Doubt vs. Devotion: ‘Jesus Thirsts’ Grapples With Eucharistic Belief in Modern Times
No matter where one finds oneself in the world, where there is a Catholic church, there is the Body of Christ.
Results from Tag: 'catholic movies'
Revisiting JPII’s ‘Letter to Artists’ Via Cinema
ON FILM: Movie-makers explore ‘new epiphanies of beauty.’
The Academy Awards: Absurd but Still Relevant
COMMENTARY: Through a Christian lens, the Oscars matter as a barometer, if not of cinematic excellence, at least of current cultural confusion.
‘A World Too Small’: Mother Cabrini’s Witness of Missionary Zeal Showcases Soul on Fire for God
Companion books including a biography and a book for children released in time for the movie offer several ways to learn more about the life of this remarkable saint who instructed: ‘Zeal is a great charity but only when it is tempered with great, kind and gentle love like that of the heart of Jesus.’
‘Oppenheimer,’ Science and Religion
COMMENTARY: The Academy Award-nominated film serves as a cautionary tale for students of science today.
‘Cabrini’ Highlights the Saint Whose Trust in Christ Changed New York
FILM REVIEW: New film opens March 8.
Holiness Made Real: New Movie Tells Michelle Duppong Story
‘Radiating Joy,’ which premiered on the Servant of God’s 40th birthday, will be in theaters this month.
Real Heroes Wear Capes: ‘Cabrini’ Movie Director Says Saint’s ‘Life Was a Prayer in Itself’
Director Alejandro Monteverde: ‘She was very successful in achieving things that were literally impossible ...’
Fascination About Eucharistic Miracles Prompts ‘The New Manna’ Movie
How an Animator’s Journey to Jesus Led to Filmmaker’s Latest Project
