Dr. Arielle Harms and Taylor Kemp delve into the life of St. Anthony of Padua, highlighting his journey from Portugal to Italy, his eloquent preaching, and his miraculous ability to find lost things. They also touch on his canonization, nationality debate, and the importance of faith in divine intervention.

Taylor Kemp and Dr. Elizabeth Klein discuss the life of the 4th-century monastic saint, St. Isidora of Egypt, who was known for living humility in her Christian life and being despised by the world. They explore themes of holy fools, unconventional sanctity, charity, humility, and the dangers of spiritual pride in pursuing holiness.

Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Taylor Kemp discuss St. Martin of Tours' life, including his famous cloak inspiring the word 'chapel'. They delve into his journey from a hermit to a bishop, emphasizing his feast day on November 11. The podcast reflects on his extraordinary charity, humble beginnings, and transformation from a soldier to a soldier of God, drawing parallels to modern saints like Padre Pio and Mother Teresa.

Dr. James Prothro and Taylor Kemp reflect upon St. Philip the Apostle, discussing his evangelization efforts, boldness in prayer, and the beauty of saints' legacies. They encourage listeners to imitate Philip by sharing their faith, inviting others to know Jesus, and praying for others to be introduced to Him.

Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Taylor Kemp discuss the process of canonization in the Catholic Church, including its definition, history, and importance. They explore the role of saints in Catholic worship and the belief in seeking their intercession. They also discuss the steps involved in the canonization process, the role of miracles, and the purpose it serves in affirming someone's presence in heaven with Christ. They highlight the power of God's grace, using St. Augustine as an example, and emphasize the value of the canonization process for the spiritual life.