St. Maik

During a robbery gone sideways, Maik switches identities with a priest and suddenly becomes Lauterberg’s newest moral authority.

Maik needs to play marriage counselor if he has any hope of robbing a bank. Meanwhile the police want to compare Maik's prints to those on the train.

Maik prepares for his first marriage ceremony, and the husband-to-be is making counterfeit money. Has Maik found a way out of his own problems?

The golden monstrance is going to be loaned to the neighbouring village, but Maik is determined to prevent that from happening.

A soccer star is blamed for losing an important game and while Maik tries to defend him, he explores the true reason for his shrinking talent.

To clear his debts and free his brother, Maik travels with the choir of Lauterberg to Berlin. He thinks about staying, but something upsets his plans.

A baby suddenly appears among Kevin’s stolen goods. When Maria steps in to care for the child, she is reminded of her own past.

When the village finds out about the cafe owner’s daughter's history, the inhabitants stop visiting the cafe and Maik tries to reason with them.

After a valuable painting is stolen from the church, Maik finds out that an old acquaintance is being blackmailed.

Maik is fed up with Lauterberg and wants to run away with Kevin once and for all.