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Movie Review: The Song
The Song is a new Christian film inspired by “The Songs of Songs” (aka “The Song of Solomon”) in the…
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Separated At Birth: The Identical Explores Identity, Conflict, Mission
First, there’s the great music: The Identical, which has been showing in theaters across America, is replete with rock-and-roll music that is…
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Catholic Dad—a Book to Inspire
Society is schizophrenic on fatherhood. Studies show that by every conceivable measure, children are better off with fathers. Yet the…
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Christian Filmmaking: Let’s Be Honest
Several noteworthy commentaries on the lack of quality Christian filmmaking in recent years are beginning to pose an awkward question…
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Book Review: Mortal Blessings
I am a daughter of aging parents. While I don’t know the day or the hour, I know that the…
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Dolphin Tale 2, A Heartwarming Tale
As theaters are drowning in action movies and superheroes, a different kind of hero has made a second cinematic splash.…
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Inside the Dolphin Tale’s Second Splash
What does a dolphin without a tale, acclaimed writer/director/actor Charles Martin Smith, and a group of renowned stars like Harry…
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Movie Review: The Giver
The Giver is yet another young adult dystopian novel turned into a movie, but it actually preceded many of the…
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Wake Up, The Glory of the Martyrs Shines Upon You!
In his moving novel, Silence, Japanese-Catholic author Shusako Endo once described the continent of Asia as a “swamp” that choked…
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Frustrations in Prayer
Fr. Ronald Knox, an English Catholic of the early 20th century and convert, gave retreats and talks to lay people…