About this season
An adventure documentary series hosted by David Henrie bringing together audiences from all walks of life in a fun-loving exploration of the culture, architecture, food, art and music that point us to the beautiful and lead us to the divine.
Episodes (6)
1. Vatican City
Aired 19 January 2026 • 30 min
In Vatican City, David Henrie begins his search for beauty at the heart of the Catholic Church. Guided by art historians, locals, and friends, he uncovers how beauty is more than decoration – it is a language that awakens wonder and points us toward God.
2. Rome
Aired 29 January 2026 • 33 min
David Henrie journeys through Rome to experience its art, cuisine, and spiritual heritage, guided by locals whose lives are shaped by beauty. Along the way, he encounters Caravaggio’s genius, a hidden Raphael masterpiece, and artisans keeping the Eternal City’s legacy alive.
3. Florence
Aired 26 January 2026 • 37 min
David Henrie explores Florence, cradle of the Renaissance, to see how beauty and faith have shaped the city across generations. From sacred goldsmiths and artisans to Fra Angelico’s frescoes and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, he encounters a living legacy that still inspires hearts today.
4. Milan
Aired 2 February 2026 • 34 min
In Milan, David Henrie uncovers a city where faith and music have shaped culture for centuries. From the soaring opera house La Scala to the legacy of St. Ambrose’s sacred music, he meets priests, musicians, and families whose lives reveal how beauty’s rhythm still echoes through this fast-paced city.
5. Subiaco
Aired 9 February 2026 • 35 min
David Henrie retreats to Subiaco, where silence and solitude have drawn seekers for centuries. From mountain monasteries to timeless crafts and contemporary artists, he uncovers how stillness awakens the soul and inspires new ways of seeing beauty.
6. Venice
Aired 16 February 2026 • 37 min
In Venice, David Henrie explores resilience, faith, and beauty that endure beyond fading postcards. Guided by shipbuilders, artists, restorers, and musicians, he encounters enduring traditions and the golden mosaics of St. Mark’s Basilica, revealing how this fragile city still shines with hope.