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Who Am I To You Right Now
What if the most important question isn’t, “God, what do You want me to do?” but “God, who am I to You right now?” Tom Holloway explores how receiving the Father’s perspective brings freedom, stability, and purpose in every season of life.
(52 minutes)
(52 minutes)
Redemptive Suffering with Dr. Mary Healy
Dr. Mary Healy explores the relationship between redemptive suffering and healing. Discover how we can offer our suffering in union with Christ while still praying boldly and confidently for God’s healing.
(11 minutes)
(11 minutes)
There Is More | Session One
What if God has more for your life than you've ever imagined?
In this opening session, Anne Trufant shares the story of her dramatic encounter with Jesus as a teenager—an experience that forever changed the direction of her life.
Through heartfelt stories of serving alongside Mother Teresa, caring for vulnerable young mothers, witnessing God's miraculous provision, and learning to trust His promises through impossible circumstances, Anne reminds us that Christianity was never meant to be lived from fear or merely survived.
This message challenges us to move beyond simply believing in God to truly believing God—trusting His Word, resting in our identity as His beloved sons and daughters, and discovering His faithfulness in every season. Whether you're waiting for breakthrough, wrestling with unanswered prayers, or longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus, this session offers hope, encouragement, and a fresh invitation to believe that there is always more with God.
In this opening session, Anne Trufant shares the story of her dramatic encounter with Jesus as a teenager—an experience that forever changed the direction of her life.
Through heartfelt stories of serving alongside Mother Teresa, caring for vulnerable young mothers, witnessing God's miraculous provision, and learning to trust His promises through impossible circumstances, Anne reminds us that Christianity was never meant to be lived from fear or merely survived.
This message challenges us to move beyond simply believing in God to truly believing God—trusting His Word, resting in our identity as His beloved sons and daughters, and discovering His faithfulness in every season. Whether you're waiting for breakthrough, wrestling with unanswered prayers, or longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus, this session offers hope, encouragement, and a fresh invitation to believe that there is always more with God.
Receive & Rehearse | Session Two
Faith doesn't grow by rehearsing our fears—it grows by rehearsing God's faithfulness.
In this second session of There Is More, Anne Trufant challenges us to stop striving for God's approval and instead receive the love and identity already won for us through Jesus Christ. Through powerful personal stories—including the miraculous survival of her son after a devastating plane crash—Anne demonstrates what it means to stand on the promises of Scripture when life feels impossible.
This session explores how remembering God's past faithfulness strengthens present-day faith, why Scripture is one of our greatest spiritual weapons, and how to recognize the difference between God's loving conviction and the enemy's voice of condemnation. With practical encouragement and biblical wisdom, Anne equips us to replace fear with faith, rehearse God's promises daily, and confidently trust His goodness in every circumstance.
When we change the way we think, we begin to see our lives through the eyes of faith—and discover that God's presence is greater than every storm.
In this second session of There Is More, Anne Trufant challenges us to stop striving for God's approval and instead receive the love and identity already won for us through Jesus Christ. Through powerful personal stories—including the miraculous survival of her son after a devastating plane crash—Anne demonstrates what it means to stand on the promises of Scripture when life feels impossible.
This session explores how remembering God's past faithfulness strengthens present-day faith, why Scripture is one of our greatest spiritual weapons, and how to recognize the difference between God's loving conviction and the enemy's voice of condemnation. With practical encouragement and biblical wisdom, Anne equips us to replace fear with faith, rehearse God's promises daily, and confidently trust His goodness in every circumstance.
When we change the way we think, we begin to see our lives through the eyes of faith—and discover that God's presence is greater than every storm.
Come, Holy Spirit | Session Three
How would your life change if you truly believed that the same Holy Spirit who empowered the apostles lives within you?
In the concluding session of There Is More, Anne Trufant invites us to move beyond simply knowing about God and begin living with the confidence, courage, and power that come from the Holy Spirit. Drawing from the Book of Acts, stories of miraculous healing, and decades of ministry experience, Anne reminds us that Jesus still calls ordinary people to extraordinary faith.
This inspiring message explores what it means to stand on the Word of God, reject fear and negative self-talk, persevere through seasons of waiting, and embrace the spiritual weapons God has already given us. Through practical teaching on Scripture, the sacraments, prayer, and surrender, Anne encourages us to stop limiting God by our expectations and instead believe that His promises are still true today.
Most of our lives are lived in ordinary moments—raising children, caring for family, working, serving, and loving those around us. Anne reminds us that these everyday places are precisely where the Holy Spirit desires to work through us. As we learn to remember God's faithfulness, rehearse His promises, and continually invite the Holy Spirit to fill us, we become people who carry the presence of Jesus into a world desperately in need of hope.
This session is both a commissioning and an invitation: surrender everything to Christ, ask for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and allow God to complete the good work He has begun in you. After all, as the early Church discovered, God delights in using ordinary believers who are willing to simply say, "Yes, Lord."
In the concluding session of There Is More, Anne Trufant invites us to move beyond simply knowing about God and begin living with the confidence, courage, and power that come from the Holy Spirit. Drawing from the Book of Acts, stories of miraculous healing, and decades of ministry experience, Anne reminds us that Jesus still calls ordinary people to extraordinary faith.
This inspiring message explores what it means to stand on the Word of God, reject fear and negative self-talk, persevere through seasons of waiting, and embrace the spiritual weapons God has already given us. Through practical teaching on Scripture, the sacraments, prayer, and surrender, Anne encourages us to stop limiting God by our expectations and instead believe that His promises are still true today.
Most of our lives are lived in ordinary moments—raising children, caring for family, working, serving, and loving those around us. Anne reminds us that these everyday places are precisely where the Holy Spirit desires to work through us. As we learn to remember God's faithfulness, rehearse His promises, and continually invite the Holy Spirit to fill us, we become people who carry the presence of Jesus into a world desperately in need of hope.
This session is both a commissioning and an invitation: surrender everything to Christ, ask for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and allow God to complete the good work He has begun in you. After all, as the early Church discovered, God delights in using ordinary believers who are willing to simply say, "Yes, Lord."
Hope That Cannot Be Imprisoned | Seeing Like Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyễn Văn Thuận
Discover the extraordinary witness of Venerable Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyễn Văn Thuận, whose 13 years of imprisonment—including nine years in solitary confinement—became a powerful testimony of hope, forgiveness, and unwavering faith in Christ.
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, Anne Trufant visits Cardinal Van Thuận's tomb in Rome and shares a moving interview with his sister, Elisabeth Nguyễn Thị Tú Hồng, who offers personal stories about his life, his love for the Eucharist, and the grace that enabled him to forgive his captors and remain faithful through unimaginable suffering.
Cardinal Van Thuận's life reminds us that no circumstance can separate us from the love of God. His witness invites us to trust Christ more deeply, embrace each present moment with hope, and discover that holiness is found by faithfully saying "yes" to God—one day at a time.
I actually think this is one of the strongest descriptions in the series. It keeps the focus on hope, the Eucharist, and faithful perseverance—the three themes that make Cardinal Van Thuận's story so unforgettable.
(51 minutes)
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, Anne Trufant visits Cardinal Van Thuận's tomb in Rome and shares a moving interview with his sister, Elisabeth Nguyễn Thị Tú Hồng, who offers personal stories about his life, his love for the Eucharist, and the grace that enabled him to forgive his captors and remain faithful through unimaginable suffering.
Cardinal Van Thuận's life reminds us that no circumstance can separate us from the love of God. His witness invites us to trust Christ more deeply, embrace each present moment with hope, and discover that holiness is found by faithfully saying "yes" to God—one day at a time.
I actually think this is one of the strongest descriptions in the series. It keeps the focus on hope, the Eucharist, and faithful perseverance—the three themes that make Cardinal Van Thuận's story so unforgettable.
(51 minutes)
Pilgrimage & Suffering: Finding God in the Journey
During our pilgrimage to Assisi, Anne sat down with Fr. Christopher Iwancio and Debi Haug from Franciscan Pilgrimages. This inspiring conversation explores the lives of St. Francis and St. Clare, the meaning of servant leadership, and how God uses suffering to draw us closer to Him. Through personal stories and spiritual insights, discover how ordinary people become saints by saying "yes" to God's invitation each day.
(19 minutes)
(19 minutes)
A New Pentecost
Patti Mansfield — one of the original participants in the historic Duquesne Weekend of 1967 — joins Anne for a powerful conversation about the Catholic Charismatic Renewal, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the prophetic call to a “New Pentecost.”
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, Patti shares her personal testimony, stories of supernatural encounters with God, and insights from the lives of prophetic women like Elena Guerra, Conchita Cabrera de Armida, and Marthe Robin.
This conversation is an invitation to deeper surrender, renewed faith, and fresh openness to the Holy Spirit.
(45 minutes)
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, Patti shares her personal testimony, stories of supernatural encounters with God, and insights from the lives of prophetic women like Elena Guerra, Conchita Cabrera de Armida, and Marthe Robin.
This conversation is an invitation to deeper surrender, renewed faith, and fresh openness to the Holy Spirit.
(45 minutes)
The Devout Life for Real Life | Seeing Like St. Francis de Sale
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, Adam Trufant joins Fr. Gregory Pine from Switzerland to reflect on the wisdom and gentleness of St. Francis de Sales, Doctor of the Church and author of Introduction to the Devout Life. Together they explore how his message speaks powerfully to our modern world—encouraging us to trust the desire for holiness God has placed in our hearts, remain faithful to prayer and the sacraments, and take small, steady steps toward sanctity. St. Francis reminds us that holiness is not overwhelming—it is lived faithfully, right where we are.
(16 minutes)
(16 minutes)
Holiness in Ordinary Life
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, Anne is joined by Fr. Nathan Long for a meaningful conversation about St. Josemaría Escrivá and the surprising holiness of ordinary life. Together they reflect on what it means to live as beloved sons and daughters of the Father, to offer our daily work to God with excellence, and to grow in sanctity through the small, faithful choices right in front of us. This episode is a powerful reminder that Sainthood is not out of reach—it’s built in the everyday moments of life when they are lived with love.
(17 minutes)
(17 minutes)
The Saints Lead Us Forward (Not Back)
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, we reflect on Kevin's final day in Sicily and the powerful story of the Transfiguration (Mark 9)—when the disciples experience Jesus’ glory on the mountaintop, only to come back down into the challenges of everyday life. Jesus reminds them that true spiritual strength is cultivated through prayer and fasting, and that we must keep moving forward instead of living in past moments of grace. The saints inspire us not to stay in nostalgia, but to become lights where we are, making Jesus easy to see to the people right in front of us.
And this is not the end—many more episodes are coming as we continue into 2026!
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And this is not the end—many more episodes are coming as we continue into 2026!
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Never Too Late | The Redemption of St. Andreas Wouters
In this episode of Seeing Like the Saints, we share the powerful story of St. Andreas Wouters, a 16th-century Dutch priest whose life was marked by serious failure—but whose final moments revealed heroic faith.
Tortured and threatened with death, he refused to deny the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, declaring:
“A fornicator I was, but a heretic never.”
His witness reminds us that it’s never too late to begin again—and that God is never finished with us. Join us as we pray for loved ones who have wandered from the faith and ask the Lord for renewal, courage, and deep conversion.
(4 minutes)
Tortured and threatened with death, he refused to deny the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, declaring:
“A fornicator I was, but a heretic never.”
His witness reminds us that it’s never too late to begin again—and that God is never finished with us. Join us as we pray for loved ones who have wandered from the faith and ask the Lord for renewal, courage, and deep conversion.
(4 minutes)
What if this year isn’t about resolutions—but about expectant faith?
Jesus says, “All things are possible for the one who believes.” In this message, we’re stepping into the invitation to believe again, to fast from doubt, and to live with expectation—because you will have what your faith expects. Join us as we launch into a new year with faith, hope, and trust in the Father’s heart.
(10 minutes)
(10 minutes)
The Legacy of St. Zita — Faith That Never Gave Up
Discover the incredible story of Blessed Empress Zita of Austria — a woman of unshakable faith, resilience, and love through loss. Her life reminds us that holiness is perseverance — to keep trusting God when everything else falls away.
(6 minutes)
(6 minutes)
The Communion of Saints — Heaven Is Still Listening
Heaven isn’t silent — it’s cheering us on! The Saints aren’t gone; they’re alive in Christ, interceding for us in love. Every prayer, every small act of faith, connects heaven and earth. You’re part of something eternal.
(8 minutes)
(8 minutes)
Who's Praying For You?
You have a heavenly family praying for you right now. The Saints — those who have run the race before us — intercede, encourage, and help us see God more clearly. And today, St. Anthony joins us with a powerful reminder: Sainthood starts with a simple yes. Feeling lost? Need a miracle? He knows that place well… and he shows us how to trust boldly in God’s mercy.
-Ask the Lord to reveal the Saints walking with you.
-Pray for courage to say “yes” again.
-Remember: you’re not alone on this journey.
(5 minutes)
-Ask the Lord to reveal the Saints walking with you.
-Pray for courage to say “yes” again.
-Remember: you’re not alone on this journey.
(5 minutes)
Everyday Sainthood: Holiness in the Hidden Life
Not all saints wore crowns or performed miracles. Some changed diapers, washed dishes, and prayed quietly for their families. That’s holiness too — doing small things with great love. Wherever you are today, your ordinary moments can become sacred.
(4 minutes)
(4 minutes)
No One Is Beyond Grace — Even in Addiction
St. Mark Ji Tianxiang — an opium addict turned saint. Even when denied the sacraments, he never lost faith in God’s mercy. There is always hope. There is always redemption. No one is too far gone for God’s love.
(8 minutes)
(8 minutes)
When God Feels Hidden — Finding Him in Ordinary Life
Sometimes, we don’t feel God. The Saints didn’t always either, but they learned to see through love — through the cross — and beyond pain to resurrection. If your season feels heavy, remember that even hidden, GOD IS STILL NEAR. St. Julian of Norwich reminds us, “that in the end…all will be well.”
(5 minutes)
(5 minutes)
From Darkness to Redemption
From Satanic high priest to Apostle of the Rosary — the true story of St. Bartolo Longo (canonized on October 19, 2025 by Pope Leo XIV) will leave you speechless. God’s mercy is bigger than your past. If He can redeem Bartolo, He can redeem anyone.
(9 minutes)
(9 minutes)
A Journey Begins in Sicily
What if holiness isn’t about striving for perfection… but learning to see like the saints see? To notice beauty in the ordinary. To find God in the mess and the mystery. This series begins in Sicily — but it’s really about the journey inside each of us. Let’s ask the Holy Spirit to open our eyes to love that never stops reaching for us. MORE TO COME!
(6 minutes)
(6 minutes)
Finding God in College
What does it look like to follow Jesus in college — when the world pulls you in every other direction?
In this honest and inspiring conversation, Kevin McCall sits down with LSU sophomore Kaiden Klebba to talk about growing up Catholic, rediscovering faith through Confirmation, and learning to trust God’s plan — even when it’s hard to see.
Kaiden shares how he came to understand the beauty of the Eucharist, the truth behind “when I am weak, then I am strong” (2 Corinthians 12:10), and the daily choice to live for Christ with humility and sacrifice.
If you’ve ever wondered how to keep your faith alive in college, or how to see God’s hand in the little moments of life, this conversation will encourage and ground you.
(12 minutes)
In this honest and inspiring conversation, Kevin McCall sits down with LSU sophomore Kaiden Klebba to talk about growing up Catholic, rediscovering faith through Confirmation, and learning to trust God’s plan — even when it’s hard to see.
Kaiden shares how he came to understand the beauty of the Eucharist, the truth behind “when I am weak, then I am strong” (2 Corinthians 12:10), and the daily choice to live for Christ with humility and sacrifice.
If you’ve ever wondered how to keep your faith alive in college, or how to see God’s hand in the little moments of life, this conversation will encourage and ground you.
(12 minutes)
Praying Psalm 23 Together
In a world marked by uncertainty, division, and storms—both literal and spiritual—prayer is more needed than ever. As we mark the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene here in North Carolina, we are reminded that life’s storms come unexpectedly, but God’s presence never leaves us.
In this guided time of worship, reflection, and prayer, we dive into Psalms 23 (Passion Translation) to rediscover peace, restoration, and confidence in God’s goodness. Through worship, meditation, and practical steps of gratitude, we learn how to practice God’s presence in daily life—especially when doubts, fears, and hardships arise.
Now is the time for America and the world to turn back to God in prayer. He delights in us, not because of our merit but because of His unchanging love. May this video help you pause, breathe, and remember that God is face to face with you—even in the darkest valleys.
Join us in praying for our nation, for the world, and for all who are walking through storms today.
(13 minutes)
In this guided time of worship, reflection, and prayer, we dive into Psalms 23 (Passion Translation) to rediscover peace, restoration, and confidence in God’s goodness. Through worship, meditation, and practical steps of gratitude, we learn how to practice God’s presence in daily life—especially when doubts, fears, and hardships arise.
Now is the time for America and the world to turn back to God in prayer. He delights in us, not because of our merit but because of His unchanging love. May this video help you pause, breathe, and remember that God is face to face with you—even in the darkest valleys.
Join us in praying for our nation, for the world, and for all who are walking through storms today.
(13 minutes)
Forgiveness Is A Choice
How do you forgive after losing everything? Anne Trufant and Katsey Long sit down to talk about forgiveness through the powerful witness of Father Ubald Rugirangoga—who survived the Rwandan genocide, forgave his mother’s killer, and became a voice of healing for his nation. His story shows us that forgiveness is a choice—and the only path to true freedom and reconciliation.
A message for our divided times: resist hatred, choose mercy, and let love rebuild what anger destroys.
(33 minutes)
A message for our divided times: resist hatred, choose mercy, and let love rebuild what anger destroys.
(33 minutes)
Bringing the Mission Field Home
This final episode in our Pilgrimage Series takes you beyond sightseeing into the heart of transformation. Kevin McCall and Eddie Perez unpack what truly sets a pilgrimage apart from tourism—where service, discomfort, and love reshape not just our journey, but our lives.
From serving the elderly with the Missionaries of Charity in Ecuador to pulling weeds in a Roman garden, discover how even the smallest acts in uncomfortable places can become powerful encounters with God. What feels awkward at first often becomes the very soil where humility, compassion, and strength take root.
And the journey doesn’t stop when the trip ends. Pilgrimage continues in the ordinary—through patience with family, kindness to strangers, and faithfulness in daily life. When we retrain our hearts to embrace discomfort, we open ourselves to growth, joy, and a life more fully alive in Christ.
(12 minutes)
From serving the elderly with the Missionaries of Charity in Ecuador to pulling weeds in a Roman garden, discover how even the smallest acts in uncomfortable places can become powerful encounters with God. What feels awkward at first often becomes the very soil where humility, compassion, and strength take root.
And the journey doesn’t stop when the trip ends. Pilgrimage continues in the ordinary—through patience with family, kindness to strangers, and faithfulness in daily life. When we retrain our hearts to embrace discomfort, we open ourselves to growth, joy, and a life more fully alive in Christ.
(12 minutes)
Breaking the spirit of Trauma off of your life
"Jesus suffered trauma on our behalf so that our trauma can be healed." Dr. Mike Hutchings
(9 minutes)
(9 minutes)
We Need A New Mamma Bear Anointing
Anne Trufant gives a different kind of talk about Mary. Get your combat boots on and get ready for a new mamma bear anointing. (53 minutes)
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