New Movie on Roe v. Wade Exposes Untold Conspiracy Behind Decision
This month a new film, Roe v. Wade, tells the “story behind the story” of the deceit behind the infamous Supreme Court decision.
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58 Years Later, the Classic ‘Lilies of the Field’ Still Bridges Racial and Religious Divides
This is the kind of story that transcends time and place — and one sorely needed today.
Novice Filmmaker, 98, Brings Faith to the Big Screen
The Girl Who Believes in Miracles opens Friday, April 2, in theaters nationwide.
A Triduum Ritual: ‘The Miracle Maker’
Why an animated Jesus movie has been a fixed part of my family’s Triduum celebration for more than two decades.
Vatican News and the Resurrection Film (March 27)
After the new Vatican decree limits Masses at side altars in St. Peter’s Basilica, one of the greatest and busiest churches in the world falls into near empty silence each morning. This week on Register radio we talk to Register Rome correspondent Edward Pentin about the new decree, plus we review Holy Week and Easter schedules at the Vatican and in Rome, and we check in on the controversies swirling around the Vatican’s statement on same-sex unions and blessings. And then, Register contributor Kathy Schiffer joins us to discuss the new film Resurrection that is out just in time for Easter.
SDG Reviews ‘Resurrection’: A Sense of Revelation Is Lacking
Like other LightWorkers productions, ‘Resurrection’ fails to evoke the surprise and newness of Jesus’ words and actions.
‘Ordet’ is an Excellent Movie for Lent
Life and death, faith and unbelief, the Cross and the Resurrection — all are found in this 1955 film
