This episode explores the extraordinary life of Saint George (Girgis) El-Mozahim, a "new martyr" of the Coptic Church, commemorated on Paona 19. Born in the 10th century to a Muslim father and Christian mother, he was deeply drawn to Christianity after tasting blessed Eulogia bread, which "tasted in his mouth like that of honey".

His conversion and open confession of faith initiated intense persecutions, including severe beatings, imprisonment, head wounds, and various torments, all while he steadfastly declared his belief in Jesus Christ. His wife, Saywala (Seyola), played a crucial role, constantly strengthening and comforting him, and enduring torture herself for his sake. Throughout his ordeal, Saint George received heavenly visitations and miraculous healings from angels and the Virgin Mary.

His martyrdom culminated on Paona 19 (June 26th) when he was beheaded. Miraculously, attempts to burn his body for a day and night failed, leading to its preservation and eventual placement in a church built in his honor. Saint George El-Mezahem's story stands as a powerful testament to unwavering faith amidst extreme persecution