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Articles in 'Books, Movies & TV'
On the Eve of Netflix’s Mary: A Bridge to Christian Unity?
By Aaron Schuck
Netflix’s Mary retells the compelling story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, highlighting her courage, love, and sacrifice. This film seeks to bridge denominational divides, foster unity, and inspire faith across Christian traditions.
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70 Years of White Christmas and Its Lessons of Faith
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The beloved Christmas classic turns 70 years old ands packs powerful messages of faith.
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65 Years of Ben Hur
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The Academy Award winning film Ben Hur was released in the Fall of 1959.
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Acquiring Taste
By Kofi Wing
Are our preferences a trustworthy guide in discerning truth, goodness, and beauty?
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The Beatitudes: A Hidden Path to Mental Health Healing
By William Hemsworth
Discover how the Beatitudes offer a powerful path to mental health healing through this inspiring conversation with Mark Hattas, award-winning author of "The Lowly Prophet." In this eye-opening interview, Mark shares his extraordinary journey from mental health struggles to spiritual transformation, revealing how the Beatitudes became his foundation for healing.
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Seven things to look for in The Chosen Season 5
By Gary Sullivan
The Chosen season five will cover the last week of Jesus from the entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to the Last Supper, the agony in the garden of Gethsemane and the arrest all on Thursday. As a Catholic fan of The Chosen I will be looking for seven things to happen.
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Saint Carlo Acutis, "I need (computer) help!'
By Gary Sullivan
Blessed Carlo Acutis will be canonized this April. it couldn't have come soon enough. Our current patron Saint of the internet and technology is from the 7th century. Now we will have our first millennial Saint who was a web designer and coder. He is even known to protect computers from diabolical interference.
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Tuesdays With Morrie
By Michael Thomas Cibenko
Some thoughts on this bestselling book.
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Two theories on the Ending of the World
By Paul Sofranko
A semi-serious, yet thoughtful theory on how the world ends.
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20 years of Ladder 49
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Ladder 49 touches on many human conditions while also having Catholicism focused in the film among the firefighters.
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Sisters’ Short Story
By A. K. Frailey
My newest short story delves deep into the main characters' pasts from my newest novel Fly, Sparrow, Fly. The hardships of life teach us powerful lessons, if we let them. Sisters’ Short Story reflects the close bond between siblings who have endured much together. In unspoken understanding, they build upon an imperfect past, hoping for a better future.
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"The Wild Robot" An Unexcepted Bittersweet Gem (Movie Review)
By SaraKS
An honest movie review of the "The Wild Robot"
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer
By Joe Tevington
I greatly look forward to the release of Angel Studios' new film, Bonhoeffer.
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The Great Warning Movie-in Theaters Now
By Marysmantle
A new movie has been released in the United States called The Great Warning. Please help get this movie into more theaters throughout the country.
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"Conclave" Movie Review
By SaraKS
A Catholic perspective and criticism of the 2024 film "Conclave."
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Kaos Drains: What the Cancellation of the Provocative Netflix Series May be Saying About Our Distaste for Disorder
By Mike Schramm
With the recent canceling of the Netflix series Kaos, starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus, it led me to speculate about what this says about our human nature and its distrust of the un-formed chaos.
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Children’s Book Review: "Dive Deep! 40 Days with God at Sea" from Pauline Books and Media
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
New book "Dive Deep! 40 Days with God at Sea" from Pauline Books and Media, invites readers to come along on a journey with God and 'put out into the deep.'
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