In this paper, the author studies Fr. Bernardin Sokol, a famous Franciscan, a musician, and a Croatian martyr. Following his life, from birth to the violent death, she wants to make us familiar with the greatness of the gifted Franciscan. In the first part, she talks about the life of Fr. Bernardin Sokol and the educational way that made him a great musical artist. We talk about his martyrial death and life-long worshipping of the sister Marija-Celina of Apparition. In the middle part, the author looks back on Sokol’s dedication to music, where his great creational composing opus comes from. Within this opus, the author elaborates his masses and a great number of church compositions Sokol dedicated to the Virgin Mary, Jesus, and other saints. Sokol also composed secular music, some parts of these compositions were intended for mixed choirs, and the second part was intended for children and published as Musical Monologues. His secular composing opus was marked by Angelus, and he also tried his hand at instrumental compositions. Sokol’s whole life is connected to pedagogic and publishing activities. Finally, in the third part, the author elaborates on the theme of the silence interruption that appeared after his death. The rebirth of the decent Franciscan comes with the establishment of the free and independent country of Croatia when the name of Fr. Bernardin Sokol starts to be mentioned and his works are performed again. The manifestation of Sokol’s Days was an extraordinary event that revealed a lot of truth about the personality and work of the famous Franciscan musician.