Sean Hannity's Beyond Belief

Countless people over the years have sold their homes under the patronage of St. Joseph. Sean looks at the process, which is simply beyond belief.

Sean looks at the Shroud of Turin, a length of linen cloth, which is said to hold the negative image of Jesus Christ.

Nuestra Señora de la Santa Muerte, or our Our Lady of Holy Death, is reverent in Mexican culture. Santa Muerte personifies death and can be associated with healing, protection, and a safe delivery to the afterlife.

On this 'Beyond Belief', Sean goes back through the history of the Freemasons.

Hannity looks at the unknown or lost years of Jesus Christ.

In this 'Beyond Belief,' Sean examines the religious ritual of snake handling.

'Beyond Belief' explores, El Santuariò de Chimayó, a pilgrimage destination. The main attraction is a reddish soil, which is said to heal any number of ailments.

Sean examines the number 666 and its meaning in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament.

These bodies avoid the normal decomposition process—what you’ll see is beyond belief.

Saint Veronica was moved when she saw Jesus carrying his cross and gave him her veil so he could wipe his forehead of blood and sweat. What Veronica saw when her veil was returned was simply, beyond belief.