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1. Story of Saint Agnes | Stories of Saints
Agnes was a very beautiful woman born in Rome in AD 291. She belonged to a wealthy family and many men sought after her. However, Agnes made a promise to God never to stain her purity. Her love for the Lord was great and she hated sin even more than death! Watch her amazing story today!
2. Story of Saint Therese of Lisieux | Stories of Saints | English
Saint Therese of Lisieux was a French Catholic who became a Carmelite nun at an early age. She died in obscurity at the age of 24, however, after her death her autobiography – Story of a Soul was published and became a best-seller around the world. Watch this episode to learn more about this saint!
3. Story of Saint Euphrasia | Stories of Saints | English
Mother Euphrasia was born on 17th October 1877, in a village called Kattoor in Kerala. Her father, Eluvathingal Cherpukaran Anthony was a well known businessman, and Her mother Kunjethy was a virtuous woman. … … Seeing her resolve, her father eventually relented and accompanied her to the convent. Watch the amazing story of this saint today!
4. Story of Saint Alphonsa | Stories of Saints | English
St. Alphonsa was born in a small parish called Kudamaloor in the state of Kerala in India. She was the fourth child of Joseph and Mary, and they baptized her with the name Anna. Miracles and cure of diseases are experienced to those who visit her tomb and prayed, even today. Watch the amazing story of this saint today!
5. Saint Teresa of Avila | Stories of Saints | English
Saint Teresa of Avila is a famous saint who lived in the 15th century. Saint Teresa was born in a small village called Avila in Spain, on 1515. She lived during a time, when women were not allowed to pursue any career, and they were raised and trained to become good homemakers. As a little girl in her parents rich home, Teresa and her brother Rodrigo loved to read the books on the lives of Saints and martyrs. But soon things changed, she started taking keen interest in worldly things and lost her way. What happened next? Watch this episode!
6. Story of Saint Philomena | English | Story of Saints
Little is known about the life of Saint Philomena’s life. In 1802 the remains of a young woman were found in a catacomb of Saint Priscilla on the Via Salaria. It was covered with stones, the symbols on which indicated that the body was a martyr named Saint Philomena. She is the only saint to have revealed her story in what you can call “Private revelation”Saint Philomena revealed her story to three different people, in different parts of the world. These three people didn’t know each other as well!Philomena is believed to be born in Corfu, a small island in ancient Greece, towards the end of 3rd century.Her father was a king, who controlled a small state in Greece, and her mother was also from a royal blood. Watch the amazing story Saint Philomena in this amazing episode!
7. Story of Saint Elizabeth | English | Stories of Saints
Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia or Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia, was a princess of the Kingdom of Hungary, Landgravine of Thuringia, Germany, and a greatly venerated Catholic saint who was an early member of the Third Order of St. Francis, by which she is honored as its patroness
8. Story of Saint Mary | English | Stories of Saints
Saint Mary is Mary of Nazareth, the mother of Jesus.*****2017年11月9日
This is a first of its kind you tube channel that is dedicated completely on the stories of the disciples of Jesus and teaches you the different saints across the globe who walked through the path of Jesus Christ, you can watch the stories of saints in malayalam and the channel covers the life stories, the hard paths that the saints have passed through in their way to saint hood, you can also watch the miracles and the truth that the saints teaches you through their life.
9.Story of Saint Faustina | Stories of Saints | Episode 71
Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska, was born on August 25, 1905 in Glogowiec, Poland of a poor and religious family of peasants. 1924, Faustina experienced her first vision of Jesus. While at a dance with her sister, Natalia, Faustina saw a suffering Jesus and then went to a Cathedral. According to Faustina, Jesus instructed her to leave for Warsaw immediately and join a convent.
10.Story of Saint Cecilia | Stories of Saints for Kids | Episode 72
Saint Cecilia is one of seven women, excluding the Blessed Virgin, commemorated by name in the Canon of the Mass. Cecilia lived during the early part of third century, in Rome. There she lived with her noble family, who in the past, were known for their bravery and intelligence. They named their daughter ‘Cecilia’ which means “lily of heaven.” She started spreading the word about God, when it was forbidden by the Roman empire. Cecilia, along with her husband and his brother preached to the people of Rome. Her husband and his brother was punished for doing so, and soon Cecilia was also subjected to punishment. Watch and learn God’s miracle in this amazing episode about this saint.
11.Story of Saint Rose of Lima | Stories of Saints | Episode 73
Saint Rose of Lima was the first Canonised Saint from the West. She was the daughter of a Spanish conquistador named Gaspar de Flores and his wife Maria de Oliva. She was canonized by the Church just fifty-four years later in 1671. Saint Rose of Lima has captured the imagination of the world and stands as one of the most popular saints in the history of the Church. The Feast of Saint Rose is celebrated on August 23rd. Watch this episode to learn her amazing story!
12.Story of Saint Monica of Hippo | Stories of Saints | Episode 74
Saint Monica is a model of patience. Her long years of prayer, coupled with a strong, well-disciplined character, finally led to the conversion of her hot-tempered husband, her cranky mother-in-law and her brilliant but wayward son, Augustine. Monica was born in North Africa. She was the eldest of three children of Christian parents, and was raised in a strict disciplined home. Watch her amazing story today!
13.Story of Saint Clare of Assisi | Stories of Saints | Episode 75
St. Clare of Assisi was born into a wealthy Italian family of Offreducio, but she soon rejected her luxurious lifestyle to embrace the life of piety and poverty. She was inspired by the words of Francis of Assisi, and Clare fled her home and joined Francis, establishing her own religious order. The group became known for their austere and devout lifestyle and for the power of their prayer, which is credited with saving Assisi from invaders twice. After Francis' death, Clare continued his work and broadened her own influence. Clare died in 1253 and was canonized two years later by Pope Alexander IV. Watch her amazing story today
14.Story of Saint Catherine of Siena | Stories of Saints | Episode 76
St. Catherine of Siena | Stories of Saints | Episdoe 76
Saint Catherine of Siena is one of the most well-known Catholic saints. This is largely due to the amount she accomplished during her short time on earth, as well as her contributions to the Catholic faith that are still being recognized to this day. Her story is one of true sacrifice, devotion, and bravery. Growing up, Catherine was a happy child. So happy, in fact, that her family nicknamed her Euphrosyne, which is Greek for “joy.” Watch and learn Her amazing story today!
15.Story of Saint Maria Goretti | Stories of Saints | Episode 77
Maria Goretti is an excellent model and intercessor for today's youth, confronted by a sea of immorality poured out on the world by the modern media. She offers children and young people a refuge, protection, a serene spirit and the deep joy of the pure of heart. Maria Goretti, affectionately called Marietta by her family, was born in Corinaldo in 1890 on the Eastern side of Italy. Watch the story of this amazing story today!
16.Story of Saint Barbara | Stories of Saints | Episdoe 79
St. Barbara is a much-loved saint, whose feast is celebrated universally on December 4. This story took place in third century, hence there are many historical inaccuracies presented in the legends. This episode brings to you the most common version of this amazing Saint’s life. Saint Barbara, also known as the Great Martyr Barbara, was an early Christian Greek martyr born mid-third century in Heliopolis, Phoenicia. Watch her amazing story today!
17.Story of Saint Gemma Galgani | Stories of Saints for Kids | EP81
Saint Gemma Galgani, also known as Flower of Lucca, was an Italian mystic often referred to as the ‘Daughter of Passion’, for her intense replication of the Passion of Christ. Gemma Galgani was beatified on May 14, 1933 by Pope Pius XI and canonized on May 2, 1940, by Pope Pius XII only 37 years after her death. Watch and learn her amazing story today!
18.Story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity | Stories of Saints | EP83
Saints Perpetua and Felicitas, or Felicity were who lived in North Africa during the turn of Third Century. They were Christian martyrs who lived during the early persecution of the Church in Africa by the Emperor Severus. Watch their amazing story today!
19.Story Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton | Stories of Saints | EP88
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton is one of the keystones of the American Catholic Church. She founded the first American religious community for women, the Sisters of Charity. She opened the first American parish school and established the first American Catholic orphanage. All this she did in the span of 46 years while raising her five children. Watch Her amazing story today!
20.Our Lady of Fatima | Full Film | Miracles of Mary
In the small village of Fatima in Portugal, lived a little girl called Lucia Santos. During the spring of 1917, during World War 1, Lucia, who was then 9 years old, went with her two cousins, Francisco and Jacinta Marto, to graze their sheep. It was during this time that our Blessed Mother appeared before them and urged the children to do penance and to make sacrifices to save sinners. The heart of Our Lady’s Message to the world is contained in what has come to be called the “Secret” which She confided to the three children. Watch this film to learn more!
21.Story of Saint Julia of Corsica | Stories of Saints | EP89
St. Julia, also known as Saint Julia of Corsica, was a virgin martyr who is venerated as a saint. Although Julia is included in most summary lives of the saints, the details somewhat vary. A few basic accounts emerge, that tell us the story. Bishop Victor Vitensis of Africa wrote most of the story, from her time, while investigating her cause. Watch and learn her amazing story today!
22.Story of Saint Catherine of Alexandria | Stories of Saints | EP91
The story of Saint Catherine of Alexandria has been passed down through the Christian generations. Catherine was born a pagan princess of Alexandria, Egypt, the land of the Sphinx and Pyramids. At that time, Alexandria was one of the finest cities in the world, and a center of learning and culture as well as faith. Watch the amazing story of this Saint today!
23.Story of Saint Martha of Bethany | Stories of Saints
Saint Martha of Bethany is described in Gospels of Luke and John, along with Her brother Lazarus and Mary. Jesus loved Martha and Mary and Lazarus. This unique statement in John’s gospel tells us of the special relationship Jesus had with Martha. Watch her amazing story today!
24.Story of Saint Abigail | Story of Saint Gobnait | EP93
St. Abigail, or St. Gobnait or Deborah, was a medieval Irish saint, who is remembered for her care of the sick. However, she is among a group of Irish saints whose feast day has been given national rather than just local recognition. Saint Abigail or Gobnait is the patroness of bees and beekeepers and February 11 is her feast day. Watch this video to learn her amazing story!
25.Story of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary | Stories of Saints | EP94
We will be celebrating the feast day of St. Elizabeth of Hungary on November 17. In time for this occasion, let us look back to the story of this remarkable woman. In her short life, Elizabeth manifested such great love for the poor and suffering that made her an enduring symbol of Christian charity. Even though she was the daughter of a King, she chose the life penance and ascetism. Watch her amazing story today!
26.Story of Saint Dymphna | Stories of Saints
Saint Dymphna is honoured in both Catholic and Orthodox traditions. Dymphna was the only child of a pagan king who is believed to have ruled a section of Ireland in the 7th century. She is the patroness of the mentally and emotionally ill and other nervous disorders. How did this come to pass? Let us learn the incredible and heart-wrenching story of St. Dymphna today.
Story of Saint Mary Magdalene | Stories of Saints
Saint Mary Magdalene's story is intimately linked with Jesus. She plays a leading role in one of the most powerful and important scenes in the Gospels. She has been identified with several Marys in the Gospel: Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus; Mary, the sinner who washed Jesus’ feet with her tears; Mary, a woman who cared for Jesus and his apostles on their journey. How Saint Mary Magdalen first met Jesus, we are told in the Gospel of Saint Luke. Watch and learn Her amazing story today!
Story of Margaret of Antioch | Stories of Saints | Episode 98
Margaret of Antioch in the West, known as Marina the Great Martyr in the East, is celebrated as a saint by the Roman Catholic and Anglican Churches. Margaret also called Marina, lived in Antioch, where her father was a pagan priest. Margaret embraced the Christianity of her caregiver and consecrated her virginity to God. According to a very old book, The Golden Legend, written about 800 years ago, many miraculous things happened when the men tried to torture and kill Margaret. That she existed and was martyred are probably true; all else is probably fictitious embroidery and added to her story, which was immensely popular in the Middle Ages, spreading from the East all over Western Europe. She is one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers, and hers was one of the voices heard by Joan of Arc. Her feast day is July 20th. Watch the story of this amazing Saint today!
29.Story of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque | Stories of Saints | Episode 100
Saint Margaret Mary was born in Janots, a small town in Burgundy in 1647. Even as a child she had a deep love for the Lord and always wanted to please him. She was also deeply devoted to Our Lady. While growing up, St. Margaret Mary only had two years of formal learning from the Urbanist Nuns, yet her contributions to the Church have been significant. Let us learn the story of this amazing saints who is most intimately connected with the devotion to the Sacred Heart.
30.Story of Saint Helena | Stories of Saints | Episode 101
This is the story of Saint Helena, also known as Saint Helen. This is a legend unlike any other, this is the exciting story of St. Helena, mother of the Emperor Constantine, who found the Cross of Christ, also called as the True Cross in Jerusalem. St. Helena was renowned for helping not only individuals, but entire communities through her works of charity. She is often sought out to help the poor and destitute. Through her influence and work, Christianity continued to spread throughout the known world. Let us learn her amazing story today!
31.Story of Saint Agatha | Stories of Saints | Episode 104
Saint Agatha is recognized by the church as a Virgin and a Martyr. We are certain of her martyrdom, but there are many stories told about her life. St. Agatha is one of seven women, including the Blessed Virgin Mary, who is commemorated in the Canon of the Mass. Watch the amazing story of this Saint today!
32.Story of Saint Zita of Lucca | Stories of Saints | Episode 105
St. Zita of Lucca was born into a poor family in 1211 in Italy. She began her life as a peasant girl, and at the age of 12, She started working for the wealthy Fatinelli family, in Lucca. Saint Zita’s humble and patient service to God has made Her a patron saint of maids and other domestic workers. Let us learn her amazing story today.
33.Story of Saint Scholastica | Stories of Saints | Episode 106
Most people are more familiar with St. Benedict because the Benedictine order and monasteries bear his name. St. Scholastica was St. Benedict’s twin sister. Although she is not as well known as her brother, God listened to her prayer more than her brother’s! St. Scholastica was outstanding for her simplicity and faith. She spoke to God directly, in reverent familiarity, without complex or elaborate ritual. Let us learn her amazing story today!
34.Story of Saint Gertrude the Great | Stories of Saints | Episode 107
Saint Gertrdue of Helfta, also known as Gertrude the Great is recognized as a Saint by the Catholic and Episcopal Church. Few men have merited the title, “the Great”; fewer women. St. Gertrude of Helfta is one of them. She was a Virgin, Mystic, and Benedictine Abbess, was called by Our Lord Himself, "My chosen Lily". Although nothing much is known of this German woman’s family background, it is widely accepted that she was entrusted to the sisters of Helfta Abbey to be educated when five years old. Let us learn Her amazing story today!
35.Story of Saint Anastasia | Stories of Saints | Episode 108
Anastasia of Sirmium or Saint Anastasia was a Christian saint and martyr from the 4th century. She is venerated as a healer and an exorcist. She is one of seven women, along with the Blessed Virgin Mary, who were mentioned by name in the Mass. Little is known about her life. Most stories about her began many years after her death. Let us learn Her amazing story today!
36.Story of Saint Genevieve | Stories of Saints | Episode 111
Saint Genevieve is a saint in Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox tradition. Saint Genevieve was born in Gaul, modern France, in the village of Nanterre, near Paris, around 422. She lived a life of constant prayer and charity as well as self-imposed austerity. She became known as the "Patron Saint of Paris" after she supposedly helped avert an attack by Attila the Hun and prevented famine by penetrating a military blockade with boatloads of grain. Let us learn about this amazing Saint today!
37.Story of Saint Margaret of Scotland | Stories of Saints | Episode 114
Saint Margaret of Scotland was an English princess and a queen, born in the Kingdom of Hungary. She was forced to flee from her hometown following the death of her father, and eventually reached Scotland. This event proved to be a blessing for the people of Scotland who later called her admiringly ‘The Pearl of Scotland”. Learn her amazing story today!
38.Story of Saint Veronica Giuliani | Stories of Saints | Episode 114
Saint Veronica Giuliani is one of the most powerful Saints that has been forgotten. So powerful that Padre Pio considered her as his teacher. The life of St. Veronica Giuliani was truly extraordinary. She was given the gift to see the invisible spiritual realities that are mercifully veiled from the rest of us. Like a number of more well-known mystics and stigmatics, she accepted the burdens and gifts with a willing and obedient spirit. She was tremendously devoted to the passion of Christ, and He chose her to participate in that passion in her own time for the salvation of souls in a very special way. Lets learn Her amazing story today!
39.Saint Brigid of Ireland | Stories of Saints | Episode 117
The first native-born Irish saint, St. Brigid epitomizes everything a strong Irish woman should be, and she holds a special place in many Irish hearts. She was also called Brigid of Kildare. It is generally accepted that St Brigid built her double monastery for men and women in Kildare around 470AD. Some scholars credit Brigid with pioneering monastic life in Ireland. Her monastery was acclaimed as a centre of education, pilgrimage, worship and hospitality. Let us learn her story today!
40.Story of Saint Angela Merici | Stories of Saint | Episode 120
Saint Angela Merici, foundress of the Ursuline Sisters, revolutionized the education of women as well as their religious life. In sixteenth-century Italy, where women’s choices were marriage or religious life, Angela developed an unheard-of alternative: consecration to God for single women “in the world”. St. Angela’s goal was to elevate family life through Christian education for women who were the future wives and mothers. Let us learn her amazing story today!
Story of Mother Teresa | Saint Teresa of Calcutta | English | Story of Saints
Mother Teresa was born in a little town called Skopje, which is the modern day Macedonia. Her father Nikola, was a successful businessman, and her mother was Drana, a housewife.As a little girl, Agnes was a very disciplined, thoughtful little girl, who didn’t seem to mind helping her brother and sister. She was apparently shy and introvert as well.But the happiness didn’t last for long. When Agnes was 9, her father got sick and he died. This left the entire burden of supporting the family on her mother. Watch the amazing story of Saint Mother Teresa in this episode today!
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St. Faustina & many more | Stories of Saints
2 Hours of Saints stories-
Watch non stop Saint stories in this compilation episode! We hope you enjoy this one. Here is the list of Saints, click on the timestamp if you want to jump to any particular story!
Saint Faustina 0:00:00
Saint Rita 0:15:26
Saint Cecilia 0:28:40
Saint Monica of Hippo 0:39:17
Saint Catherine of Siena 0:48:42
Saint Lucy 1:03:07
Saint Maria Goretti 1:16:20
Saint Joseph of Cupertino 1:27:36
Saint Barbara 1:45:20
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St. Faustina & many more | Stories of Saints
2 Hours of Saints stories-
Watch non stop Saint stories is in this compilation episode! We hope you enjoy this one. Here is the list of Saints, click on the timestamp if you want to jump to any particular story!
