On the fourth day of Lent we visit the basilica of Sant'Agostino.De către The Catholic Traveler

Day two of the new Rome Edition of the podcast, where I record on location. If you want more info about the station churches, I have articles and videos for them all on my website. Here's the link to today's church: https://thecatholictraveler.com/lenten-station-churches-of-rome/san-giorgio-al-velabro/…

Welcome back to The Catholic Traveler Podcast. I am recording a new take on the Lenten Station Churches, by recording the episode on location. We'll see how it goes!De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we are joined by Lori and David.De către The Catholic Traveler

We are live from Assisi speaking with a few of our travelers... Honey-Jo Kelly, John Nienaber, and Kathleen GarmanyDe către The Catholic Traveler

Our very first The Catholic Traveler Podcast Pilgrimage begins today. Joannie and Mountain got together this morning at a cafe to discuss pilgrimage prep. We plan to post daily updates from the pilgrimage with guests along the way. Be sure to follow us on Instagram too: https://www.instagram.com/joan.m.watson/ https://www.instagram.com/thecatholict…

Joannie's YouTube Channel... Joan's Take on The Chosen To see behind the scenes pics and videos from the visit, check out my Instagram Stories.De către The Catholic Traveler

Relics and locations associated with today's feast.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we talk about our favorites in Rome. Churches, coffee, bones, bells, views, and more!De către The Catholic Traveler

Recorded while traveling, so please excuse the extra background noise.De către The Catholic Traveler

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From Ein Karem to Bethany Beyond the Jordan to Machaerus to Rome.De către The Catholic Traveler

Recording on the road today, so there were a few small audio issues. But you'll want to hear how things are going as we travel around Italy. And then you need to sign up for our podcast pilgrimage in September. Only a few spots left for that one.De către The Catholic Traveler

We are bringing a small group to Rome and Assisi on our first The Catholic Traveler Podcast Pilgrimage to Italy. Here are the details: https://thecatholictraveler.com/catholic-pilgrimages/2021-09-07/De către The Catholic Traveler

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Saints, beautiful churches, a Eucharistic Miracle, and some amazing food.De către The Catholic Traveler

Some links for Joannie's new adventure: https://joanmwatson.substack.com www.patreon.com/joanmwatsonDe către The Catholic Traveler

On May 6, 1527, 147 Swiss Guard lost their lives defending the Pope during the Sack of Rome. To commemorate that day, the new Swiss Guard are sworn in on May 6th each year. Today we talk about the Swiss Guard.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we discuss some of the history behind relics, what they are, and why they are important. We talk about some of our favorites and realize we both prefer second class.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we drink our way through an evening in Rome while mentioning a pope and a few cardinals along the way.De către The Catholic Traveler

With some talk of tourism returning soon(ish), Joannie and Mountain talk about what that might look like. And as we approached the anniversary of Pope Benedict XVI's election, we have a few stories.De către The Catholic Traveler

Back on our weekly schedule, we decide to take a break from Roman churches and take you somewhere completely different. Today we go to what many who travel with us call "a best day ever." Today we go deep into the Jordanian Desert to visit Petra, see some camels, and sleep in a tent.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we talk about Little Easter in Italy, Joannie's Lenten Station Church Bracket – which you compete in on her socials: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/joan.m.watson/) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/Joannie_Watson), and we talk about some things we learned on this virtual Lenten pilgrimage.…

Today we explain why this church is called Holy Cross IN Jerusalem. We also discuss the relics of the Passion, how they survived 2000 years, and how they ended up here in Rome.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today's church has a relic from the Last Supper. We also talk about the Altars of Repose.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we go inside the church and talk about golden ceilings, popes, saints, relics, artists, and icons.De către The Catholic Traveler

This church is dedicated to the protomartyr of the west. A woman the lions refused to kill. Today we visit Santa Prisca on the Aventine Hill.De către The Catholic Traveler

A sister church, thousands of martyrs, a powerful relic, and Coldplay.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we go into the church, visit some popes and relics, and talk about some other random Lenten things.De către The Catholic Traveler

A church built where Saint John the Evangelist was boiled in oil.De către The Catholic Traveler

One of Rome's most unique churches with some of Rome's most gruesome art.De către The Catholic Traveler

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Santa Claus In Prison?De către The Catholic Traveler

A priest who was starved to death. Saint Joseph. And some Cardinal stories.De către The Catholic Traveler

A church for those who love Church history.De către The Catholic Traveler

A favorite church.De către The Catholic Traveler

Another church dedicated to Saint Lawrence.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today's church is located near the Colosseum, was home to several popes, and is dedicated to four Roman martyrs.De către The Catholic Traveler

Today we discuss why your priest wore rose colored vestments today. We also discuss the history of this church and why it is where it is.De către The Catholic Traveler

The first American church in Rome. The first with pews. The first with electric lighting.De către The Catholic Traveler

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Twin doctors who refused to die. And a church located in the heart of Ancient Rome.De către The Catholic Traveler

An old church with a lot of history.De către The Catholic Traveler

One of the very first churches in Rome. Peter lived here and started his ministry in Rome here.De către The Catholic Traveler

A church nearly every visitor to Rome sees, but doesn't visit. Today we talk about Saint Mark, a really old church, and the vial of darkness.De către The Catholic Traveler