Are you ready to start your day on the path to sainthood? It‘s not some lofty ideal. It‘s our gospel calling. Every show features great information on how we can become SAINTS! It takes hard work, perseverance, and faith on our part, but most of all it takes the great gifts of the sacraments and grace God freely offers us every day.
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Are you ready to start your day on the path to sainthood? It‘s not some lofty ideal. It‘s our gospel calling. Every show features great information on how we can become SAINTS! It takes hard work, perseverance, and faith on our part, but most of all it takes the great gifts of the sacraments and grace God freely offers us every day.
Classical Education, Amazing Parishes, & the Rosary
Roadmap To Heaven with Adam Wright
51 minutes
3 weeks ago
Classical Education, Amazing Parishes, & the Rosary
It's a jam packed episode of Roadmap to Heaven. First, Adam is joined by Dan Leonardi to discuss the role Classical Education can play in the formation of our children. Tim Glemkowski shares an invitation to attend the 2026 Leadership Summit from Amazing Parish. Adam offers some reasons to foster devotion to Mary through the Rosary. The episode wraps with some thoughts on the Gospel of the day and how the Rosary can help us live out the message.
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Roadmap To Heaven with Adam Wright
Are you ready to start your day on the path to sainthood? It‘s not some lofty ideal. It‘s our gospel calling. Every show features great information on how we can become SAINTS! It takes hard work, perseverance, and faith on our part, but most of all it takes the great gifts of the sacraments and grace God freely offers us every day.
