SaintsPath
Help Us Light A Pathway to the Saints
For Families, Parishes, and Every Soul Hungry for Truth.
Become a Candlelight Founding Family
"Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire."
- St. Catherine of Siena
Ready to Join the Mission?
"If God is the center of your life, no words are necessary. Your mere presence will touch hearts."
- St. Vincent de Paul
First 12 Featured Books
St. Teresa of AvilaThe Interior Castle (Abridged SaintsPath Edition)
Summary: Teaches contemplative prayer and the soul as God's home. Visual, metaphor-rich, and perfect for stillness, silence, and reflection.
Children's Book: The Castle in Teresa's HeartSt. AugustineConfessions (SaintsPath Journey Edition with Reflections)
Summary: The ultimate exploration of grace and transformation.
Children's Book: Augustine's Restless Heart - Relatable for kids exploring choices and desireSt. Louis de MontfortTrue Devotion to Mary (SaintsPath Heartfelt Edition)
Summary: Fosters Marian devotion in a mother-child context. Ideal for May Crowning, Rosary renewal, and Marian consecration.
Children's Book: Little Louis and the Queen of HeavenSt. Thérèse of LisieuxStory of a Soul (SaintsPath Daily Offering Edition)
Summary: Adults find powerful joy in spiritual childhood and trust.
Children's Book: Thérèse and the Little Way - "Small things with great love" becomes tangible for children.St. Francis de SalesIntroduction to the Devout Life (SaintsPath Everyday Holiness Edition)
Summary: Teaches kindness, gentleness, and real-world sanctity. Easily applicable in school, family, and friendships.
Children's Book: Sophie Learns to Love Like JesusSt. BenedictThe Rule (SaintsPath Sacred Rhythms Edition)
Summary: Introduces families to order, work, prayer, and community. Parents can build routines and
family 'rules of life.'
Children's Book: Brother Ben's Peaceful DaySt. Ignatius of LoyolaThe Spiritual Exercises (SaintsPath Discernment Path Edition)
Summary: Adults dive into discernment and spiritual warfare. Introduces inner listening and choices to kids.
Children's Book: The Brave Choice: Learning to Listen with St. IgnatiusSt. John of the CrossDark Night (SaintsPath Trust Through Trial Edition)
Summary: Helps adults process desolation and dryness. A gentle story of trust when God feels distant.
Children's Book: When the Light Went OutSt. Catherine of SienaThe Dialogue (SaintsPath Bold Love Edition)
Summary: Adults receive fire, clarity, and theological boldness. Encourages kids to talk to God honestly.
Children's Book: Catherine's Big Conversations with GodSt. Maximilian KolbeFreedom Through Love (Writings of St. Maximilian)
Summary: Shows heroic love and Marian courage. Powerful for discussions on sacrifice and trust.
Children's Book: Max and the Secret of the White CrownSt. Padre PioLetters of Padre Pio (SaintsPath Healing Hope Edition)
Summary: Adults find faith, suffering, and divine intimacy. Invites awe and mystery for kids (prayer, wounds, miracles).
Children's Book: The Hands of Padre PioSt. DominicA Flame for the Word (SaintsPath Dominican Spirituality Edition)
Summary: Adults receive clarity on the mission of evangelization. Introduces children to preaching, truth, and the Rosary.
Children's Book: Dominic and the Stars that Prayed
Help us Bring These 12 Books to the Masses!
"Go forth and set the world on fire."
- St. Ignatius of Loyola
Why We Use Temperaments
1.Temperaments aren't modern psychology they're ancient Catholic wisdom.
Long before Myers-Briggs or Enneagram, the Church understood the four temperaments: choleric, melancholic, sanguine, and phlegmatic. Saints and spiritual masters used them to guide souls.2.St. Thomas Aquinas taught that knowing your temperament helps conquer vice.
Why? Because grace builds on nature. Understanding your temperament reveals where you're most vulnerable and where you're most gifted.3.The four temperaments have shaped spiritual direction for centuries.
From monastic orders to missionary saints, spiritual directors have long used temperaments to personalize advice, penance, and prayer.4.Many saints showed strong temperamental traits and used them for holiness.
- Choleric: St. Paul (driven, bold)
- Melancholic: St. Thérèse (deep, reflective)
- Sanguine: St. Philip Neri (joyful, spontaneous)
- Phlegmatic: St. Joseph (steady, peaceful)
SaintsPath helps you follow in their footsteps by temperament.5.Not knowing your temperament is like using a map with no legend.
You may get somewhere eventually but you'll get there faster, holier, and with fewer wrong turns if you know how God designed you.6.Temperaments help you understand why some spiritual books move you and others don't. SaintsPath adapts the wisdom of saints to how you process, reflect, and grow.7.The early Church Fathers and desert monks saw the temperaments in Scripture.
They connected the temperaments to the four Gospels, the apostles, and even the seasons of the soul.8.The Church never says 'one-size-fits-all' for growing in holiness.
That's why SaintsPath offers a custom approach to reading and applying the writings of the saints starting with your God-given temperament.9.Temperament is not personality it's your spiritual wiring.
It's not about labeling you. It's about understanding how God designed your heart to love Him and how you can cooperate with grace.10.SaintsPath is the first platform that brings this ancient Catholic wisdom into the digital age. Personalized journeys through the writings of the saints adapted to your age, temperament, and spiritual needs. The saints didn't all walk the same path. Neither should you.
Become One of the 100 Families Who Light the Path
"You can not be half a saint; you must be a whole saint or no saint at all."
-St. Therese of Lisieux
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SaintsPath?SaintsPath is a Catholic formation platform rooted in the writings and teachings of the saints. We're building it to help individuals and families engage deeply with timeless wisdom—presented in a fresh, accessible, and spiritually rich way.What exactly am I funding as a Candlelight Founding Family?Your $250 helps fund the development, design, and launch of SaintsPath. This includes content production, platform infrastructure, and early outreach to Catholic families across the country.Why does this need to be crowdfunded?We believe the Church thrives when the laity is at the core. Instead of waiting for a big institution or grant, we’re inviting 100 families to help light the path with us—just like the early Church, one household at a time.What makes SaintsPath different from other Catholic apps or media platforms?Unlike platforms that focus on daily devotionals or inspiration, SaintsPath draws directly from the original writings and heroic lives of the saints—but presented in a way that’s simple, visual, and built for modern families and learners.Is my $250 payment tax-deductible?At this time, SaintsPath is not a registered nonprofit. Your $250 offer is considered a personal contribution to help fund the creation of this mission, not a tax-deductible donation.What do I receive as one of the first 100 Founding Families?Founding Families will be given:
A lifetime membership to SaintsPath for you and your household. ($250+ per year value)Given early access to the platform when it launchesIncluded in ongoing behind-the-scenes updates as the mission takes shapeHonored as co-builders of a platform that could transform Catholic formation for generationsWhen will the SaintsPath platform be available?Our goal is to launch the first version of the platform in early 2026. Your support today funds the foundational work necessary to bring that vision to life.Can I contribute more than $250?While $250 is the standard Founding Family gift, we welcome larger contributions from anyone who feels called to support the mission at a deeper level. Every dollar makes a difference and 100% will go toward the development of the SaintsPath mission.Is this platform only for families?While SaintsPath is designed with families in mind, the content will serve anyone—teens, adults, parish leaders, homeschoolers, or RCIA seekers—who desires deeper formation through the lives of the saints.How can I stay involved or spread the word after I give?
Once you become a Founding Family, we’ll start sending you short updates you can forward to friends, family, or your parish. You can also follow along on social media, and help us by praying for the mission as we build.