“The Sower of Black Field” presents a semi-fictionalized account of Father Koch and his parishioners’ harrowing experiences under Nazi rule.
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“Barbie” meets “Bridgerton” in “‘Wuthering Heights,'” the latest screen version of the beloved 1847 novel by Emily Bronte.
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All three of the main characters in “Crime 101” (Amazon MGM) are dealing with lives and careers that have slammed into a wall.
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These last written words from St. Thomas More offered a timely reminder to have courage and lean on Christ.
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An opening scene in “Sinners” hints that what begins as a straightforward drama, set in 1930s Mississippi, is going to take on the characteristics of a horror film. And so …
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In “Offer It Up: Discovering the Power and Purpose of Redemptive Suffering,” author Megan Hjelmstad delves into the concept of redemptive suffering within the Catholic tradition.
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“Eyes Fixed on Jesus” is a series of three volumes walking the reader through the Gospels, interweaving the narratives of all four evangelists.
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Catholic author William Boyle is a novelist who, while covering familiar ground thematically, manages to bring compelling new insights into each new release.
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“Joy Within His House: A Cloistered Nun’s Reflections on Following Christ” provides an inside look at the life of nuns in the cloister, sharing lessons learned from personal experience and …
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“Avatar: Fire and Ash” brings forward thematic elements that had previously been kept in the background of the franchise and that viewers of faith will find it impossible to accept …
