John B. Manos
APRIL 30, 2025 – ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA.
Meet Catherine: prayer prodigy, Pope persuader, and demon deterrent. She’s got visions, wounds, and attitude—like a 14th-century superhero in a Dominican habit.
APRIL 29, 2025 – ST. PETER, MARTYR. – ST. HUGH, ABBOT OF CLUNI.
What’s more hardcore than preaching in the sun? Summoning clouds, surviving slander, and, oh—writing your last words in blood. Meet St. Peter, the ultimate faith warrior.
APRIL 28, 2025 – ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS. – ST. VITALIS, MARTYR.
Meet saints who laughed at pain, branded themselves, and chatted with grass. Martyrs, miracles, and mayhem await. Who knew holiness was this hardcore?
APRIL 27, 2025 – SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER – ST. ZITA, VIRGIN.
Meet Saint Zita: bread-baking prodigy, saintly underdog, and household miracle worker. Her recipe for divine intervention? Pray hard, bake harder.
APRIL 26, 2025 – EASTER SATURDAY – SS. CLETUS AND MARCELLINUS, POPES, MARTYRS.
From thrones to martyrdom without shedding a drop—uncover the extraordinary tales of bishops who dared to defy emperors and forge their legacy.
APRIL 25, 2025 – EASTER FRIDAY – ST. MARK, EVANGELIST.
From Secretary to Saint: St. Mark, St. Peter’s right-hand man, penned his tales and founded Alexandria’s Church—complete with a Christian school!
APRIL 24, 2025 – EASTER THURSDAY – ST. FIDELIS OF SIGMARINGEN.
From lawyer to martyr, Fidelis defied danger for divine truth. Discover his fiery journey from courtroom to Calvinist confrontations—faith’s ultimate test!
APRIL 23, 2025 – EASTER WEDNESDAY – ST. GEORGE, MARTYR.
Meet St. George: Emperor-rebuking, dragon-slaying legend whose glory outshone his story. Discover why even Saracens adored this “White-horsed Knight!
APRIL 22, 2025 – EASTER TUESDAY – ST. SOTER, POPE, MARTYR. – ST. LEONIDES, MARTYR.
Dive into the story of St. Soter, the generous pope who sweet-talked his way into history and out of heresy trouble!
APRIL 21, 2025 – EASTER MONDAY – ST. ANSELM, ARCHBISHOP.
A monk, a rebel, a theologian! Journey with Anselm as he defies kings and prelates. His legacy? Courage, faith, and a theological boom!