They Might Be Saints

Rhoda Wise endured poverty and suffering for most of her young life. But after being diagnosed with a large tumor, she converted to the Catholic faith, dedicated her life to God, and her wounds and tumor ...

On the Path to Sainthood in America --Michael O’Neill Fundamental to the rapid growth of the Church in America are these exceptionally inspired men and women, not yet canonized, who lived heroic virtue and thereby ...

Canton, Ohio seems like an odd place to look for a miracle, but Michael O’Neill is there following the case of Rhoda Wise, a humble Servant of God who possessed many spiritual gifts. Among the healing miracles of ...

Long before America fought for independence, Catholics were fighting to defend their faith just south of the colonies. Over forty accounts of the bloody persecution of Spanish priests and Catholic Apalachee men, ...

Known far and wide as the “Rosary Priest,” Fr. Patrick Peyton traveled the world with one simple message: “The family that prays together stays together.” Throughout his life, Fr. Peyton tirelessly spread devotion ...

Known as 'The Snowshoe Priest,' Bishop Frederic Baraga trekked across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to bring the Gospel to its Native inhabitants and immigrant miners. Now 150 years after his death, the people ...

The inspiring story of America’s first Black priest is the subject of Miracle Hunter Michael O’Neill’s latest investigation. In mid-19th century Missouri, Augustine Tolton was born into slavery on a plantation ...

Serving a mission to Turkey in the late 1800s, Sister Marie de Mandat-Grancey became intrigued with the holy writings of a bedridden woman, who despite her afflictions traveled the world through her mystical ...

“Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill presents the case for Blessed Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, whose brief, impactful life is testament to the universal call to Holiness. From an early age, this child of Ruthenian ...

Our latest canonization case focuses on Solanus Casey, a Capuchin priest from Detroit whose great faith and wonderworking abilities have placed him on the path to sainthood. In his time, this noted lover of the ...

Few have accomplished more in life than Fr. Nelson Baker. A former business owner, his crowning achievement was a “city of charity” in Lackawanna, New York. The complex consisted of a minor basilica, an infant ...

Hear the cause for canonization of Ven. Mary Angeline Teresa, McCrory, O.Carm. Mother McCrory’s story is one of holiness and service. She founded a new religious congregation, the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged ...

The remarkable life of Venerable Aloysius Schwartz is explored in Michael O'Neill’s latest investigative effort. Despite health problems, Fr. Al dedicated himself to the poorest of the poor in Korea and throughout ...

In November 1932, five children in Beauraing, Belgium began experiencing several of the most astounding Marian apparitions on record. The Blessed Virgin Mary, walking on air and dressed in a long, white robe, ...

She was a bright, cheerful 17-year old who enjoyed sports, music, folk dancing and acting. But her greatest gifts were holiness and service to others. “Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill examines the saintly life of ...

He was known as the “Bishop of the Barrio,” a humble priest who walked the streets of Sacramento providing a reassuring presence throughout his community. The Venerable Bishop Alphonse Gallegos was able to blend ...

Michael O’Neill reveals the inspiring life of Venerable Mother Maria Kaupas. This Lithuanian-born immigrant has advanced along the path to sainthood due to her tireless work serving the faithful of Chicago, and ...

Hosted by 'Miracle Hunter' Michael O'Neill, this episode examines the remarkable life of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos. This itinerant German Redemptorist was a renowned confessor, spiritual director, and leader ...