Ep 5: St. Nicholas

Myra’s Best-Known Bishop Though he’s best known for traveling the whole world every Christmas Eve, St. Nicholas was actually a bishop beloved for his charity and fidelity to Christ. Christy Brown tells us why this saint is still much loved to this present day. Christina Brown is a certified Catholic Life Coach and Catholic speaker. She also co-hosts the Thanks Mom Podcast with her eldest daughter Grace. She has been a guest on multiple podcasts including the Instagram Live show, Many Hail Marys at a Time, Treasures in Heaven, Made for Greatness, Empowered Modern Woman, as well as Say Yes to Holiness. She is a Life Coaching consultant for Made for Greatness and runs her own Life Coaching business. She has been married to Paul for 23 years, and they have raised 6 incredible children ranging from 22-4. She is passionate about living out her vocation and in doing so, is invigorated to help lead her family and others closer to Christ. She has gifts in speaking and communication and enjoys inspiring and connecting with others in building up the Kingdom of God. She would love to connect with you more about how she can support you in living out, with intention, the fullness of life that God desires for you. Christina can be reached at www.christinambrown.com, @christina__m__brown on Instagram, as well as at https://www.facebook.com/christinambrowncoachandspeaker Read more about today's featured podcaster and saint here: https://www.littlewithgreatlove.com/saint-nicholas/ Get your Advent + Christmas free downloads, new Saints for Slackers swag, and Christmas cards here: https://www.littlewithgreatlove.com/shop/ This podcast is sponsored by Saint of the Month subscription boxes. Their new Eye of the Needle card game features Saints you collect to complete your missions to win the game. Who said slackers can't have fun? Go buy it at www.saintofthemonth.com/shop. Use promo code SLACKERS to get 15% off your card game. Link to Eye of the Needle card game: https://www.saintofthemonth.com/shop/product/4720296116 Special thanks to musician Rev. Dr. Martin Lohrmann.