Unwritten

We get to hear again the amazing story of a miracle from St. Padre Pio in Victor Kopen's life.
In this episode of Unwritten, Trevor  sits down with Victor Kopen to talk about his son. A father witnesses a rosary turn "smoking hot" while praying for his newborn son who had been revived four times.
Whether you're a parent facing great uncertainty, or just curious about the intercession of the saints and modern miracles, this conversation will inspire you with powerful testimony to the movement of the Holy Spirit in the world today.
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After years of not receiving the Eucharist, Dan stood in line at the Shrine Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe for Communion, and this time...put his trust in Our Lady.
Dan's autoimmune disease was something he'd had to work around for his whole life. From packing his own lunches, making sure there were no traces of gluten, to even working with the local chaplain to be able to receive from the chalice during communion.
On a mission trip to Mexico City though, Dan experienced a moment with Our Lady that changed his life forever.

Kate's family was no stranger to miracles.
But, when an accident had left her in and out of hospitals and physical therapy, the question began to arise if what had been done for her brother could be done for her as well.
After a lot of prayer, doctor's visits, and a divine appointment with a religious sister, doctor's looked at Kate's x-rays and saw something that left them speechless.

Andres wanted a promotion, wanted recognition for his work.
When that didn't come, he thought that working harder, and pushing himself and his disciples harder would help him earn the success he was looking for. After a while though, his prayer life was faltering, he was getting burnt out, and he still wasn't seeing the results he was looking for.
Eventually, he finally had to ask the question, who was all of this work really for?

Giulia watched as her friends all went to exotic places for their trips. Meanwhile, she was about to serve the poor in a foreign country with no a/c.
She worried about missing out, of not having fun, and what this different experience might look like. What she didn't expect was crying on the flight home, and this impact that this trip would have on her.
Sometimes saying yes to the unknown can be the most life-changing and rewarding decisions ever.