MOTHER MARY THERESA DUDZIK

10/4/2023

The Miracle Hunter investigates the canonization cause of Mother Mary Theresa Dudzik, a Polish immigrant who founded her own order of nuns to care for the poor, elderly and abandoned.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - FR. AUGUSTUS TOLTON

10/18/2022

“Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill examines the sainthood cause of the first black priest in American history, Venerable Augustus Tolton, who overcame tremendous challenges both inside and outside the Catholic Church.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - RHODA WISE

7/7/2022

In Canton, Ohio, Rhoda Wise was well-known as a mystic with many spiritual gifts and healing miracles, one of them experienced by Rita Rizzo, the future Mother Angelica. Michael O’Neill relates her remarkable story.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - FR. NELSON BAKER

2/16/2022

The “Miracle Hunter” examines the canonization case for Fr. Nelson Baker. A former business owner, he built a world-class “city of charity” with an orphanage, home for troubled youth, schools, a hospital and a basilica.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - BLESSED SOLANUS CASEY

12/10/2021

Solanus Casey was known far and wide as the miracle-working Capuchin from Detroit, and his beatification was attended by 60,000 people at Ford Field in 2017. Michael O’Neill examines his simple yet remarkable life.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - FRANCIS XAVIER SEELOS

10/5/2021

The life of Francis Xavier Seelos, a renowned confessor, spiritual director, and leader of missions throughout the United States in the early 19th century, and the promising new miracle that’s being attributed to him.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - FR. MICHAEL MCGIVNEY

8/13/2021

Miracle Hunter, Michael O’Neill examines the canonization case of Fr. Michael McGivney. This founder of the Knights of Columbus was beatified in 2020 after the miraculous cure of a young boy was attributed to him.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - MONTSE GRASES

7/10/2021

“Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neil examines the saintly life of Montse Grases. This cheerful 17-year old who faced cancer with extraordinary faith and joy could be the first woman of Opus Dei to be declared a saint.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS- FR. ALOYSIUS SCHWARTZ

3/15/2021

Canonization candidate Fr. Al Schwartz dedicated his life to working with the poorest of the poor, establishing youth programs and founding religious orders that still serve his worldwide mission long after his death.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS- BISHOP ALPHONSE GALLEGOS

2/20/2021

He strolled the streets of Sacramento, saving souls by visiting families and mixing with “low riders” in the Latino community. “Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill profiles the “Bishop of the Barrios,” Alphonse Gallegos.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS- VEN. MARY ANGELINE TERESA MCCRORY O. CARM

1/21/2021

Mary Angeline Teresa McCrory’s life of holiness and service to the elderly poor has led to a groundswell of support for sainthood. Michael O’Neill looks at Mother McCrory's legacy and the miracles attributed to her.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS-VEN. MOTHER MARIA KAUPAS

1/6/2021

The case for sainthood of Venerable Mother Maria Kaupas, founder of the Sisters of St. Casimir. Her inspirational work in education and healthcare led many to seek her intercession before God on their behalf.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - BLESSED MIRIAM TERESA DEMJANOVICH

5/8/2020

The short, impactful life of Teresa Demjanovich. Michael O’Neill presents the case for canonization for this Sister of Charity, which includes the only known cure of bilateral macular degeneration.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - FR. PATRICK PEYTON

6/3/2020

A look at the charismatic priest who pioneered the use of radio and TV to bring the rosary to the world, staging massive rallies and enlisting Hollywood celebrities in his singular mission.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS - SISTER MARIE DE MANDAT-GRANCEY

2/21/2019

The fascinating story of Sister Marie de Mandat-Grancey. Follow her extraordinary efforts to locate the house of Mary, the Mother of Jesus, as she travels to Ephesus, Turkey to bring this treasure to the Catholic Church.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS- BISHOP FREDERIC BARAGA

4/20/2018

Trekking across Michigan’s wilderness earned him the nickname “the Snowshoe Priest,” but his heroic virtue bringing the Gospel to Native Americans and immigrant miners may earn Bishop Frederic Baraga sainthood.

THEY MIGHT BE SAINTS- THE MARTYRS OF LA FLORIDA

6/6/2018

In the battle for souls in precolonial Florida, the bloody persecution suffered by Spanish priests and Catholic Apalachee men, women and children is a forgotten story that must finally be told.