Catholic Movies/Shows I Recommend
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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I hope you all are having an awesome day, I decided to follow up my last movie video of not what to watch with this video of some really awesome Catholic/Catholic safe shows!
What are your favorites?
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I am delighted that someone so young is aware of so many wonderful classic movies from the 1940's, 50's, and 60's. Your parents did a wonderful job raising you.
Little house on the prairie is just wonderful. Especially the earlier episodes. when they have the baby so much prayer. I cried in several episodes.
I am starting to watch the show Chosen; although it isn’t explicitly Catholic, I still enjoy it for its faithful representation of the origin of the Christian faith: The Gospels of Christ Jesus. I recommend it to anyone who has some difficulty understanding biblical context, and would like to have a visual counterpart to the Holy Scripture. 😊
Awesome!
Yes it’s a great show… it is openly Christian but not in an anti-Catholic way. Johnathan Roamie (Jesus) is a devout Catholic. I enjoyed it, great actors and gives extras that aren’t scripture but give a “theorized” back story on lesser people in the Old Testament which is interesting
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@caitlyncarvalho7637 First of all Portuguese name :). Second if you look into the creator of LOTR and the messages within the series, there is a lot of catholic metaphors and symbolism in the series. I've never watched it but after learning of this it's definitely on my watchlist
"A Man for All Seasons" which profiles the stroy of St. Thomas Moore is damn good and inspiring!
Terrific film. A perfect example of Catholic conscience 🙏
The Disney movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a good movie to watch
"The Passion of Joan of Arc", 1928 silent film, lost to studio fire twice... but it survived. You'll never regret watching it.
I LOVE the 1952 Fatima movie, it's one of my favorites. And I recommend:
"The Robe"
"The Reluctant Saint"
"Behind the Mask"
"St Ignacio of Loyola: Soldeir, Sinner, Saint"
"Saints and Soldiers"
"Saints vs Scoundrels" (TV show)
I can’t wait for the resurrection. I’m hoping it comes out this coming Easter. The Passion was amazing. I cried watching what he went through because he loves us.
“Silence” is best understood as a tragedy. Fr Mike Schmitz has a great video explaining why.
I'll check it out thank you!
@@TheReligiousHippie I wanted to see Silence because the trailer looked promising, nevertheless I informed myself previously (hard to trust in any modern "Catholic" movie) and I found out its plot and message which is dangerous and anti-catholic. Basically, it displays that somehow, sometimes it is ok to apostatize "for the greater good". Disrespectful for many martyrs and contrary to what Our Lord said: “But he that shall deny me before men, I will also deny him before my Father who is in heaven” (Matt. 10:33).
I didn't really like this movie because I found it very uninspiring. However I would be very interested to hear your thoughts about it when you see it.
I recommend Mary of Nazareth starring Alyssa Jung. Also, the movie about Mother Teresa starring Olivia Hussey, which is on Amazon Prime and there is a movie about Padre Pio, which is also on Amazon Prime. 😁
@@raymundoaramburo6421 I've read the novel and seen the film for "Silence" and I don't believe it's anti-Catholic. Neither, I believe, condone apostasy. The novel is written by a Japanese Catholic. The underlying themes are suffering and coping with it under persecution of faith when it seems God is "silent". Yet it goes much much deeper than that.
Couple of recommendations:
Hacksaw Ridge - quite graphic and gory due to is war plot but has good messages about perseverance in one belief's, main character is Catholic too and prays God for His help throughout the film.
Little Boy - Very nice & touching movie about the power of faith, even though it is more addressed in a humanistic way rather than religious, the messages are there (gospel of faith included). You'll cry at the end.
The character is not Catholic but is a very devout Christian that would put most Catholics to shame. Really great movie by Mel Gibson.
i am so happy, i found a CATHOLIC person like MEEEEEE!!!
Here are some really good ones
The Mission
The Bells of St. Mary's
Sound of Music
The 13th Day
Boys Town
I confess
10 Commandments (interestingly, Vincent Price who played in the film was a convert)
usually, I stay away from Pure Flix films, they tend to sugarcoat christianity, making it lobey/dubey and are pretty bad overall.
A television show that _every_ Catholic should watch is _Gunpowder._ Unfortunately it _is_ an HBO show, but it's good. It tells the story of Robert Catesby and Guy Fawkes as they fight persecution during the English Reformation.
And despite being HBO there is no s*x, praise God!
I watch Song of Bernadette at least 12 times a year. It’s my favorite.
One of my favorites 💕
Definitely one of my favorites. Liked it better than the new Fatima. Still need to watch the 1952 version of though.
As a student of film history, I'd like to offer some noteworthy movies for all Catholics and Christians (Some are on the Vatican's top 45 list):
Andrei Rublev (Tarkovsky) - On the Vatican List
The Sacrifice (Tarkovsky) - On the Vatican List
Nostalghia (Tarkovsky)
Winter Light (Bergman)
Wild Strawberries (Bergman) - On the Vatican List
Cries and Whispers (Bergman)
Through a Glass Darkly (Bergman)
The Passion of Joan of Arc (Dreyer) - On the Vatican List
Ordet (dreyer) - On the Vatican List
The Flowers of St. Francis (Rossellini) - On the Vatican List
Rome, Open City (Rossellini) - On the Vatican List
Viridiana (Bunuel)
Nazarin (Bunuel) - On the Vatican List
Marketa Lazarova (Vlalic)
Au Hasard Balthazar (Bresson)
A Man Escaped (Bresson)
Diary of a Country Priest (Bresson)
It's a Wonderful Life (Capra) - On the Vatican List
On the Waterfront (Kazan) - On the Vatican List
My Night at Maud's (Rohmer)
City Lights (Chaplin)
Modern Times (Chaplin) - On the Vatican List
The Tree of Life (Malick)
Bicycle Thieves (De Sica) - On the Vatican List
Babette's Feast - On the Vatican List
Citizen Kane (Wells) - On the Vatican List
Grand Illusion (Renoir) - On the Vatican List
Napoleon (1927) - On the Vatican List
The Leopard (Visconti) - On the Vatican List
Fantasia (1940) - On the Vatican List
Non-Narrative films:
Antonio Gaudi (Teshigahara)
The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach
You might not like them all but I promise there is some truly edifying stuff on this list.
Great list but I disagree with a couple of your Bergman choices: Cries and Whispers is especially inappropriate for a Catholic audience. Nor really is Through a Glass Darkly (or any of his God trilogy), with Bergman's confused, austere agnostic Lutherism fully on display. I would kind of recommend Fanny & Alexander for it's wonderful celebration of families, but for the somewhat occultic elements towards it's conclusion.
Tarkovsky can be hard work for a casual viewer but the Bresson movies are fantastic. The Vatican film list is actually a great selection.
I absolutely love Vincent Price and now want to watch Song of Bernadette because I heard he was in it. True story time, Price was a convert catholic, and the story of how his wife found out is really nice. Vincent married a catholic, though her name slips my mind, and they moved to America, I think L.A. For a few weeks, he started coming home from work really late. his wife got really worried, believing Vincent to be cheating on him because he was coming at like 3 a.m. She confronted Vincent about it and he pulled out of his pocket some prayer books and revealed that he was surprising her for their anniversary, he had been going to late night classes on Catholicism and converted, later being baptized.
"Pray for me, Bernadette" -Vincent Price, Song of Bernadette
Wow ! I love that movie - our neighbor was Charles Bickford !! (One of the main actors )
little house on the prairie is my favorite show of all time. means so much to me, I can literally tear up just thinking about it :) I will rewatch it forever
alsoooo, the sound of music is probably one of my favorite movies ever as well!!!!
My wife and I like watching the "Father Brown" BBC series. There are a few details where the Father Brown of that series is not a perfectly orthodox Catholic, but it's good fun. 🙂
In general shows in the comedy detective genre (Monk, Psych, Death in Paridise, The Good Cop) are usually good clean fun.
Love Monk!!
Oh. My. Gosh!!! The King & I is a fav!!! Not many people mention that movie and I love that you did. And I would also highly recommend The Chosen. It's a very personal show to me and I love it. I love Dallas and all the actors. Jonathan especially! You will not be disappointed watching it. It will change you're life!!
ok so this is SO unrelated haha but i was at Mass yesterday and Father was a little tired and struggling with remembering the specific words, and so he looks up to the congregation and says "I'm practicing my Joe Biden". That was literally the greatest thing ever😂
I saw Unplanned in theaters. It made me cry twice.
I absolutely love the Lord of the Rings and Narnia movies. Narnia specificially the first one. I am also a huge fan of Sister Act. I also adore the Sissi Movies from the 1950s and "Feuerzangenbowle" (a german classic, we call it a Klassiker, which is traditionally watched either on Christmas Eve and/or on New Years Eve. I am still traumatized by "Ben Hur" the original version and "Spartacus".
Who needs modern tv series when we have a huge list of catholic movies to watch? Of the 3 lists I've only seen like 3. (I am very ashamed) but my favorite movie is Mary of Nazareth by Giacomo Campiotti. I loved how they showed our mother.
To go with the movie For Greater Glory, read the books,
Red Mexico
Mexican Martyrdom
No God Next Door
Blood Drenched Alters
Hi Amber! Here two movies that are related together that I highly recommend : "The Robe" (1953) and "Demetrius and the gladiators"(1954)! They really touched my heart, espicially in The Robe one! Here some little descriptions: (The Robe): In the Roman province of Judea during the 1st century, Roman tribune Marcellus Gallio is ordered to crucify Jesus of Nazareth but is tormented by his guilty conscience afterwards.
"Demetrius and the gladiators":In 1st century Rome, Christian slave Demetrius is sent to fight in the gladiatorial arena and Emperor Caligula seeks Jesus' robe for its supposedly magical powers." Demetrius is in the 2 movies and is played by a very talented actor I love, Victor Mature! Hope you want to watch it, it is worth it!
What's interesting is if you try to imagine the film "The Matrix" as a religious movie also containing themes of spirituality, Catholicism. Wherein all of us are very mild-mannered people, cut from a mode that is manufactured in order to keep society perfect & orderly--but alas may not bring us happiness unless we learn to think of our lives in deeper terms.
It does not mean everything for Thomas Andersen simply to work for his office career; happily leaving it for something more heroic and attentive to his personal problems. Finding out that the limits of science are not really what we percieve them at-fist to be that surviving a certain form of education are we capable of transcending the boring & fake reality, in order to do miraculous things that turn the tide against evil in the name of eternal good.
As if Neo's "soul" is the person trapped within the cacophony made by the artificial intelligence and exploring this reality will make him more powerful, as those who encounter the teachings of Jesus can overcome the difficulties pressed upon them by boisterious unbelievers.
Real Talk.
May I recommend The Exorcist. I know it is an R rated film, but there is nothing more heroic about Catholic priests sacrificing their lives to save a 12 year old girl possessed by a demon.
Another series I can recommend is the HBO Chernobyl mini series. I know it is not Catholic themed but it portrays very well what Godless ideologies like socialism/communism are capable of. It shows very well what the consequences are when we reject God.
Yes, but I would recommend the original 1973 version of The Exorcist which is much better than the 2000 version.
Also the book, the original 1971 version is way better than the 2011 one.
Also another good movie (for adults) is the 1990 film Jacob's Ladder.
That movie goes hand in hand with Dante's Inferno.
If you haven't seen the silent film of Inferno, I recommend looking it up here on RUclips.
I disagree wholeheartedly as this movie is meant to be a scary horror movie and I watched it with my sister many years ago (1973 version) and it was very deeply disturbing and it is a movie for Entertainment purposes and to keep people on the edge of their sits. I found this movie very dark in and of itself except for fact the the priests prevails.
Related to the song of Bernadette,there is also the passion of Bernadette that I really enjoyed.
The Ten Commandments along with the Greatest Story Ever Told are my top favorite Biblical films. Most of them are going to feature violence obviously but it wouldn't be accurate without it so I appreciate these extra recommendations that are clean. I'm new to your channel by the way but my grandparents have always been religious so it's nice to find some channels on the topic. All the best!
Thanks for the video! This weekend I just watched a movie about Padre Pío called “The Miracle Man” and I cried the whole way through. I definitely recommend it, it touched my heart and soul 💓
I agree! "The Miracle Man" is my favorite movie about Padre Pio -- Beautiful priest.
I love The Trouble with Angels too! Why do you think that is controversial? Have you heard of many people not liking it? Also, Courageous is another great movie. It’s not Catholic, but it’s family friendly and has a good message. It was directed by Alex Kendrick, and a lot of his movies are really good. Thanks for sharing!
It's not a Catholic movie, but one of my absolute favourites is "The painted veil". The story of a marriage begun terribly and redeemed through suffering. And in my opinion it's the only case where the movie is better than the book.
FOR GRATER GLORY! WATCH IT WATCH IT!!
Silence and Calvary are interesting modern meditations on faith and morality.
Both excellent films imo
You should really watch Francesco, giullare di Dio. It's an Italian movie, written by two troubled Catholics about St Francis of Assisi. But it was approved by the Vatican.
Thank you for sharing! I've been struggling to come up with Catholic/Family friendly movies for our family!
"The mission" is a stone cold classic. Seriously it is one of the most under rated movies I've ever seen. I dont get emotional at movies, I'm pretty stoic but the mission hit me hard in the feels. Personally I think its Robert DeNiro's finest hour, his character development is Biblical in its redemption arc. Also let me recommend "The Thin red line" by Terrence Malick(who is Catholic).
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I like my old black and white television. Can’t beat some Dick Van Dyke show, Andy Griffith, I Love Lucy, Leave it to Beaver, The Twilight Zone and the Rifleman.
I liked the 2020 Fatima movie, but now I want to watch the early version you spoke about. I was wondering when you would get to “It’s a Wonderful Life”, which is one of my all time favorite movies. The Chronicles of Narnia (the 1st one) is worth a view.
I LOVE LES MISERABLES!!!!!!!! You should see it on stage if you get a chance. A BEAUTIFUL story about redemption.
3 films ( not for kids). ‘Calfary’ starring Brendan Gleeson, ‘Silence’ by Scorsese & ‘The Mission’ none are easy or comfortable viewing , but imo the topics cover the human existence, sin, redemption, the search for God, our human failings but touches on the beauty of faith amongst it all. In my opinion, not necessarily wholesome, but extremely catholic in their very DNA
The Little Boy, the 13th day, and Bells of St. Mary’s, are great too!
Doubt is a really good movie. Meryl Streep is amazing. My other faves are all of the Conjuring movies and Annabelle Comes Home. Any true story real life exorcism movies are my favorites because they reaffirm my faith.
The Chosen....the best current series
Bless you, Amber. Great list. Have most of these. (Yes, it's now 9 mos. later...)
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And I forgot to mention the Rami Spider-Man trilogy 2002-2007 with Tobey Maguire is also a good movie series to watch
"The Robe"
"Benhur"
"Going My Way" it is the prequel to:
"The Bells of Saint Mary's"
"The King and I" is good, but I prefer the earlier version called "Anna and the King" with Irene Dunne.
I really enjoy your channel, we need more Catholics with your enthusiasm and fire for our faith. God bless you.
thanks for the recommendations!
I also suggest
Padre Pio -Miracle Man (2000)
and about Pope JPII: Karol: The Man who became Pope (2005) & Karol: The Pope, The Man (2006)
both are not big Hollywood movies but rather local productions with English dubbing but I found them very well done and moving and they are free on RUclips
The Chosen is the best Jesus biography I have ever seen and I’ve seen plenty in my long life.
I'm glad you mentioned October Baby. I watched it several times while I was a Protestant and loved it. The other day I watched it and it has the Cathedral of our diocese in it. I go there about once a month besides going to our parish. Beautiful Church. The bishop mentioned in the credits is the bishop I met during the Rite of Election and now a Facebook friend.
God bless you.
The theater in the movie is the Alabama theater. My parents took me there to see the Sound of Music when it came out in the 1960s. I'm telling my age now lol.
Actually, the Sound of Music began my journey to Catholicism. I was fascinated with the nuns in the movie so I checked out the local monastery just driving around when I was in my teens. That monastery is now EWTN. My journey took too long as I resisted because of some lies and didn't go and ask a priest.
One of my favorite Catholic movies is Polycarp, from 2016 I think. It's on Tubi TV. I've been tempted to buy the DVD, but since I can watch it for free, I usually buy a movie about one of the saints.
New to your channel and so happy you mentioned The Trouble with Angels. I really liked Romero a lot about the life of St. Oscar Romero (it's from 1989).
I would suggest the movie Roe v. Wade as well and explained what happened in the 1960s that made abortion legal in the United States the other movie that I would suggest would be the latest gods not dead movie when it comes out if it’s not out already it is about parents who want to homeschool their children because of what is going on in the Public school system
I liked the old Fatima movie too. It’s a lot like the Song of Bernadette. I liked The 13th Day as well, although I forget but I think it wasn’t as complete with the messages as the old one. But the special effects and the way Our Lady looked in the light was cool. Definitely liked it a lot more than the 2020 one.
*Kingdom of Heaven* is not necessarily a Catholic film per say, but since it's about the Crusades Catholicism naturally plays a role. It's about Balian, a blacksmith, who loses his wife to a suicide and to save her soul from eternal damnation, he joins the Crusades to defend the Kingdom of Jerusalem against the army of Saladin. He thus gets caught up in a Holy War all while struggeling to maintain his faith. If you watch it, please watch the Director's Cut.
Another pretty good Bible movie is the *Prince of Egypt* . This animation by Dreamworks is one of the best Moses story on the market, even if it changed scripture a little bit (most notibly the relation between Moses and the Pharaoh).
Great suggestions! Another powerful Christian movie that I suggest is The War Room. The resounding message is the power of prayer.
I recommend the movie “Thérèse: The Story of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux” (2004)
Havent watched past the intro ad yet but incase it doesnt get mentioned- Angels In the Outfield, the original one, based on the Pittsburgh Pirates, is amazing.
actually a very good film is A Man of Iron by Andziej Wajda. It explains the story of the strikes in the Gdansk shipyards, which led to the starting of Solidarity. it's in Polish but maybe you can get one with English subtitles
This was an excellent movie. Walesa, John Paul II, and Fr. Popeilszusko were inspirational figures when I was in high school.
Go watch The Borgias 2011. It’s on Netflix. The show is filled with pre-Vatican 2 catholic traditions and culture.
Babette’s Feast. An older film about redemption.
Never seen well anyway if I had to pick my favorite five it probably be Shawshank Redemption Passion of the Christ 12 Angry Men Coward of the County and Pamela's prayer
I highly recommend the 1950s A Christmas Carol.
Raining Stones (1993)
The Decalogue (1988)
The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1964)
Ida (2014)
I Confess (1953)
The Straight Story (1999)
The Leopard (1963)
Best Movies I can think of
1. Life is Beautiful
2. On the Waterfront Elia Kazan (1954, USA)
3. Babettes gæstebud (Babette’s Feast) Gabriel Axel (1987, Denmark)
4. A Man for All Seasons Fred Zinnemann (1966, UK)
5. The Incredibles
6. Lord of The Rings
7. The Bells of Saint Mary's
8. The Song of Bernadette
9. Au Revoir, Les Enfants (Goodbye, Children) Louis Malle (1987, France)
10. It’s a Wonderful Life Frank Capra (1946, USA)
11. The Prince of Egypt
12. Metropolis Fritz Lang (1927, Germany)
13. The Passion of The Christ
14. The Quiet Man
15. The Mission Roland Joffé (1986, UK)
16. Thérèse Alain Cavalier (1986, France)
17. Ben-Hur [A Tale of the Christ] William Wyler (1959, USA)
Try “Going my Way” and “The Bells of Saint Mary’s”. Bing Crosby is great as Fr. O’Malley. Barry FitzGerald and Ingrid Bergman are also great.
Don’t forget Narnia! And if you ignore the fact that they’re not like the books and a bit strung out, the Hobbit movies are fun if you’re bored
La La Land
The most inspirational movie I’ve ever seen.
Country Comfort, a great family/Christian friendly show, I really recommend it :)
I think it's best to watch both Fatima movies since in both movies there are details kind of get missed in both but together would compliment one another.
Amber, don't know if you saw it already, but I have to recommend "On The Waterfront"
I watched The Song of Bernadette on TV, but I wanna rewatch it, where can I find it?
Pretty sure youtube has it for free, i rented it from amazon tho
@@TheReligiousHippie thank youu
May I recommend the 2009 film "Into Temptation". It is definitely not for children; it is rated R and has strong sexual themes. It's about this Catholic Priest who is willing to sacrifice his good name and reputation by diving into the seedy world of the sex trade, all in a effort to find and save the life of a woman who told him in confession that she was going to commit suicide. It's really a great film and a rare time in Hollywood where the Catholics aren't the bad guys. Approach it with an open mind and I'm sure you'll like it. The surprise ending is great.
I love the new Fatima movie, even bought it. I feel like everyone is being so hard on it, but I enjoyed it. It's a movie, not catechism class or Bible study. It's definitely not a documentary either, it's just wholesome entertainment. If anything it may pique someone's interest enough to go and research further & actually find all the facts about Fatima. But I don't bash catholic entertainment, there's barely any new stuff out there as it is. It's entertainment, like Lord of the Rings, Infidel, etc. I love it. Oh and the new Divine Mercy movie I like too!
Vision, about the life of Hildegard von Bingen is avail on youtube by Kino Lorber. Subtitles are available.
I loved Trouble with Angels!! We watched it in Catholic school so I think it’s okay 😉
You might like the other newer Fatima movie called, The 13th Day. It is low budget but really great.
The exorcism of Emily Rose is based on true story of annelisse michel. There is a documentary movie about this German teen girl and it is 100x scarier than this horror. It is including real exorcism tapes with demon voices. So not for everyone. As Pole i would recommend "Popiełuszko. Freedom is within us".
The new Fatima is still worth watching. It will not disappoint you even if lacking some of the scenes in the earlier movie.
I was a little surprised by a few of your choices. Passion is as you say not sugar coated but its more than that -- it's a level of graphic gore you rarely see even in horror movies. Anyway, how do you feel about The Conjuring? Did you see it?
Haven't watched the video yet so don't know if you mentioned it, but highly reccomend Paddington 2 lol
I hope you read this. I loved watching that. October Baby is a good movie. I took a quick glance on the list. Three movies not mentioned. All from the 1950's that are Catholic themed:
'On the Waterfront' (1954) with Marlon Brando, eve Marie Saint & Karl Maldon who plays a Catholic priest about gang Controlled unions along the docks in New York. (Won Best Picture)
'Marty' (1955) A great romance movie of a 34 year old man, a butcher in New York, who is still single, with all is siblings married, lives with his mother & finally goes out with a woman who was dumped on a blind date. He is a Catholic. (Won Best Picture & the Golden Palm in France)
'The Wrong Man' is an Alfred Hitchcock movie, that is based on real life events. This movie has so many Catholic themes. The wrongly identified man prays the Rosary, etc. I describe that movie in one word, bleak.
What is your favorite iced coffee??
I'm addicted to a Vanilla Cold brew with soft top from Dutch Bros. here in the Pacific Northwest!!
Sadly I dont have a dutch bros but dunkin with oatmilk is a go too! Or the refresher's are good as well!
I suggest "My Catholic Family" in EWTN
"Unplanned" 👍❤️
Jesus of Nazareth is a really long movie
Is the list you talked about listed on here ? I was trying to take notes and couldn’t catch all the titles- thanks in advance for sharing!
Padre Pío movie on Form is so beautiful
Silence is an amazing movie, but my favorite Catholic movie is definitely Spotlight, I always suggest everyone to watch it.
I’ve watched it too, seemed anti-Catholic so I can’t tell if you’re trolling or not...
The Conjuring movies are great. While other movies sugarcoat witches or Satan, this movie doesn't. Instead it showed the simple truth, they lead to death. Also the Conjuring showed the romance between a married couples, staying faithful to God and each other. While most movies showed premarital sex. For real, this is a mainstream movie that show fidelity, purity and faith as good. Also Lorraine carries a rosary in her hands. Plus, this movie earn is about the inherent evil of paranormal events while many only believe in ghosts but not God. Consider how some horror movie mock Christianity, this film is pretty unique.
I love watching daredevil
have you considered watching the chosen yet?
shut up I LOVE LHOTP!!! people think i'm weird and such because I love it so much but dude.. it has everything! love, Christianity, drama, comedy, all of it!
I remember you said you disliked American Gospel bcuz it was “anti-catholic” in the middle. Was there any other reason?
Its completely inaccurate in general, its a false prophet.
The passion
The Song of Bernadette is on youtube
Jennifer Jones does a great job in A Portrait of Jeannie with a repectful representation of nuns in a convent school
I highly recommend Come to the Stable it's an amazing Catholic film from 1946!!!
Ida is a very artistic drama film representing a catholic novice about to take her vows in 1960s Poland
Touched By an Angle may not be Catholic but there's alot of enjoyment and thought provoking messages
Bells of Saint Mary's is a great Catholic film from the 1940's
Mother Angelica Live has plenty of episodes on RUclips
St Mary Mazarello House of Happiness is a great Catholic film on RUclips
God bless
What do you think about the ‘Chosen’ show?
Its okay
That's called a addiction young lady!!!! God Bless
You should wacht The Chosen.