In a small Catholic chapel where votive candles gutter before a saint's turned-away face, Luna kneels in the pew, rosary beads clicking between her fingers. This is the gathering place for stories from the borderlands of faith — where devotion curdles into obsession, where the sacred turns sinister, and where the line between sin and salvation blurs into shadow. Each episode of Saints and Sinners is a self-contained tale that explores the dark corners of religious belief: a priest who hears confessions from someone who died decades ago, a relic that grants prayers at a terrible cost, a congregation that worships something that answers from the basement. Luna's hushed, intimate narration draws you close, as if sharing a secret that could damn you if overheard. These are not stories of comfort — they are stories of what happens when the divine looks away. Listen with reverence, and with fear.

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