Profiles in Catholicism

Commentary by Father John Pawlikowski, O.S.M., Ph.D Profiles in Catholicism Earlier today I took part in a private screening of a new film titled WRESTLING ...

Reviewed by Anna Clara Ionta Professor of Italian, Department of Modern Languages & Literatures, Loyola University Chicago Anyone asking the question, “Who w...

by  Marianne Komek Marianne: Can you please explain your roles as both the Chairman and CEO of the Sabatier Film Group, LLC and the Malian Manuscript Foundat...

http://www.sabatierfilmgroup.com/ Reviewed by Justine Benanty "333” is a beautifully created documentary film about the largely unknown but very rich history...

Reviewed by Karen Pietrusinski Taken from Anne Rice's "Christ the Lord out of Egypt", the film, "The Young Messiah " is captivating and beautifully done. I w...

Commentary by Sarah Lyon The Song of Bernadette This may be my favorite film back in the 1980s, this was the first film that I bought on VHS and for several ...

A Commentary by Sarah Lyon Spoiler Alert. Cinderella is Catholic. Prince Charming is Catholic. Add they are married by a bishop in the final scene. There is...

Commentary  by Gordon Nary This film was on TCM recently and I remember why I enjoyed it so much when I first saw it about 50 years ago. The story takes plac...

Reviewed by Gordon Nary This is a powerful haunting film essentially about the pain and challenges of dealing with guilt. Lee Chandler (Casey Affleck) is a w...

Reviewed by Sarah Lyon October Baby is a story about a college student named Hannah who faints during a play at her college. A doctor tells her that that her...

Reviewed by Susana Vasquez In the battle of good vs. evil, it may seem hard to find a new way to set up the heroes and the villains. But The Lego Batman Movi...

Reviewed by Bishop Robert Barron

Reviewed by Camille Jones I went to see the fourteen-time Oscar-nominated film, “La La Land,” twice over the past month, and both times I saw it, I couldn’t ...

Reviewed by Gordon Nary Words may have a different intellectual, emotional, and sometimes spiritual response in many of us. For example, the word Holocaust m...

A Commentary by Gordon Nary Babettes gæstebud (Babette's Feast): is a classic 1987 Danish film written and directed by Gabriel Axel. that won the Academy Awa...

Reviewed by Morris Reeves Like most stories I already know I did not expect to learn anything new in watching the documentary “13”.  I expected to see a fami...