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Ditch Disney for Ghibli
Reason, Faith, and Oppenheimer (Part II)
Reason, Faith, and Oppenheimer (Part I)
Star Wars’ Surprisingly Christian Cosmology
“Mother Teresa: No Greater Love” Presents the Tenacious Saint and Icon
Manti Te’o’s “Untold”: Mental Health, Culture, and Forgiveness
Bishop Barron Presents Shia LaBeouf — Padre Pio and the Friars
The Magic of Summer Films
“Sometimes They Know Better”: Glimpses of Holiness in Children’s Films
Episode Twelve: A Hidden Life and True Freedom – Watch With Me
Elvis Presley and the Modern Search for Meaning
Episode Eleven: Star Wars: Humanity vs. the Machine – Watch With Me
Episode Ten: Cult Classics and Consumerism – Watch With Me
Episode Nine: Good Will Hunting, My Dinner With Andre, and the Power of Conversation – Watch With Me
Episode Eight: Rocky, Black Swan, and True Success – Watch With Me
My Father Left Me “Top Gun”
Episode Seven: Blade Runner, The Truman Show, and the Search for Reality — Watch With Me
“Apollo 10½” and the Spacing Age
Doctor Strange Has Lost the Magic
“The Northman”: Hamlet in the Soul of a Berserker
Episode Six: The Big Lebowski and the Uncertainty of Unbelief – Watch With Me
Bishop Barron on Providence and Vocation in “Father Stu”
Mark Wahlberg and Bishop Barron Discuss “Father Stu”
Providence and Vocation in “Father Stu”
Man of God: A Cinematic Lenten Gift and Reminder
Bishop Barron on “The Power of the Dog”
Nietzsche, “The Power of the Dog”, and Psalm 22
‘Sin’: Konchalovsky’s Masterpiece Shows a Sensual, Spiritual Michelangelo
“Groundhog Day” Perfectly Balances Dark and Light
The Dark Knight: Can There be Redemption for the Joker?
Baptizing the New Mythology: Superhero Evangelization
“The Lost Daughter” and the Self-Gift of Motherhood
“The Hand of God”: A Soulful, Challenging Coming-of-Age Story
“Don’t Look Up”: Ripe Satire with Christian Notes
The Surprisingly Christlike Call of Spider-Man: No Way Home
Back to the Movies: 4 New Films Tap Enchantment and Reality
“The Ten Commandments” and Our Pathetic Attention Span
“About a Boy” Dares to Tell of the Lonely at Christmas
“Die Hard”: Yes, It’s a Christmas Movie
“Christmas Vacation”: Nostalgia, Fun, and Dark Anxiety
Disney’s “Encanto” Offers a Fresh Kind of Magic
“Dune” Offers Audiences Visual and Thematic Richness
“Dead Poets Society” and the Crisis of the Humanities
Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” and the Return to Eden
“Words on Bathroom Walls”: Grace Spoken Here
