Murray’s book offers reflections on a selection of saints, many of whom were married couples or parents, but all of whom are closely connected to familial devotion. The author’s stated aim was to produce this title in preparation for the 2018 World Meeting of Families but also, beyond that event, to speak of the importance of family to faith. Of note is the purposeful selection of saints that offer a diverse collection of views of the family. If the aim of hagiology is to offer saints’ lives as paragons, this title presents examples that challenge the reader to take a second look at the paths to holiness taken by the subjects. Murray presents the reader with aspects of the family that range from blood relative families of parents and children to spiritual families of friends and pastoral communities. These thoughtful choices reveal exemplars such as entire families that selflessly lived to the fullest the commandment to love our neighbors, individuals who chose self-defined missions to build spiritual families, or those who led by example by gaining balance between contemplation and activism. Highly recommended for parish libraries or family life education collections.