The second part of Fox Nation Docuseries' “Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints” is set to kick off with a new story about amazing men and women that changed the world from Friday, April 4th.
Part 2 of the hit series premieres with an episode that focuses on the story of St. Francis of Assisi, a beloved Catholic saint remembered for his humility, service to the poor, and love for animals.
Viewers will learn about the incredible stories about how Francis became to leave his property from a wealthy man Let's serve God After a life-changing experience witnessing the horrors of war.
“Francis sets his old life aside from frivolous life and looks for new meaning,” says an episode preview. “He found it on command from Jesus himself – “Rebuilding my church.” Francis spends the rest of his life following his commands, preaching like brotherhood in the process, preaching on how to live like Christ, and ending at the height of the fifth crusade, facing Saracen leader Sultan Al-Kamir. ”
Pope Francis will be first published in five weeks and return to the Vatican
Fox Nation's “Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints” is set to release a new episode from April 4, 2025. (Fox Nation)
A new episode of “Saint” will drop weekly on Fox Nation until April 18th. The legendary Martin Scorsese, the series' executive producer and host, also tells the story of Moses. Christ's freedom.
Black Moses, who escaped from slavery, was “bloodthirsty,” and he ended up putting aside his previous life and giving up on violence.
The “Saint” culminates in Holy Week and tells the story of Mary Magdalene, who suffered “great spiritual suffering.” I met JesusWho healed her?
“After Jesus cured the seven demons, Mary will become one of his closest followers,” an episode preview explains. “She travels with Jesus, supports him, witnesses his ministry growth, his miracles and, ultimately, his crucifixion. But her most important role is as a witness to Jesus' resurrection. She overcomes spreading the word into the world of Jesus' resurrection and becoming an important accuser of early Christianity.”
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