During this episode, we broke down some of the lesser known facts and stories of the soon to be Saint Carlo Acutis including:- Why he limited himself to one hour of gaming a week- How he practiced temperance with food- How he converted the family butler from Hinduism to Catholicism - His quiet acts of charity - His care for those who were lonely- The advice he offered towards purity - His acceptance of his own death Regardless of your age, he is a phenomenal saint to look up to! Website: www.jmjmissions.com