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Saint Dymphna: Episode One

11 May 2026

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Chapter 1: What historical context is provided about Saint Dymphna?

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The town of Giel, 640 A.D. When four guests arrive from across the sea, an innkeeper's quiet daughter is drawn into their mysterious story. Who are these strangers? Why are they running? And what dark secrets do they hide?

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Chapter 2: Who are the mysterious guests that arrive in Geel?

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This is the story of St. Dymphna. The Saints, Adventures of Faith and Courage. Saint Dymphna, Episode 1, Silent Child. Listen to all the episodes and discover new shows at thesaintspodcast.com. This series made possible in part by the National Shrine of St. Dymphna in Massillon, Ohio. For info or to plan a visit to the National Shrine, go to thesaintspodcast.com slash shrine.

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Chapter 3: What dark secrets do the guests hold?

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thesaintspodcast.com slash shrine.

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71.783 - 89.806 Unknown

Is this St. Dymphne's tomb?

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90.507 - 96.374 Father Gellbrand

Yes. I came on pilgrimages. Many do. I don't want to be in your way. Oh, you're not.

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Chapter 4: How does Dymphna's character begin to develop in the story?

97.155 - 116.483 Father Gellbrand

I come here every week. Oh. She was my friend. I'm sorry. Can I tell you about her? I'd like that. I met Dymphna when I was 15. That was three years ago. I remember it very well. I was helping my father clean up at the inn.

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127.095 - 128.997 Louis

What's the matter with you this morning?

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129.717 - 130.258 Father Gellbrand

Nothing.

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130.795 - 167.225 Louis

someone dare you to sit watching your father wiping down the park you trying to drive me crazy no come on up with you go play with the other children no thank you why not why not act like the other children and go scream and shout outside in the sunshine i don't know I don't know what to do with this silent child. Mother Mary, help me. Let yourself in. Good afternoon.

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167.846 - 169.77 Louis

Oh, you're not from these parts?

170.211 - 173.076 Coleman

No, we are travelers from Eru. Gaelic.

173.918 - 186.811 Louis

Yeah, I've heard of your tribes. Running around up north. You can come in. Thank you. Come on in. Hang your cloaks on the peg. I'm Louis, and this is my inn. I am Father Gellbrand.

187.532 - 192.239 Coleman

And we saw your sign and came in to inquire about rooms for a week. Maybe longer.

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How many?

Chapter 5: What challenges does Dymphna face in her new environment?

246.377 - 248.161 Louis

And what about you?

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249.063 - 258.323 Coleman

Me? I... This is Dymphna. And? She's been my charge ever since her mother died. Sorry to hear it.

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259.552 - 270.37 Louis

Our rooms? That's right, your rooms. Up the stairs and take your pick. The one at the end of the hall is taken. Thank you kindly. Give me your bag, Maeve.

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270.731 - 271.953 Father Gellbrand

Oh, you want any help?

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272.374 - 276 Coleman

No, thank you. I'm very excited to sleep in a real bed tonight.

277.022 - 282.147 Father Gellbrand

Yeah. Act like you've never seen one before. She's the most beautiful girl I've ever seen.

282.207 - 287.252 Louis

If I'm counting right, she left me twice as many coins as she should have.

Chapter 6: How does Dymphna's relationship with Mila evolve?

287.932 - 304.848 Louis

I'll only charge them for the week. Here, Mila, take these coins up to that girl. Dymphna. To Dymphna. Tell her we can make it all even at the end of their stay. She's left me more than enough to make me comfortable about them sleeping in my beds.

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305.609 - 306.45 Father Gellbrand

Yes, father.

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312.539 - 315.403 Mila

You told him my name. You shouldn't have told him my name.

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315.443 - 326.559 Coleman

No one knows we are here. We crossed the North Sea. Yes, but... Very few cross the North Sea, and the kind that do aren't likely to talk about it.

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326.959 - 328.862 Mila

We shouldn't speak about it so openly.

329.603 - 344.97 Coleman

You're safe here, Dimfna. I'm still afraid. We're far from Eiru. He'll not find you. Are you sure? Yes. Yes. I'll be in me room.

346.272 - 364.163 Father Gellbrand

You startled me. My father said to give you these. You paid us more than enough. Oh, thank you. I'll go now. What's your name? I'm Mila. That's a pretty name. Thank you.

375.044 - 376.406 Alice

Evening, Lewis.

377.147 - 378.469 Louis

Come on in, Alice.

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