S. Bernardino: The People's Preacher refers to Saint Bernardino of Siena (1380-1444), a famous Franciscan friar known for his powerful, popular sermons across Italy, drawing huge crowds (30,000+) and promoting devotion to the Holy Name of Jesus (IHS) with his distinctive sunburst symbol, becoming a major figure in 15th-century Italian religious life and a patron saint of various groups. The title also refers to a 1914 book about him by Maisie Ward, a notable Catholic publisher.