On Faith & Media
Hollywood and Holiness: How Film Can Be a Teacher
Christopher Heffron
May 13, 2020
Father Richard Leonard, an Australian Jesuit and media expert, explains how Hollywood film can be a gateway to God.
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Reel Time with Sister Rose
Rose Pacatte, FSP
May 2, 2019
UglyDolls A factory produces different kinds of felt dolls, and all of them must pass through quality control inspection. When a doll is deemed imperfect, it is sent to a hidden and remote inlet along the shoreline called Uglyville.
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Paterson: The Most Contemplative Movie I’ve Ever Seen
Stephen Copeland
March 4, 2019
Like visiting any monastery, in watching Paterson, what you find is that simplicity is the opposite of boring—it is profound.
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Reel Time with Sister Rose
Rose Pacatte, FSP
February 25, 2019
Film reviews by Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP.
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‘The Circus’ on American Experience
Christopher Heffron
September 20, 2018
Christopher Heffron reviews The Circus and All or Nothing: Manchester City.
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The Greatest TV Families
Christopher Heffron
August 22, 2018
Here are some of our favorite TV families.
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Great Podcasts: Dolly Parton’s America
“You’ve paid a lot of money to come here tonight, ” Dolly Parton once said to an adoring London crowd, “and I want you to know that I appreciate it because I do need the money. You’d be amazed at how much money it can really take to make a person look so cheap. “