Catholicism

Benedict of Nursia's monasteries saved classical knowledge and built Western civilization's infrastructure through the Dark Ages with principles that remain vital today.

A lighthearted exploration of Isidore of Seville, whose love of collecting knowledge made him an unlikely patron of computer programmers and a quiet hero of shared memory.

A reluctant 13th century archbishop uses the authority of a life lived with integrity to defend Magna Carta --- and changes the course of history without knowing it.

Harmonia steps into the quiet cell of Julian of Norwich-a medieval anchoress who lived through plague, famine, war and more

Girolamo Savonarola rose as a fierce moral voice in an anxious city.

The story of Bartolomé de las Casas and the radical recognition of shared humanity across difference in an emerging global society.

Bartolomé Carranza fought for universal access to Scripture in an age when cheap paper made his dream inevitable, foreshadowing our digitally connected world.

Blaise Pascal's wager invites us to live as if love is real---even in a world where certainty has faded and old religious forms no longer hold.