Martin Scorsese tells the story of St. Moses the Black, a once-bloodthirsty bandit who became an icon of mercy

From formerly enslaved runaway to revered saint, St. Moses the Black's life tells a story of radical redemption.

Now, Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese brings the tale of the bandit-turned-monk to life in part two of the powerful Fox Nation docudrama series, "The Saints." 

Set in 4th century Egypt, the episode follows a violent fugitive named Moses as he transforms from a feared, bloodthirsty bandit into a symbol of spiritual awakening – one whose story would become etched into Christian history.