‘Irena’s Vow’ — Faith and Courage at the Crossroads
This is the story of a heroine who believes that every choice we make for good or evil matters to God and to his plan.
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‘Cabrini,’ Though Imperfectly, Tells a Proud Part of Catholic History
COMMENTARY: The saint carries on a tradition of powerful women religious that stretches back centuries.
Alice Guy: The Catholic Pioneer Filmmaker You’ve Never Heard Of
After her prodigious output in the early 1900s, Alice Guy moved to America and launched a movie studio in New Jersey.
Director Andy Erwin Makes Films That Make a Difference
‘Ordinary Angels’ captivates moviegoers with Erwin’s retelling of a dramatic true story on the big screen
New, Old Movie Review: ‘12 Angry Men’ (1957)
This classic is an important movie for parents to watch with their children for many reasons.
Why ‘Napoleon’ and ‘Maestro’ Were Mediocre, and One Movie You Should Watch Instead
MOVIE REVIEWS: Three recent movies demonstrate the need for a cogent, relatable theme in making a movie something worth seeing.
How to Watch Movies Like a Catholic
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: How do we know whether we’re doing the right thing when we voluntarily expose ourselves to media that conflicts with the message of the Gospel?
I Urge All Catholic Families to Watch This Movie
New Old Movie Review: ‘The Adventures of Robin Hood’ (1938)
Veteran Character Actress Siobhan Fallon Hogan Prizes Her Catholic Faith
How her beliefs and film background inform her creativity in her latest movie, ‘Shelter in Solitude,’ which opens Oct. 6.
Take a Journey Along Route 60 — the Biblical Highway
For thousands of years, the historic road has carried pilgrims and other travelers through the heart of the Holy Land
