Send us a text What if belonging could heal fragmentation? We turn to Mystici Corporis Christi, Pope Pius XII’s 1943 encyclical, to rediscover the Church as a living body where Christ is the head, the Holy Spirit is the soul, and every baptized person shares real dignity and purpose. This is not abstract theology—it’s a map for identity, unity, and hope when the world feels pulled apart. We unpack how the encyclical reframes the Church from an institution into a communion of life. Christ con...
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Send us a text What if belonging could heal fragmentation? We turn to Mystici Corporis Christi, Pope Pius XII’s 1943 encyclical, to rediscover the Church as a living body where Christ is the head, the Holy Spirit is the soul, and every baptized person shares real dignity and purpose. This is not abstract theology—it’s a map for identity, unity, and hope when the world feels pulled apart. We unpack how the encyclical reframes the Church from an institution into a communion of life. Christ con...
When heaven chooses the humble: what Banneux asks of us
Super Saints Podcast
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When heaven chooses the humble: what Banneux asks of us
Send us a text We trace how an ordinary Belgian village became a sanctuary of healing through the eight apparitions to 11-year-old Mariette Beco in 1933. From historical context to Church approval and reported cures at the spring, we explore why the “Virgin of the Poor” still calls us to prayer and compassion. • Belgium’s 1933 crisis shaping a hunger for hope • Mariette’s humble life and quiet courage • Eight apparitions and their core messages • Meaning of the title Virgin of the Poor • Chu...
Super Saints Podcast
Send us a text What if belonging could heal fragmentation? We turn to Mystici Corporis Christi, Pope Pius XII’s 1943 encyclical, to rediscover the Church as a living body where Christ is the head, the Holy Spirit is the soul, and every baptized person shares real dignity and purpose. This is not abstract theology—it’s a map for identity, unity, and hope when the world feels pulled apart. We unpack how the encyclical reframes the Church from an institution into a communion of life. Christ con...
