The knight, the white horse and the dragon come from an old legend. Underneath it there is a real man, with a much quieter kind of courage.

Francis grew up rich in Assisi and dreamed of becoming a knight. But an encounter on the road changed his life forever, and the young man of the parties became the little poor man the whole world came to love.

A Polish boy saw Our Lady holding two crowns and chose them both. He became Father Maximilian Kolbe, who spread devotion to Mary around the world through magazines and radio, up to the dark days of the war.

A mysterious young man arrives at Camelot and asks only for food and shelter for a year. Working in the kitchen, he keeps a secret — and waits, patiently, for the moment to show who he really is.

On New Year's Eve, a knight who is green from head to toe rides into Camelot's hall and proposes a strange, dangerous game. Sir Gawain accepts, and discovers that honor and truth are tested when no one is watching.

At the feast of Pentecost, a golden light fills the hall of Camelot and the Holy Grail appears in a vision above the Round Table. The knights set out on the greatest quest of all, and among them rides young Sir Percival, pure of heart.

A young knight with the purest of hearts arrives at Camelot: Sir Galahad, son of Lancelot. Only he may sit in the Perilous Seat, and it falls to him, with Percival and Bors at his side, to complete the quest for the Holy Grail.

Raised by the Lady of the Lake in a kingdom beneath the waters, Lancelot arrives at Camelot as an unknown knight in white armor. This is the story of the greatest knight of the Round Table, and of what truly made him great.

Arthur marries Guinevere and receives an enormous, perfectly round table, where there is no head seat and every place is equal. There the brotherhood of the Knights of the Round Table is born, sworn to protect the weak and defend justice.