Did a Catholic saint really levitate?

According to eyewitness testimony, Saint Joseph of Cupertino spent decades rising off the ground during prayer, Mass, and moments of intense devotion. His witnesses included cardinals, bishops, a pope, Protestant observers, and even investigators from the Inquisition.

What makes his story insane isn't just the levitations.. it's the fact that the Church spent years investigating him, restricting him, questioning him and ultimately concluding that the phenomena were genuine.

In this video, we'll explore the life of the "Flying Saint," what actually happened, how the Church evaluates extraordinary mystical claims, and why Joseph of Cupertino remains one of the most fascinating saints in Catholic history.

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Prayer isn't hard because you're lazy, distracted, or doing it wrong.

It's hard because prayer asks for something modern life is designed to destroy: sustained attention directed toward God.

In this video, we'll look at what the saints, the Catechism, and centuries of Catholic wisdom teach about why prayer feels difficult, why dryness doesn't mean failure, and how to build a prayer life that actually lasts.

The lance that pierced Christ’s side didn’t just wound Him, it opened something. Something that has been open for two thousand years.

In this video, we explore what actually flowed from the side of Christ, why it matters for every sacrament you receive and why the entire month of June exists as an invitation to stop just benefiting from it abstractly and actually go in. This is theology that doesn’t stay theoretical and instead gets personal.

📅 Part of our June Sacred Heart series.

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Have you ever walked into an Adoration chapel and wondered what everyone was actually doing?

Why do Catholics spend an hour kneeling before the Blessed Sacrament? Is Jesus really present in the Eucharist? What happens during Adoration and what are you supposed to do when you get there?

In this video, we'll explore the history of Eucharistic Adoration, the Church's teaching on the Real Presence, what the saints said about spending time before the Blessed Sacrament and practical ways to make a Holy Hour, even if you've never been to Adoration before.

We'll also discuss Saint Peter Julian Eymard, Saint John Vianney, Mother Teresa, Saint Thérèse of Lisieux and the connection between Eucharistic Adoration, the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Christ's request for a Holy Hour in Gethsemane.

Whether you're brand new to Adoration or have been going for years, this video will help you understand what is actually happening when you kneel before Jesus in the Eucharist.

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Here you can find the writing of Saint Mary Margaret via her Autobiography: https://amzn.to/4elHZIN

For centuries, Catholics have prayed to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. But few know the incredible story of the woman behind it.

St. Margaret Mary Alacoque was mocked, doubted, investigated and dismissed by many of the very people who were supposed to guide her. Her superiors questioned her and theologians challenged her.. while some believed she was simply deluded.

In this video, we explore:

• The apparitions of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

• The origins of the First Friday devotion

• Why St. Margaret Mary faced intense opposition

• The role of St. Claude de la Colombière

• How the Catholic Church eventually embraced her message

• What her story teaches us about obedience, suffering, and trust in God's timing

If you've ever wondered where the Sacred Heart devotion came from, or why June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, this is a story every Catholic should know.

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Have you stopped wanting to pray? Do Mass, the Rosary, Scripture, and your spiritual life feel dry, exhausting, or pointless?You may be dealing with one of two very different problems: spiritual burnout or spiritual laziness (what the Church traditionally calls acedia).

June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, but many Catholics don't know why. Every year, conversations start about "taking June back" or "reclaiming June for the Sacred Heart." But what if June was never lost in the first place?

Pope Leo XIV has released his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas ("The Greatness of Humanity"), and it tackles one of the most important questions of our time:

What happens when technology advances faster than our understanding of what it means to be human?

Whether you're Catholic, Christian, or simply interested in the future of AI and humanity, this document raises questions that affect all of us.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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Conference mentioned in the video is Defending the Faithin a Digital Age at Franciscan University in Steubuenville, Ohio!

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Can demons attach themselves to objects? What does the Catholic Church actually teach about cursed items, occult objects, tarot cards, Ouija boards, and spiritual oppression?In this video, we'll talk about* occult objects and spiritual warfare* New Age practices and manifestation spirituality* what Scripture says about divination and sorcery* why Christians throughout history destroyed occult objects* how Catholics should approach spiritual warfare without fear or superstitionThis is about understanding what the Church has consistently warned about for centuries and why spiritual doors matter more than most people realize.

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Saint Agatha’s martyrdom became one of the most infamous stories in early Christian history. During Roman persecution under Emperor Decius, a young Christian woman from Sicily refused to renounce Christ despite humiliation, imprisonment, torture and death. This is the story of Saint Agatha, the Roman Empire, early Christian martyrdom and the terrifying realization Rome kept encountering again and again: some Christians loved Christ more than they feared suffering.