The cult of saints occupied a special place in the religious life of Western Europe during the Middle Ages. Mediators between the earthly and spiritual worlds, saints acted as intercessors of people in the face of God. Interspersed into the very fabric of medieval society, the saints, both during life and after death, embodied the strict and unattainable Christian ideal, acting as formidable exhorters and wise comforters. The miracles they performed served as the main confirmation of their holiness. The book contains stories about the miracles of saints from different parts of Western Europe - Frankish, Irish, English, German. Compared to laconic sources - chronicles and annals - the lives of saints reflect the real life of medieval people much more fully. The reader will be presented with pictures of everyday life, which depict representatives of all strata of the then society - kings, warriors, commoners.