John B. Manos
JANUARY 30, 2026 – ST. BATHILDES, QUEEN.
From slave girl to queen to nun—St. Bathildes banned Christian slavery, built hospitals, and humbled kings. She also washed dishes. History’s plot twist awaits.
JANUARY 29, 2026 – ST. FRANCIS OF SALES.
Born noble, Francis ditched politics for priesthood, faced death threats, and won 72,000 hearts—with honey, not vinegar. Gentleness never looked so daring.
JANUARY 28, 2026 – ST. CYRIL OF ALEXANDRIA.
Patriarch Cyril takes on Nestorius in a theological showdown, risking exile and scandal to defend Mary as Mother of God—and wins eternal bragging rights!
JANUARY 27, 2026 – ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM.
St. John Chrysostom dodged fame, shortened Mass, saw angels, and still got exiled. Turns out preaching truth isn’t the safest career path.
JANUARY 26, 2026 – ST. POLYCARP, BISHOP, MARTYR.
St. Polycarp faced fire, swords, and heretics with a grin and a prayer. Witness the ultimate mashup of sass, sanctity, and sizzling drama.
JANUARY 25, 2026 – THE CONVERSION OF ST. PAUL.
Saul hunted Christians like they owed him money—until a blinding light flipped his script. From persecutor to preacher, see how one road trip changed history.
JANUARY 24, 2026 – ST. TIMOTHY, BISHOP, MARTYR.
From Bible-nerd kid to martyred bishop, Timothy’s life with St. Paul was no quiet stroll. Prophecies, epistles, and holy hustle await.
JANUARY 23, 2026 – ST. RAYMUND OF PENNAFORT.
Philosopher-turned-saint trades prestige for penance, sails oceans on fabric, and humbles kings—Raymund’s life proves miracles pair well with guts and grit.
JANUARY 22, 2026 – ST. VINCENT, MARTYR.
Tortured, grilled, salted, and still smiling—Vincent’s martyrdom reads like a medieval endurance contest, but with angels, ravens, and a finale fit for heaven.
JANUARY 21, 2026 – ST. AGNES, VIRGIN, MARTYR.
Twelve-year-old Agnes defies Rome, survives chains, stares down a pagan crowd, and leaves a would-be voyeur blind. Faith, fire, and a sword finish her tale.









