Can Cinema Itself Be Catholic?
Hollywood’s Golden Age carried a sacramental vision of the world long before the rise of the modern ‘faith-based’ genre
Hollywood’s Golden Age carried a sacramental vision of the world long before the rise of the modern ‘faith-based’ genre
Here are five things to know about the plot (no real spoilers here!) and its core message before you head out to your local movie theater.
Powerful films showcase the heroic virtue of our heavenly friends ...
Heartwarming film reminds viewers of what kindness paired with unwavering trust and faith can accomplish.
Released in theaters Dec. 19, the film features popular Christian singers including Phil Wickham and Lauren Daigle.
Father Scott Bailey says the Blockbuster film perfectly encapsulates the complex spirituality of the priesthood.
From a parent’s worst nightmare to a sister’s greatest love, filmmaker discusses the Christlike heroism of Hazel Miner.
The title character, an American priest asked by the Vatican to investigate the sanctification of the pontiff who was proclaimed a saint in 2014, will be played by actor Mark Ruffalo.
FILM REVIEW: Meet 16-year-old Helmuth Hübener, who comes to question not only the German propaganda being pushed out from Berlin, but his own loyalty to Adolf Hitler.
John O’Leary told the Register his story will remind viewers of the place of redemptive suffering — and the power of love and prayer.
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