In our struggle to believe in Jesus’ radical love for us, it’s important to remember that his mercy is greater than any fear.
In the hands of young Aaron, the nativity figurines (especially the angel) are transformed into 1st century action figures. After Aaron’s mother gently guides him away from that activity, the story of Jesus comes to life in the manger and an unusual participant in the scene learns about the important role Mary played in the salvation of the world.
Jenny is on trial for being a Catholic. The Prosecutor thinks he has a pretty easy case until Jenny’s delinquent Defense Attorney finally shows-up and presents a very compelling argument.
When a ‘voice from above’ asks a teenage boy why he blesses himself with holy water as he enters the chapel in his local parish, the teen responds, “Isn’t that what you are supposed to do when you enter a church?” The ‘voice’ then takes him on a journey into his past and future to see exactly what this water means.
This short film offers a brief overview of the seven Sacraments of the Catholic Church and the purpose each serves.
Adán’s honesty and simplicity in the presence of God opens his heart to the Lord in a new way.
Brothers Julio and Marvin become restless during the reading of the Passion, and begin slapping one another with their palms. Their mother is not amused. After a brief scolding, the two settle for a moment before they agree to a bet: who can shout “crucify him” the loudest. Once arranged, the younger of the brothers gets overwhelmed by the experience.
See Richard. Richard sits…and sits…and sits while the clock ticks…and ticks…and ticks.
Jake keeps messing up, except he doesn’t see it that way – at least not at first. Thanks to a little outside help, that’s about to change.
Adàn meets an unexpected friend who helps him look at life with fresh meaning and purpose.
Through his outrageous humor, incomparable intellect, and stunning good looks, Chris Padgett shares some theological and practical insights about the mysterious third person of the Holy Trinity.