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He made two thrones instead of one, dodged relic oaths, and sold his lunch to free prisoners. This saint was no ordinary goldsmith.

St. Andrew: From catching fish to catching martyrdom, he spends two epic days preaching from a cross with more drama than a Roman soap opera.

Saturninus refused to bow to bull-worship, so they strapped him to one. Spoiler: the bull won. Faith, bravery, and one very messy martyrdom.

Saint James ditched earthly drama for nonstop fasting, miracle-making, and a lifetime of holy hide-and-seek—even kings couldn’t keep him from his prayers.

Meet St. Maximus: the abbot so gentle his monks practically governed themselves. He dodged being a bishop… until he couldn’t escape holiness.

Alexandria’s bishop dodges death by embracing it first. Peter excommunicates Arius, preaches detachment, and faces 311 A.D. like a holy action hero.

Beauty, brains, and bravery: Catherine’s epic martyrdom ends with angels as pallbearers. Maximin never stood a chance.

Born poor, scorned by kin, imprisoned by his own friars—St. John still found bliss in suffering. Holiness never looked so quietly rebellious.

Noble-born St. Clement wrangled rebellious Corinthians, restored order, and sealed his faith in blood. Apostolic authority, drama, and martyrdom—all in one holy saga.

Meet St. Cecilia: vows to God, converts her groom, survives a furnace, and politely waits three days to die. Faith, fire, and flair await!