The Road to Damascus with Saul

Saints in a Year

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Welcome to The Road to Damascus. This a Catholic channel created by one man seeking to grow in holiness, share the stories of the saints, and bring others along for the journey back to Christ. This is where personal conversion meets Catholic tradition. Here’s what you’ll find:Saints in a Year – A daily reflection series exploring the lives, virtues, and stories of the saints who inspire us to become who we’re made to be. If you’re seeking truth, tradition, and transformation, then you’re in the right place.

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Jul 11, 2026

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Day 153: St. Francis of Paola 02.04.2026

Today the Church honors St. Francis of Paola, a humble hermit and miracle worker whose deep faith led to extraordinary signs, including crossing the sea on his cloak. Through a life of prayer, penance, and radical humility, he drew people, including kings, closer to God and reminded the world that true greatness comes from becoming “the least.” In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on...

Day 152: St. Hugh of Grenoble 01.04.2026

Today we reflect on St. Hugh of Grenoble, a bishop who transformed a broken diocese through humility, perseverance, and holiness. Despite feeling unworthy, he embraced his calling and helped reform the Church—while also supporting the founding of the Carthusian Order. His life reminds us that true leadership is rooted in sacrifice and faithfulness. 📖 Scripture Luke 16:10 “Whoever is faithful in v...

Day 151: St. Benjamin of Persia 31.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Benjamin of Persia, a deacon and martyr who courageously preached the Gospel despite persecution. After imprisonment and torture, he remained faithful to Christ and ultimately gave his life as a witness to the truth. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on courage, faith, and the cost of discipleship. 📖 Scripture Romans 1:16 “I am not ashamed of the Gospe...

Day 150: St. John Climacus 30.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. John Climacus, a monk and spiritual master who wrote The Ladder of Divine Ascent, one of the most important works on the spiritual life. His teachings guide believers step by step toward holiness, emphasizing humility, perseverance, and inner transformation. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on the journey of faith and the path to holiness. 📖 Scripture...

Day 149: St. Berthold of Mount Carmel 29.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Berthold of Mount Carmel, a hermit and early leader of the Carmelite tradition. Living on Mount Carmel, he helped form a community dedicated to prayer and contemplation—one that would eventually grow into the Carmelite Order. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on silence, prayer, and the importance of the interior life. 📖 Scripture Psalm 46:10 “Be still...

Day 148: St. Conon of Naso 28.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Conon of Naso, a hermit whose life of prayer, humility, and miracles made him a beloved saint in Sicily. Though he lived a hidden life, his faith touched many people and continues to inspire believers today. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on prayer, humility, and the beauty of a life centered on God. 📖 Scripture Matthew 6:6 “But when you pray, go in...

Day 147: St. Rupert of Salzburg 27.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Rupert of Salzburg, a missionary bishop who helped bring Christianity to Bavaria and Austria. Through his work, he established Salzburg as a major center of Christian life and helped build communities rooted in faith. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on evangelization, service, and living out the Gospel. 📖 Scripture James 2:17 “Faith by itself, if it...

Day 146: St. Margaret Clitherow 26.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Margaret Clitherow, an English martyr who risked her life to protect Catholic priests and allow the Mass to be celebrated in secret. During a time of persecution, she stood firm in her faith and gave her life for Christ. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on courage, sacrifice, and unwavering faith. 📖 Scripture Matthew 16:25 “Whoever loses their life fo...

Day 145: Annunciation of the Lord 25.03.2026

Today the Church celebrates the Annunciation of the Lord, the moment when the angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she would become the Mother of God. Through her faithful “yes,” the Word became flesh, and salvation entered the world. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on trust, obedience, and responding to God’s call. 📖 Scripture Luke 1:38 “Let it be done to me according to your...

Day 144: St. Oscar Romero 24.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Oscar Romero, a modern martyr who stood courageously for truth, justice, and the dignity of every human person. As Archbishop of San Salvador, he became a powerful voice for the poor and was ultimately killed while celebrating Mass. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on courage, sacrifice, and living the Gospel boldly. 📖 Scripture John 15:13 “Greater lo...

Day 143: St. Turibius of Mogrovejo 23.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Turibius of Mogrovejo, a missionary archbishop who helped build the Church in South America. Through his tireless travels, defense of indigenous peoples, and commitment to evangelization, he became one of the most important Church leaders in the Americas. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on leadership, service, and missionary faith. 📖 Scripture John 1...

Day 142: St. Lea of Rome 22.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Lea of Rome, a noblewoman who gave up a life of wealth and status to pursue humility, prayer, and service to God. Through her transformation, she became a powerful example of repentance and simplicity in the early Church. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on humility, conversion, and what it truly means to follow Christ. 📖 Scripture James 4:10 “Humble...

Day 141: St. Nicholas of Flüe 21.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Nicholas of Flüe, a Swiss hermit, husband, and father whose life of prayer helped bring peace to an entire nation. After leaving his family with their blessing, he lived in solitude and became known for his wisdom and spiritual insight. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on prayer, surrender, and the power of inner peace. 📖 Scripture John 14:27 “Peace I...

Day 140: St. Herbert of Derwentwater 20.03.2026

Today the Church remembers St. Herbert of Derwentwater, a 7th-century hermit known for his life of prayer and his deep friendship with St. Cuthbert. Living in solitude on a small island, Herbert devoted his life to God and remains a powerful reminder of the importance of prayer, silence, and faithful friendship. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on the beauty of spiritual friendsh...

Day 139: St. Joseph 19.03.2026

Today the Church celebrates St. Joseph, the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the earthly guardian of Jesus. Though the Gospels record few words from him, his life of obedience, humility, and courage made him one of the most important figures in salvation history. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on the quiet strength and faithful trust of St. Joseph. 📖 Scripture Matthew 1:2...

Day 138: St. Cyril of Jerusalem 18.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Cyril of Jerusalem, a bishop and Doctor of the Church who defended the Christian faith during the Arian controversy. His famous Catechetical Lectures helped teach new Christians about the sacraments, the Creed, and the mystery of the Cross. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on the importance of understanding and defending the faith. 📖 Scripture 1 Corin...

Day 137: St. Patrick 17.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Patrick, the missionary bishop who brought Christianity to Ireland after once being enslaved there as a teenager. Through courage, forgiveness, and deep faith, Patrick helped transform Ireland into a center of Christian life and missionary activity. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on missionary courage, forgiveness, and the power of trusting God’s pla...

Day 136: St. Heribert of Cologne 16.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Heribert of Cologne, a medieval bishop who served both the Church and the Holy Roman Empire with humility, wisdom, and deep faith. As Archbishop of Cologne, he strengthened the spiritual life of the region, supported monasteries, and cared for the poor. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on leadership, humility, and the importance of prayer. 📖 Scripture...

Day 135: St. Louise de Marillac 15.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Louise de Marillac, co-founder of the Daughters of Charity and a pioneer of organized Christian charity. Working with St. Vincent de Paul, she helped establish hospitals, schools, and missions that served the poor throughout France and eventually around the world. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on service, humility, and the power of compassionate act...

Day 134: St. Matilda of Ringelheim 14.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Matilda of Ringelheim, a queen remembered for her extraordinary generosity and devotion to the poor. Through her charity, the monasteries she founded, and her faith-filled leadership, Matilda became one of the most beloved royal saints of medieval Europe. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on generosity, faith, and the responsibility that comes with the...

Day 133: St. Leander of Seville 13.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Leander of Seville, a bishop whose leadership helped bring the Visigothic kingdom of Spain back to the Catholic faith. Through his influence, King Reccared converted to Catholicism, leading to the historic Third Council of Toledo, which united Spain under the Catholic faith. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on unity, leadership, and the power of truth....

Day 132: St. Luigi Orione 12.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Luigi Orione, a priest who dedicated his life to serving the poor, educating abandoned youth, and caring for those forgotten by society. Through the congregation he founded, the Little Work of Divine Providence, his mission of charity continues around the world. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on how acts of love and service can transform lives. 📖 Sc...

Day 131: St. Constantine the King 11.03.2026

Today the Church remembers St. Constantine the King, a Celtic ruler who abandoned his throne to dedicate his life to Christ. After his conversion, he entered religious life and became a missionary, helping spread Christianity across parts of the British Isles. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on humility, conversion, and the courage it takes to follow God fully. 📖 Scripture Mark...

Day 130: St. John Ogilvie 10.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. John Ogilvie, a Scottish Jesuit priest who was martyred for his Catholic faith during the religious persecutions of the Reformation. After converting from Protestantism, he returned to Scotland to secretly minister to Catholics, risking his life to celebrate the sacraments. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on courage, religious freedom, and the power o...

Day 129: St. Frances of Rome 09.03.2026

Today the Church honors St. Frances of Rome, a wife, mother, mystic, and founder who lived during a time of war and plague but responded with extraordinary charity and faith. In this episode of Saints in a Year, Saul reflects on how holiness can flourish within family life and everyday responsibilities. 📖 Scripture Colossians 3:23 “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for t...

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