During his potty-training days, Bob Perron’s son, Isaiah, learned an interesting toilet-flushing technique. Bob relates the humorous experience to an important characteristic of God and how we are called to live-out our Catholic faith.
Some things are meant for mothers to handle. When Bob Perron’s daughter, Kelsey, was in 3rd grade, she asked her dad if she could have a bra. Of course, Bob handled it as only a man could. In this vignette, Bob shares an important message about the human pursuit of material happiness.
It’s time to come home. Home to the beauty and grace of the sacraments. Home to the beauty and grace of who God is. Home to the Mass, to the Church—because home is where your family is, and it’s where you belong. Come Be Fed.
When Bob & Lisa Perron received their newly adopted son, Isaiah, from the Korean escort at the airport, they stumbled upon an interesting activity that helped calm the frightened child. In this vignette, Bob shares about God’s incredible love for all of us – his adopted sons and daughters.
When the Perron family pet gets loose, Bob sets out to bring the prodigal pup home. As he thinks to himself, “If only I could speak ‘dog,’” he realizes that this is exactly what God the Father did. He spoke our language by sending his Son Jesus into our lives.
The Journey/El Camino - Series 3: Film 4 (Spanish)
It’s time to come home. Home to the beauty and grace of the sacraments. Home to the beauty and grace of who God is. Home to the Mass, to the Church—because home is where your family is, and it’s where you belong. Come Be Fed.
Catholic comedian, Judy McDonald talks about laughter, God’s sense of humor, and following Jesus without losing your own sense of humor.
It’s time to come home. Home to the beauty and grace of the sacraments. Home to the beauty and grace of who God is. Home to the Mass, to the Church—because home is where your family is, and it’s where you belong. Come Be Fed.
It’s time to come home. Home to the beauty and grace of the sacraments. Home to the beauty and grace of who God is. Home to the Mass, to the Church—because home is where your family is, and it’s where you belong. Come Be Fed.