The Saints

The Congo. 1909. In the rubber colonies of Central Africa, workers can be beaten and killed with no legal consequence. Until one case slips through. At its heart is a brave young man who refuses to deny his faith. This is the story of Isidore Bakanja.

Italy. 1916. After the marks of the wounds of Christ appear in Padre Pio's hands, feet and side, Church authorities have ordered Pio to stop all public ministry as a priest. With the faithful clamoring at his door, Padre Pio must find a way to live out his vocation in obedience to the Church.

Italy. 1916. Arrested for desertion, Padre Pio finds himself thrust into a perilous predicament. A simple misunderstanding quickly escalates, with the grim possibility of prison or worse, hanging over Pio. As tension mounts and uncertainty grows, Pio's faith is put to the test.

Italy. 1910. Still in Pietrelcina, Padre Pio faces a pivotal moment: his Capuchin superior fears his fragile health may hinder his monastic vocation. As a great war begins, Pio discovers that pain and persistent trials may be inseparable from his priestly service. Will he find the fortitude to fulfill his vocation?

Italy. 1903. Brother Pio returns to Pietrelcina facing physical affliction and spiritual trials. His ill health is an obstacle to his vocation. With challenges at every turn, will his faith endure the trials that lie ahead?

Pietrelcina, Italy. 1902. As a young man embarks on his journey to become a Capuchin monk, he encounters a series of unexpected trials that test his faith. Amidst the serene sounds of his hometown, whispers and warnings loom large. Will his steadfast spirit withstand the challenges ahead? This is the story of Padre Pio.

Jerusalem. 326 A.D. When a huge storm rolls through, Helena and her team are forced to pause their search. They take refuge in the ruins of the Temple of Venus. While Helena waits for work to resume, the memory of her husband's death and her rise to power haunt her.

Byzantium. 326 A.D. Empress Helena desperately searches the Imperial Library with her attendants. With time running out, they have to find evidence of the location of the True Cross, or abandon their mission. And Helena must make sense of her own life's sufferings, coming to terms with the memories that still haunt her.

Byzantium, 326 A.D. With Constantine's approval, Helena ventures to the Imperial Library to discover the secret of where the Cross of Jesus Christ might be hidden. But does it still exist at all?

Having announced her plan to Pope Sylvester, Helena returns to Byzantium to brief her son, the Emperor Constantine, on her mission to find Christ's Cross. It’s a mission many think unwise, and some, a proof of her insanity.

The Roman Empire. 326 A.D. Eighty year old Empress Helena is the most powerful woman in the Roman Empire. She’s on a quest to find the True Cross. But first, she must come to terms with the memories that haunt her. This is the story of Saint Helena.

London. 1595. After four days alone in a pitch black cell, Father Robert Southwell is on trial for high treason against the Queen. The man who would not yield must face the full weight of the crown. Will the Queen finally see the light? Or condemn Robert to death…