Many years ago, Heather made a Lenten commitment that changed her life forever. In this episode, hear how Heather committed to spending time in the Blessed Sacrament chapel every day during a season of life when she was questioning the future of her marriage. Hear how Jesus not only restored, but redeemed her marriage, and the fuller life that she, her husband, and her children have come to experience because of the power of those prayers prayed in Jesus’ Eucharistic presence.

Kathy Crombie, a gifted artist, shares how Jesus’ Eucharistic presence has impacted the way she approaches her craft, and the way she has grown to love Him. In this episode she describes in detail the creation of a Corpus Christi icon, and shares how powerfully Jesus in the Eucharist spoke to her in the process of creating it, and how her encounters with Jesus in the Eucharist have formed her.

When life didn’t go as planned for Jordan, he found himself in a place of seeking. In this episode, hear as he describes his journey into the Catholic faith, how frequent reception of the Eucharist and adoration began to drastically change his life, and the role that the Eucharist has played in discerning and living out his vocation as a husband and father.

Although she grew up in the Catholic faith and even attended Catholic school, Olivia McCarthy found herself as a young adult, recently married, and a new mom living in a new city asking God to help her believe in Jesus’ presence in the Eucharist. Inspired by the faith of others, she longed to believe in Jesus and give him everything. Hear how her life changed after praying that prayer, how her conviction grew, and how the Eucharist has sustained her through various trials and seasons.

When Beth was discerning long-term missions as a young adult, she took an opportunity to go on a mission trip to Ecuador, which transformed the way she viewed the Eucharist forever. In this episode she describes that trip, her life working in ministry, and how travel and pilgrimage have bolstered her faith in Jesus and dependence on him in the Eucharist.