The Saints Collection 2, 6 DVD Box Set

The Saints Collection 2, 6 DVD Box Set

An exclusive 6 disc box set new from Mary’s Dowry Productions featuring six films on the lives of six Catholic saints. Clare of Assisi, Cuthman of Steyning, Mechtilde of Magdeburg, Faustina, Wilfrid, Don Bosco.

An exclusive 6 disc box set new from Mary’s Dowry Productions featuring six films on the lives of six saints, several of which have been broadcast on EWTN under the series title ‘Mary’s Dowry Presents’:
 

Saint Clare of Assisi

Saint Cuthman of Steyning

Saint Mechtilde of Magdeburg

Saint Faustina

Saint Wilfrid: Apostle of Sussex
 

And
 

Saint Don Bosco
 

With a combined run time of approximately 215 minutes, volume 2 in the series is a box set that will be a welcome addition to any family, school, seminary, parish or home library. It can be collected as a companion to ‘The Martyrs Collection’ or as a stand alone DVD set.
 

Informative, relevant, detailed, inspiring and catholic, ‘The Saints Collection 2’ brings together a group of 6 saints these films by Mary’s Dowry Productions.  Each DVD is also available individually.


This DVD Box Set contains 6 DVDs and is available worldwide on Region Free DVD Box Set.  As with all our films you will automatically be sent the correct PAL or NTSC format DVD for your country.  All available worldwide.
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