The Heroic Life Of A Gentleman (with Kevin Wells) | The Catholic Gentleman

In this episode of The Catholic Gentleman, John meets with Kevin Wells to discuss the life of a man and likely future saint that we can all learn a great deal from. If you have never heard of Venerable Fr. Aloysius Schwartz, who died in 1992 after saving tens of thousands of children, this episode is worth your time. His adventurous spirit and passionate devotion to Our Lady brought him to the depths of faith that few of us achieve in this life. His work and legacy continue today through the order of the Sisters of Mary.

In this episode we discuss;

• How Fr. Al Schwartz fought corruption
• His never-ending drive to follow God's will
• How he physically fought a mob boss
• His love of The Virgin of the Poor and Her miraculous working in his life
• And More...

Priest and Beggar: The Heroic Life of Venerable Aloysius Schwartz - https://www.ignatius.com/Priest-and-Beggar-P3830.aspx

World Villages for Children (Sisters of Mary) - https://www.worldvillages.org/

Kevin Wells is a former Major League Baseball writer, award-winning journalist, and the best-selling author of The Priests We Need to Save the Church. He is a freelance writer and an active evangelist who speaks on various Catholic topics. He is the President of the Monsignor Thomas Wells Society, which is dedicated to the promotion of strong priests and seminarians, and to the practice of the fullness of the Catholic faith. Kevin lives in Millersville, MD with his wife and three children.
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