• 043 - The Fight
    Feb 21 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    16 min
  • 042 - The Viaticum
    Feb 20 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    22 min
  • 041 - The Prison
    Feb 19 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    11 min
  • 040 - The Public Works
    Feb 18 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    10 min
  • 039 - Twofold Revenge
    Feb 17 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    16 min
  • 038 - Retribution
    Feb 16 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    20 min
  • 037 - The First Flower
    Feb 15 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    17 min
  • 036 - The Wolf in the Fold
    Feb 14 2026
    Set against the backdrop of 4th century Rome, Fabiola or The Church of the Catacombs is a gripping historical novel that explores the intense persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. The story follows Fabiola, a captivating young pagan from an esteemed Roman family who seemingly has it all, including a prestigious education in philosophy. Yet, beneath her opulent exterior lies a deep sense of dissatisfaction. A pivotal moment occurs when, in a fit of rage, she injures her slave girl Syra, who harbors a secret Christian faith. This encounter becomes a catalyst for Fabiolas transformation, as she learns humility and compassion from Syras unwavering devotion. Interwoven with this fictional narrative are the poignant martyrdom stories of real Christian saints, such as Saint Agnes, Saint Tarcisius, and Saint Sebastian. Written by Cardinal Wiseman, this novel serves as a powerful response to the anti-Catholic sentiments expressed in Charles Kingsleys Hypatia, and it resonates deeply with the Catholic community in England, who have recently emerged from a challenging period of persecution.
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    21 min