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“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
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
“Words on Bathroom Walls”: Grace Spoken Here
