A farm boy dreamed of a yard full of children, and grew up to open a house in Turin where no boy was ever turned away.

In a house full of children in Hamburg, a pastor hangs a wheel of candles from the ceiling so the wait for Christmas can be seen, one day at a time.

After the Holy Family slipped away, Bethlehem was left alone before the fear of a king. The Church has never forgotten the children of that village.

Forty days after Christmas, Mary and Joseph carry the child up to the Temple. An old man who waited all his life knows him at once.

A star lights up the sky and goes on ahead of the wise men, night after night, until it stops above the place where the child is.

A boy from a farming family grew up, became pope at 76, and on a moonlit night sent a goodnight caress to the children of the world.

A poor boy walked barefoot to school in Italy. One day, he became the pope who opened the doors of Holy Communion to children.

In Padua, Friar Anthony preached, worked miracles, and was visited by the Child Jesus Himself. In this second part, we follow the last years of one of the world's best-loved saints.

In the year 1917, in a poor village in Portugal, three shepherd children saw a Lady dressed in white, brighter than the sun. She carried a request for the whole world. This is how the apparitions of Fatima began.

On October 13, 1917, seventy thousand people gathered at the Cova da Iria, in the pouring rain, to see whether the three children's promise was true. What happened in the sky that day became known as the Miracle of the Sun.

After the Miracle of the Sun, the whole world wanted to know what Our Lady had told the three children. Little by little, the secret of Fatima was revealed: a serious warning, a story that touched even a Pope, and a promise of hope.

Carlo was a boy like so many others: he loved video games, soccer, and computers. But he carried in his heart a great love for Jesus in the Eucharist. This is the story of how an ordinary boy lived an extraordinary faith.

A sensitive girl who lost her mother very early and cried about everything carried in her heart an immense love for Jesus. Discover how Thérèse Martin became the little flower who won God's heart.

Inside Carmel, Thérèse discovered her little way to holiness: not great heroic deeds, but small acts of love. A simple message that would end up changing the world.

Francisco was a quiet boy who wanted to console Jesus. Jacinta, the youngest, offered everything she had for sinners. This is the story of the two shepherd children of Fatima, who lived only a short time and loved very much.

Of the three shepherd children of Fatima, Lucia was the one who stayed. She lived ninety-seven years guarding and spreading Our Lady's message: from the little shepherd girl of Aljustrel to Sister Lucia of the Carmel of Coimbra.

In the beginning there was only Chaos. Out of that emptiness came Gaia, the Earth, and Uranus, the starry Sky, and with them the first children of the universe. This is how the ancient Greeks told the story of how everything began.

Prometheus, the Titan who thought before he acted, shaped the first humans and loved them like children. So they would not live in cold and darkness, he defied Zeus himself — and paid a terrible price for his compassion.