Wrestling Jerusalem

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...

Lucia Mauro’s New Documentary on St. Frances Xavier Cabrini: Truly a Saint of the People

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

An Interview with Michael Covitt

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

"333”

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

The Young Messiah

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

THE SONG OF BERNADETTE

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...

The Slipper and the Rose

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

Ship of Fools

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....

Manchester by the Sea

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

October Baby

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...

The Lego Batman Movie

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....

Ladybird

Reviewed by Bishop Robert Barron

La La Land

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...

Bogdan's Journey

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

Babette's Feast

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

13TH A Documentary by Ava DuVernay

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

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