They Might Be Saints: Sister Marie De Mandat-grancey
16 June 2026No episode description is available yet.
Michael O'Neill looks into the canonization of Mother Mary Theresa Dudzik, a Polish immigrant who devoted her life to caring for the poor, elderly and abandoned.
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No episode description is available yet.
No episode description is available yet.
No episode description is available yet.
Michael O'Neill looks into the canonization of Mother Mary Theresa Dudzik, a Polish immigrant who devoted her life to caring for the poor, elderly and abandoned.
Solanus Casey was known far and wide as the miracle-working Capuchin from Detroit, and his beatification was attended by 60,000 people at Ford Field in 2017; Michael O'Neill examines his simple yet remarkable life.
Mary Angeline Teresa McCrory's life of holiness and service to the elderly poor has led to a groundswell of support for sainthood; Michael O'Neill looks at Mother McCrory's legacy and the miracles attributed to her.
Canonization candidate Fr. Al Schwartz dedicated his life to working with the poorest of the poor, establishing youth programs and founding religious orders that still serve his worldwide mission long after his death.
He strolls the streets of Sacramento, saving souls by visiting families and mixing with low riders in the Latino community; miracle hunter Michael O'Neill profiles the Bishop of the Barrios, Alphonse Gallegos.
Michael O'Neill turns to an exploration of the canonisation of Patrick Peyton, the rosary priest, known for his famed slogan ``the family that prays together, stays together.``
Michael O'Neill looks into the canonization of Mother Mary Theresa Dudzik, a Polish immigrant who devoted her life to caring for the poor, elderly and abandoned.
Miracle Hunter Michael O'Neill examines the lives of extraordinary men and women of faith and how they should be saints.
Miracle Hunter Michael O'Neill examines the lives of extraordinary men and women of faith and how they should be saints.
Michael O'Neill turns to an exploration of the canonization of Patrick Peyton, the rosary priest, known for his famed slogan "the family that prays together, stays together."
Mary Angeline Teresa McCrory's life of holiness and service to the elderly poor has led to a groundswell of support for sainthood; Michael O'Neill looks at Mother McCrory's legacy and the miracles attributed to her.
He strolls the streets of Sacramento, saving souls by visiting families and mixing with low riders in the Latino community; miracle hunter Michael O'Neill profiles the Bishop of the Barrios, Alphonse Gallegos.