John B. Manos

When Huns crashed the retreat, Ursula didn’t flinch. Learn how a saint schooling kids became a legend of unshakable virtue and jaw-dropping courage.

A humble Polish professor trades parish life for pilgrim treks to Rome and dreams of martyrdom. Spoiler: simplicity wins, and heaven approves.

Ever wondered who willingly freezes barefoot, starves politely, and inspires saints? Meet St. Peter of Alcantara, the original minimalist monk with hardcore spiritual humor.

St. Luke: doctor, painter, shipwreck survivor, and undercover travel buddy of St. Paul. From Philippi hangouts to Rome’s jailhouse vibes, his Gospel tells all.

From royal halls to convent walls, St. Hedwige swapped pomp for prayer, while St. Margaret Mary saw visions hotter than your morning coffee.

Irish-born adventurer trades riches for forests, fights idolaters, and dodges a bishop job. St. Gall proves sainthood is wilder than you think.

Seven-year-old Teresa ditched home for martyrdom, built backyard hermitages, saw hell, and still feared gossip more than fire. Holiness with a dash of drama.

St. Callistus ruled cemeteries, chased martyrs through Rome’s alleys, and still found time to outwit Severus. Faith, danger, and ancient catacombs await curious hearts.

An exiled king with angelic purity, a casual attitude toward thieves, and a penchant for healing lepers—Edward’s reign of peace is anything but boring.

St. Wilfrid wrestled kings, dodged exile, and still dragged England to Rome. Angels sang at his death. Find out why he never wore a sour face.