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After visiting a prison, Pope Leo headed to the Abbey of Montserrat northwest of Barcelona and nestled among towering rock formations that resemble sculpted figures of animals or objects.
One of the world’s most famous amusement parks in the Vendée region has as its common thread the Christian identity of France and the West.
On this week’s show, we welcome Register Editor Alyssa Murphy, who attended the premiere of ‘Father Stu’ and interviewed various people involved in the production of the film.
After accepting the difficult fate God had in store for him, Father Stuart Long spent his last days as a conduit of Christ’s grace
‘…As his physicality started to deteriorate, his spirituality just soared...’
COMMENTARY: Lasting lessons from an uplifting life
The sanitized version of the film will open in theaters Dec. 9, this time titled Father Stu: Reborn.
The late Father Stuart Long is one of seven finalists for a prestigious Catholic award called the Lumen Christi Award.
MOVIE REVIEW: The film’s serious tone toward matters of faith and theology adds to the true story of finding one’s purpose.
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