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I would have loved to watch this as he is my ancestor but it wouldn't play.

Amén everybody’s 🙏⛪️

Keep it up man, I really liked this 🤩

Hello there again. You da man! Thank you for these inspirational videos. May Saint Ciarán of Clonmacnoise, and all of you, please pray for us.

Ironically diocletion gave up being emporer to farm cabbages

It's crazy how until recently, I thought that Christianity was boring, all I knew was church and how I fell asleep in there because I couldn't quite hear what was being said, but the bible especially is such an interesting book and the history of Christianity is way cooler than I could ever imagine

I chose Saint Longinus as my patron Saint. Pray for us.

I am starting catechumen in the next couple of weeks. I believe St. Longinus will be my patron saint so thank you for this video.

The story of St. Lawrence reminds me a bit of St. Maximilian Kolbe. Would you consider doing a podcast on him?

Thanks, Hugh, that is a great story and was even used in a sermon in Ottawa very recently in a church with which you are very familiar. Incidentally, Lawrence is my second name or middle name.

These are fantastic! Thank you for making this.

Thank you 🙏😊

I finished, just today, The Life of St. Benedict Joseph Labre, by Marconi. His story (Labre) shattered me! I am still in such a frame of emotion as write this. But I don't know if I cry for his perceived misery, or for mine. For all the pain that so many people on this earth have to endure, physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, it is easy to feel sorrow and confusion at the very vehemence and quantity of it all. But...to feel and know the same, as this saint did, and yet at the same time embrace it with an extraordinary awareness of a God he loved so much, perhaps all the pain and suffering there is within oneself is as bearable, and even welcomed, as a new sunrise. Thank you for his story. I have much to put to my heart on.

A quite unknown saint, great to see someone covering him. God is great

I have always admired this Saint but never really knew the whole story. Thank you again Hugh. ❤

I love your videos, especially of these pre schism saints.

Great story about a gentle and brave saint.

My Saint 🥺

Introduction is too long. Too much irrelevant music. There's a lot of mistakes in the narrative. Durham was an Abbey with monks and an Abbot, not Friars with a prior.

Through the prayers of our holy father Saint Phocas the gardener, Lord Jesus Christ our God, have mercy upon us and save us. Amen.

Great concept .

Great video. I'm a retired sailor(USCG), an avid gardener, and about to start Orthodox catechism next month.

Awesome story of the life St Peter of Verona. Thank you

So inspiring. There’s hope for all of us!

Your channel is going places! Keep up the good work and have faith that people will listen. God bless.

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Love this

Bless you. I attend St. Thomas the Apostle church and I love your talks.🤗

Would make a great movie.

I like the presentation style.. the saints of the church are many. One thing you can do to better improve story is to keep that background music ever so vaguely and some pictures of cities, the saint, etc

Another remarkable saint story. I enjoy these so much. Thank you Hugh!

St oniphurus Pls help us financially solve our debts to ur of us

St oniphurus pray for us intercede for us hv mercy on us

St oniphurous thank u my saint

Hello. Thank you again for this. May St Onuphrius, and you, continue to pray for us! Amen.

He is the patron saint of my son, St Justin is truly a manly saint. Thank you Hugh.

Proverbs.

Wonderful.

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Another great bio /story. Thanks

Awesome story of St George.

And so, even you have to rebuttal and admit that he wasn't hiding. They just wished he was hiding, and afraid.

In hiding? He literally died because he walked up and started speaking; that's not very hidden. Nor would it be manly, to hide like a coward. c:

Hello. Thank you for this “Manly” video. May (Bl.) Albert of Bergamo OP, and you, pray for us.

What a beautiful soul

St Longinus, pray to God for us.

Thank you Hugh! Another beautiful and inspiring true story

Another excellent video, and one on a truly, very Manly Saint. I thought I knew quite a bit about Sir Thomas More, but your far more thorough research really enlightened me. One thing that I would like to mention concerns the character of Humanism. It is like a coin with opposing sides. Of course, its emphasis on " the sources" goes hand in hand with the rebirth of the Classical arts, so named, The Renaissance. However, the man known as the Father of Humanism, Francesco Petracca or Petrarch (1304-1374), looked back and refashioned the saying of the ancient Greek, Protagoras, "Man is the measure of all things." This became humanism's trademark. While the Church, albeit, has been plagued by the mistakes made by the men in charge, it has always insisted that "God is the measure of all things." Since nothing that man creates stays the same, we now have a world beset by the ills of Progressive Humanism and the Church has suffered greatly.

These videos are really important for helping people to not only learn about Manly Saints, but also for learning history itself. I recommend, Hugh, that you might organize your Manly Saints Project videos chronologically. Then you could publish them as a curriculum for Catholic Schools. Many churches might use them for their own educational efforts. Your work, Hugh, should be better known. I have shared some of your videos with the principal of a small Catholic Academy that I know. I hope he introduced them to his faculty. Well done, Hugh Hunter.

Pray for my daughter to have a boy ask my lord Jesus Christ amen 👏👏👏👏👏👏