Over three hundred years ago, Jesuit missionary Saint Isaac Jogues ventured into the untamed forests along the St. Lawrence River, not to seek wealth but to share the message of God's love. Among the Native American tribes, Isaac's life was one of profound sacrifice, courage, and faith. Through dangerous missions, he worked to convert the tribes, teach practical knowledge, and confront the spiritual grip of superstition. This gripping account follows his enslavement by the Mohawks, his miraculous escape, and his ultimate martyrdom—offering an inspiring testament to the unwavering resolve of a saint who gave all for his faith.