Martin Scorsese’s New Docuseries ‘The Saints’ Explores Historical Figures and Spiritual Themes

Martin Scorsese, the renowned American film director, has launched a new docuseries titled ‘Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints‘. This series, which premiered on Fox Nation, delves into the lives and sacrifices of historical saints, offering a unique perspective on their spiritual journeys and acts of faith.

The docuseries features episodes dedicated to saints such as Joan of Arc, Francis of Assisi, John the Baptist, Thomas Becket, Mary Magdalene, Moses the Black, Sebastian, and Maximillian Kolbe. Each episode highlights the significant contributions and sacrifices of these historical figures, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of their impact on religious history.

Scorsese’s involvement in the project is not merely as a director but also as a spiritual explorer. The series is seen as a capstone to his life and career, which has often examined the themes of saint and sinner through various spiritual lenses. This docuseries reflects Scorsese’s own spiritual quest and his fascination with the intersection of faith and human experience.

The series consists of eight episodes, with the first episode focusing on St. Sebastian, which aired on November 17, 2024. The show is classified under the genres of drama and documentary, and it airs on Fox Nation in the United States.