Living in New Orleans, I am very fascinated by the culture of the region. So rich and mysterious, I am sure you will do it justice when you delve into the mystery of the Vodun religion. Interesting and compelling to watch. I will definitely catch it.

Anyone familiar with Billy Graham's last visit to New Orleans?

I remember when Pope John Paul II came back in 1987. It was so wonderful to have him here!

If you missed the first two episodes of Miracle Quest, you better tune in for the third. If you saw either one of the first two episodes, I don't have to tell you to watch. Great job, Flavia!!!

In 2006, Billy Graham lead thousands of recently born again Christians to the assembly hall where they had been all day over to Bourbon Street. Billy was in a mobile scooter. The police were initially concerned that a riot would occur. Instead, many joined in and the crowd of walkers and singers increased during the march. When they got to Bourbon Street, the music from inside the night clubs and strip joints subsided and was displaced by Amazing Grace from thousands of voices. On that night, thousands that went out for a night of thrills instead repented and turned their lives over to God. The evening went on into the wee hours filled with hyms and prayer, weeping and joy.

I was glued to my set for the first two. I even watched the first one twice! I can't wait for America--I only wish there were more. Amazing job Flavia, we are all so proud of you. Use to seeing you eat people alive on TV, you are so sweet and playful and curios, so much fun to watch.

All religion is superstitious nonsense believed by the weak-minded. The only thing that's amazing is that a lot of people actually believe this stuff.

Posted by: tony on April 13, 2007 12:21

Religion isn't superstitious it is real and Living you should experience Gods Mercy. Today is Divine Mercy Sunday stop walking away from him turn around and embrace him he will forgive and Love you unconditionally, unlike me I am a mere wretch of a human a sinner.!

Kevin is right Tony. I have a personal relationship with Jesus, and I am just a mere wretch of a human sinner too. Because He walks with me every step of my life, I know He will walk with anyone who turns their life over to Him, and then will be by my side for eternity when I can actually look upon His glorious face.

I can understand why you or anyone for that matter would be turned off to religion. Man has turned Jesus's message and work at Calvary into a series of rituals and traditions. Statues and candles and now we sit and now we stand and now we kneel and gold chalices and trays and ringing bells and hocus pocus. Looks like voodoo.

Crusades, murders, abominations all claimed to be in the name of God. This is the act of man, not of God.

But your relationship with Him can only be persona. Between you and Him and no one else. Right now it appears that your relationship is to deny Him. Well He doesn't deny you. He is knocking at your door, but will not force Himself on you and will not come in unless you open the door for Him. That is His promise. The gift of free will, which right now you are turning into a tradgedy.

He loves you so much that He came down from heaven and made Himself lower than the angles for a brief period at Calvary because He saw your face and He wanted to spend eternity with you. The One who hung from that cross was also the one who was holding the molecules of the nails which were holding Him to the cross together. All for you. That is how much He loves you.

I beg you to stop trying to fool yourself and accept Him into your life. For the eternal salvation of your soul. That is all that I can do. He will have to do the rest. If He can change my heart, then He can change your too.

Keep the faith.

i watched Miracles in America while i was in NYC for the last month, great show, really interesting, keep up the great work.

Give you all the credit in the world for the segment with the snakehandling...there's no way I could have been that close to those snakes; but, then, I guess that's the point of having faith, isn't it?

Outstanding job!! I look forward to more episodes. How many more episodes will be airing? Is this a test run for Travel Channel? If so, I'll be the first to write them a note and give you a big thumbs-up.

Havin a read a little about you in your bio, we seem to share similar lives and I have a great deal of respect for the time and effort that you're putting in to your career. I feel that God blesses everyone with talents and we'd be making big mistakes if we didn't utilize those given talents to our utmost potential.

Keep up the great work!!!

Hope all is well with you.

Flavia,

You looked terrified while in Tennessee and I ain't talkin' because of the snakes.

Don't worry I would be too. A little strange to say the least.

Want you to know that there is a woman here in Vietnam geting a lot of attention for determing where the remains of people killed during the war are at.

I don't know how I can help you but I would like to be there for you even though I am in a place that doesn't broadcast your network.

Thanks Flavia!

I discovered you the other day when I was flipping the channels and came across Miracle Quest on the Travel Channel – it was the show on Padre Pio and Eucharistic miracles.

I was impressed to see a young refreshing face on television seeking to understand the religious experiences of others. It’s certainly needed.

Well,I hear you're a democrat, but it makes me no difference eiter way. You prove that not all dems are out to destroy the world. I'm kidding of course. In anycase, I love your show on Travel Channel. You make my Friday nights not so boring and more thought provoking. By the way, I wonder if you've ever personally experienced anything miraculous. I'd like to know.
Take care.

The work you are doing is outstanding, not only your show Miracle Quest but what I have read what you wrote on this website. We need more people in the world like you.

A few quick inspirational notes:

God does not mind if you want to be Number 1 but try to play by His rules!

That was the entire sermon at morning mass the other day.

Talent is God-Given Be Humble; Fame is Man-Given, Be Thankful; Conceit is Self-Given, Be Careful!

Sign in the UCLA basketball team's locker room.

Have a great day and Vaya Con Dios!

I liked your program, although maybe we possibly have different position about miracles! (I am a traditionalist catholic by the way!) because the feelings you show there seem to me really genuine, and i really appreciate that. You seem a very honest and respectful person. Very good! however, I was a bit disappointed that you didn't talk of the greatest miracle of all, the one that the catholics call "THE" miracle, happend in Spain in 17th century where a man was given back a leg. This is really astonishing. El Miraglo.

Go wants to be number one in our lives. In fact He demands it. He is a very jealous God.

I am glad that things are going so well for you Flavia. Keep the faith.

I watched your visit to Lourdes, France and was so touched by the candlelight vigil and the scene where you actually met miracle #59. You should have seen your face!

You are doing a wonderful job and I am proud that someone like you actually cares to study religion. Katie Couric only wishes she were as talented as you! I'm going to enjoy to watch you grow. Keep up the good work!

Miracle quest was good, I'm not convinced regarding religion, I am convinced that the sky is the limit regarding your tv future!! Good Job, You have a natural talent for connecting to your audience!! Keep me posted on future projects. PEACE!

"Though its Christian majority is readily apparent, the U.S. has innumerable other devotional followings. From Catholics to Pentecostals and Native Americans to Voodooists, there is no place as wildly diverse on the planet!"

I see.
The whole goal of Flavia's erstwhile attempt to quest for miracles was actually another attempt to quest for political correctness, multiculturalism, doubt and moral relativism. Oh well. I guess this is what happens when you violate that old saying "never send a boy to do a man's work." In other words, leave theological questions to theologians, Flavia.

George, did you watch the show or are you just makign stuff up as usual? The first two one hr. episodes were onlyl on Christian miracles, which I for one think is pretty unusual for TV. I don't think I have ever seen a special on the Virgin Mary for an hr. or Padre Pio that was so respectful and very pro-faith. Get a grip. Theologian? it was nice to have someone who was informed and not some stuffy academic and is a degree from Harvard in Religion not worth something--where did you study religion?

Last week's show was very entertaining and the scenery was beautiful. I think you and everyone involved with the show should be very proud. Very nice cinematography and production values.

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