Well, it's another one of those touched by heaven moments within Touched by Heaven. Right now I'm preparing to give a three-night mission at a local parish known as St. Therese, this St. Terese, otherwise known as St. Therese of Lesoth. But locally, it's called St. Teresa. So I'm thinking, okay, this would be a good week to just kind of go back to the archives here. And I do my podcast roulette thing. We're out of 400 episodes. I just spin it and you. And I end up on 284. Okay, that's good. Two and a half years ago. Okay, haven't heard that one for a while. And it's about St. Teresa Lusue. I call that confirmation about the little flower and the little way to St. Hood.

It's a great episode. Enjoy.

So I walked in the foyer and on the dining room table in a little vase was one single fully blooming yellow rose. And I was like,

how did that get there? It wasn't there when I left. This is touched by heaven. Everyday encounters

with God. Those moments when heaven and earth collide. And we see God, we see his hand reaching out to us,

attempting to get our attention, inviting us into a closer relationship. And we do that with

these stories of angels and prophetic dreams and visions and near-death experiences. And this

particular episode, Yellow Roses, being in our title. Yellow Roses, I think about Yellow Roses, and I go back early on in these episodes.

I remember it was Linda, my hygienist, as it turns out. She was telling this story about Yellow Roses. She and her four sisters, there were five of them who had lost their mom. They were walking on the beach, and they're praying to God, and they're praying to their mom saying, you know, it's the old, you know, just give us a sign that you're okay, mom. Just give us a sign. And they're walking along the beach and they find a single yellow rose. And it's like, oh, look at this. This is a sign because mom, you know, she grew these award-winning yellow roses. She was in competition with these and she had won and it's like there's a row and they walked on further and there was a second

rose and a third and a fourth and a fifth rose, all of which had washed up somehow on the

beach. So every single one of these daughters, these sisters, every single one had a single yellow rose and they dried them and pressed them and had them today.

And it's just beautiful how God is so merciful with his signs from heaven that all is well.

We got mom.

It's all good.

You know, it's all good.

And that does tie these yellow roses to our

episode today with Catherine. Hello? A little fanfare, please, for Catherine. Yay. Yay. Okay, where are you?

I'm in Boston, outside of Boston. But you weren't born there? No. You don't have the full Boston

thing. I don't hear any Pock in the Ka thing going

No, no, no. And how did you find us? I was just looking for kind of uplifting podcasts and I

happened upon it. And it wasn't that long ago. It was about six months ago. And I just got

hooked. I started listening to all of them. And it also made

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