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Episode 60
12 Manliest Saints in History
Episode 60: 12 Manliest Saints in History
Today Sam and John discuss 12 of the manliest saints in history. We go into what we today can learn from how these incredible men lived. It is important to understand the character of these men, the times they lived in, as well as the lessons they teach us. We focus on how they lived their lives and why we should turn to them in various struggles we might face. Regardless of their history, they all lived devoted to God’s will in a beautiful way.
About the Podcast The Catholic Gentleman Podcast
A Podcast for Catholic Men on Faith, Virtue, and the World Today
The Catholic Gentleman is a show for Catholic Men on the topics of living with virtue and holiness in the modern world. Featuring interviews and commentary, the show seeks to provide practical insights for men of all ages.
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A Podcast for Catholic Men on Faith, Virtue, and the World Today
The Catholic Gentleman is a show for Catholic Men on the topics of living with virtue and holiness in the modern world. Featuring interviews and commentary, the show seeks to provide practical insights for men of all ages.
I was almost named Joseph Athanasius, but my dad did not like that name.
Great episode on 12 manly Saints! You two do a wonderful job each week and this episode was well done. May we all live lives emulating these great men.
Great episode. I hope you’ll do more in the future. I would nominate Blessed Franz Jagerstatter for the future. I read his letters recently, full of devotion to his family and youth of the time. He was also so sure of heaven it humbles the reader.