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To say I am not a sports fan is a decided understatement, but one with which my more athletically inclined friends would heartily agree if expressed in more fulsome terms. However, I find that even...
While reviewing recent films as disparate as Johnny, The Zone of Interest, and Cabrini, I was struck by the fact that each one,...
Today, when the faults of the Catholic Church are given enormous coverage, it is gratifying that a film in current release...
Occasionally a film is produced which is not only a great example of film art and entertainment, but which also challenges the...
While the movie industry has long held a fascination with films about Catholic priests, it has certainly come a long way from...
It is not unusual for a novel to undergo several genre adaptations on a journey from book to play to film. Many will be...
De gustibus non est disputandum and all that, but I am often puzzled by friends’ excitement about a forthcoming film, an...
Anyone fortunate enough to have read Daniel James Brown’s best-selling history The Boys in the Boat will readily understand...
Many movie-goers will happily remember Chicken Run, the claymation movie released in 2000. Now, almost a quarter of a century...
Charles Dickens has been acclaimed as “the man who invented Christmas.” It is certainly true that his iconic “A Christmas...
There is no more widely beloved Christmas tradition than that of creating the nativity scene, with its assemblage of figures...
In these days of world disasters – too many to list – we are very much in need of something to cheer us up. To that end, I...