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Mel Gibson and Catholic convert Joe Eszterhas will make a movie based on the Book of Maccabees. Click on the link by Mike Fleming to learn more.
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Comments
Posted by Thunderpooch on Sunday, Sep, 11, 2011 2:24 PM (EDT):
I hope Mel Gibson’s new Maccabees film continues his very personal healing process and instills in its viewers a true appreciation for the courage, strength and resiliency of the Jewish people.
Posted by K.A.H. on Saturday, Sep, 10, 2011 2:13 PM (EDT):
What good news! Loved the Passion of the Christ and these new films directed by Mel Gibson, should be just as wonderful. Definitely will be taking the family to see them.
Peace of Christ be with you,
K.A.H.
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