Episode 42: St. Louis de Montfort

A Few Moments with God

• Episode 1 – God
• Episode 2: Jesus
• Episode 3: What does the Bible Say about the Holy Spirit?
• Episode 4: Sin
• Episode 5: Salvation
• Episode 6: Suffering
• Episode 7: Work
• Episode 8: The Sacraments
• Episode 9: Baptism
• Episode 10: Confirmation
• Episode 11: The Eucharist
• Episode 12: Reconciliation
• Episode 13: Anointing of the Sick
• Episode 14: The Sacrament of Matrimony
• Episode 15: Holy Orders
• Episode 16: The Liturgical Calendar
• Episode 17: Life
• Episode 18: Pride and Humility
• Episode 19: Greed and Charity
• Episode 20: Wrath and Patience
• Episode 21: Envy and Kindness
• Episode 22: Lust and Chastity
• Episode 23: Gluttony and Temperance
• Episode 24: Sloth and Diligence
• Episode 25: St. Augustine
• Episode 26: The Writings and Legacy of St. Augustine
• Episode 27 – Saints: Heroes of Faith
• Episode 28: The Incredible Journey of St. Mary of Egypt
• Episode 29: St. Agnes of Rome
• Episode 30: St. Valentine
• Episode 31: The Apostle St. John
• Episode 32: St. Mary Magdalene
• Episode 33: St. Dominic Savio
• Episode 34: St. Katharine Drexel
• Episode 35: St. Francis of Assisi
• Episode 36: St. Benedict of Nursia
• Episode 37: St. Peter
• Episode 38: Palm Sunday
• Episode 39: Easter
• Episode 40: Divine Mercy Sunday
• Episode 41: St. Thomas the Apostle
• Episode 42: St. Louis de Montfort
• Episode 43: St. Ambrose of Milan
• Episode 44: St. Pope Pius V
• Episode 45: St. Gertrude the Great
• Episode 46: St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
• Episode 47: St. Claude de La Colombière
• Episode 48: St. John Eudes
• Episode 49: Saint Alphonsus Maria de Liguori

In this episode of A Few Moments with God, we explore the life and legacy of St. Louis de Montfort, a devoted priest known for his deep Marian spirituality and missionary work. From his early years to his founding of religious communities, we uncover his lasting impact on Catholic devotion. Midway through the episode, I invite you to reflect on thought-provoking questions about faith, guidance, and devotion, before concluding with his enduring influence on the Church.