Discover the captivating life of Saint Leonard of Noblac, the nobleman who turned his back on the glitter of Clovis’ royal court to embrace the silence of the forest—and became one of the most beloved saints of medieval Europe. In this 3-part, 4,500-word biography, you’ll journey through his childhood at the Frankish court under the guidance of Saint Remigius, his dramatic conversion, and the mystical visions that led him to renounce wealth and power.

Follow Leonard into the wilderness, where miracles abounded—captives freed from chains, the sick healed, and starving families fed through his intercession. Witness how his forest hermitage at Noblac blossomed into a thriving pilgrimage site, drawing peasants and kings alike. Known as the patron of prisoners, captives, and women in childbirth, Saint Leonard’s story is filled with drama, faith, and wonder, unfolding like a living Gospel of mercy.

Whether you’re drawn to the history of the early Frankish kingdom, the lives of hermits and monks, or simply want to encounter a saint whose humility and prayer shook the medieval world, this episode will inspire and enthrall. Perfect for listeners seeking a mix of history, devotion, and storytelling.

Tune in and discover how the boy who once pleaded for clemency at King Clovis’ side became a symbol of freedom for all generations.