Meet the Lamb
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Podcast Overview
<p><strong>Catholic Bible & Saint Stories for Kids</strong> is a storytelling podcast for families who want to bring Scripture and the Saints to life for children ages 6–14.<br />Each episode weaves faithful biblical storytelling, Catholic tradition, vivid imagination, and gentle reflections to help kids grow in virtue, courage, and love of Jesus.</p> <p>Perfect for car rides, bedtime, family prayer, or faith formation at home, this podcast helps families fall more deeply in love with God’s Word and the heroes of our faith—together.</p> <p>For more information about where these stories and meditations come from, or for more, visit my free online community at <a href="http://patreon.com/meetthelamb">Catholic Stories for Kids & Families</a>!</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 22, 2026
Moses | The Baby in the Basket (Exodus Part 1)
Travel back to ancient Egypt and meet baby Moses! In this unforgettable Bible story for kids and families, discover how God watched over a helpless Hebrew baby through the courage of his mother, Jochebed, and his brave sister, Miriam. Together, we'll hide from Pharaoh's terrible decree, float on the mighty Nile River in a basket of reeds, and witness one of the most beautiful moments in all of Scripture—when God begins preparing Moses for the incredible mission that lies ahead. Along the way, we'll learn that courage isn't always loud. Sometimes, the bravest thing we can do is quietly trust God, hold our tongue, and remain faithful in the little things. Perfect for Catholic families, bedtime listening, family prayer, homeschool, and children ages 7–14. For more, visit me at www.catholicstoriesforkids.com
July 8, 2026
Simple Family Night Prayer | A Catholic Examen: Growing in Love
Looking for a simple Catholic family prayer you can pray together tonight? Here, we'll pray a guided Catholic Examen inspired by St. Ignatius of Loyola—a beautiful way for children and parents to reflect on their day, thank God for His blessings, ask forgiveness, and prepare to love a little better tomorrow. This week's Examen focuses on the virtue of love (charity) through the example of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati. Together we'll: • Thank God for today's blessings• Ask forgiveness for moments when we failed to love well• Choose one simple way to grow in love tomorrow• Ask God for the grace to begin again Whether you're gathered for family night, praying before bed, riding in the car, or simply looking for a quiet moment with God, I hope this prayer helps your family grow closer to Christ, and to each other. Plus, don't miss this week's bonus email story! Sign up on our website to receive the remarkable account of the 2017 healing of a California seminarian—the second miracle approved for St. Pier Giorgio Frassati's canonization. Thank you for letting me be a small part of your family's week. If this prayer blesses your family, please consider sharing it with another family so together we can help more children encounter Jesus through Scripture, the saints, and prayer. St. Pier Giorgio Frassati, pray for us!
July 3, 2026
St. Pier Giorgio Frassati (Conclusion): Charity Unto Death
The inspiring conclusion to our three-part story of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati. As sickness suddenly overtakes the joyful young man, Pier Giorgio continues to think of everyone but himself. He comforts his family, worries about the poor, keeps his sense of humor, and never stops loving—even in his final hours. Discover the moving true story behind the famous pawn ticket, the thousands who filled the streets at his funeral, and why Pier Giorgio's life continues to inspire Catholics around the world. In this episode, children and families will discover that real charity isn't just helping others when it's easy. Sometimes love means sacrifice. Sometimes it even means suffering. And with Jesus at the center, that kind of love can change the world. In this episode:• The final days of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati• His unwavering love for the poor• The true story of the pawn ticket• A family reflection, prayer, and discussion questions Perfect for Catholic families, classrooms, bedtime, car rides, and anyone seeking inspiring stories of faith, hope, and love.
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- What is Meet the Lamb?
<p><strong>Catholic Bible & Saint Stories for Kids</strong> is a storytelling podcast for families who want to bring Scripture and the Saints to life for children ages 6–14.<br />Each episode weaves faithful biblical storytelling, Catholic tradition, vivid imagination, and gentle reflections to help kids grow in virtue, courage, and love of Jesus.</p> <p>Perfect for car rides, bedtime, family prayer, or faith formation at home, this podcast helps families fall more deeply in love with God’s Word and the heroes of our faith—together.</p> <p>For more information about where these stories and meditations come from, or for more, visit my free online community at <a href="http://patreon.com/meetthelamb">Catholic Stories for Kids & Families</a>!</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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