Edward Saint-Omer's "The Wonder-Worker of Our Days" traces St. Gerard Majella's life from a virtuous childhood, earning him the title "Seraph of Muro," to his extraordinary religious life as a Redemptorist brother. This life was characterized by humble service, like his dedication as porter at Caposele, and miraculous events, including the multiplication of food and numerous healings, demonstrating his profound devotion. Ultimately, these acts inspired a deeper love for God, culminating in his saintly death and the subsequent miracles that affirmed his holiness.