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This powerful epic mini-series, shot on location in Spain, tells the story of one of the most amazing women in history, St. Teresa of Avila. With meticulous attention to detail and historical accuracy, outstanding production values, and an incredible performance by actress Concha Velasco as Teresa, this acclaimed major film production is the definitive film on the life of this great saint.
Teresa of Avila was called by God to reform and renew the Carmelite order, a daunting task. She was joined in this work by her great fellow Carmelite and spiritual director, St. John of the Cross. This film reveals the conversion that Teresa herself had to go through to deepen her own union with Christ as she endeavored to bring about that same deeper spiritual reform of her Carmelite order. It shows the tremendous opposition that she and John both faced from within and outside their order to bring about this much needed spiritual renewal. She and John of the Cross were both great mystics who combined the essential dimensions of a profound spiritual life with the very practical aspects of being completely dedicated to the human tasks necessary for such a reform.

St. Teresa of Avila – Episode 5: Foundations (English subtitles)

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In all of God&rsquo;s creation, we see such splendor, beauty, mystery, and wonder. Within this creation there are beings with intellect and free will: humans and angels.
From the creation of the world, the realm of the angels and the world of men have interacted. This interaction is not always a positive one.
This film explores the spiritual world, that very real but unseen realm: God, the human soul, angels, demons (fallen angels), spiritual warfare, the reality of demonic possession and exorcism, the dangers of the new age movement and the occult, and much more. Featuring well-known speakers and authors Steve Ray, Fr. Andrew Pinsent, Fr. Marcus Holden, Joanna Bogle, Fr. Jeremy Davies, and Fr. Behruz Rafat, this film offers an insightful and sobering presentation about the reality of the powers and dominions of the spiritual world. Inspirational music, beautiful artwork, and imagery are used throughout the film.

Powers and Dominions: Angels, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare

A surprise box office hit in movie theaters, this powerful film from Spain presents the compelling testimonies of five men and women with unique stories of how their lives were completely transformed by experiencing the True Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. The DVD includes the same bonus extra shown in theaters, &ldquo;A Conversation About the Power of the Eucharist,&rdquo; featuring Bishop Andrew Cozzens, Sister Nancy Usselmann, FSP, Fr. Julian Harris, and Fr. Alex Vargas.

Alive: The Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist (Spanish)

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An influential teacher, a distinguished theologian, a man who endured many trials, a father of souls&mdash;Blessed John Henry Newman (1801&ndash;1890) remains as fresh and relevant today as he was during his lifetime. In this engaging film, Fr. Nicholas Schofield and Fr. Marcus Holden, hosts of several other Ignatius films, present the inspiring story of Newman&rsquo;s life and visit the places in England where he lived and worked. From London to Oxford, from Littlemore to Birmingham, each reveals an important stage of Newman&rsquo;s life. Along the way, they explore his writings and teachings, his pastoral zeal for his students and parishioners, his journey of conversion to the Catholic faith, and his enduring message for Christians today.

Lead Kindly Light: The Life & Message of Blessed John Henry Newman

St. Teresa of Avila – Episode 8: Daughter of the Church (English subtitles)

Fr. Fessio explains the ancient roots of the homily from the Old Testament, to Christ, to the early bishops.

157: Explaining the Ancient Origins of the Homily

Watch in Theaters Near You June, 9, 11, and 14!
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Join Andrew Petiprin as he sits down with the directors of “The Sacred Heart”—an international film now coming to US theaters. Steven and Sabrina Gunnell not only discuss the inspiration behind this movie, but the miraculous events that led to its creation. This docudrama recounts the history of the Sacred Heart beginning with Scripture, to the private revelation to St. Margaret Mary, and to its recent revitalization. This enjoyable conversation and inspirational movie are well worth watching to deepen your love for Christ and his Sacred Heart.
 
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The Sacred Heart Movie is a Must-See Docudrama in Theaters June 9, 11, and 14

Fr. Fessio series on the Mass! Go through the entire liturgy, five minutes at a time. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8gMEpS0FChf1YgQEX8MkfwHwFZzb8iYM&si=wdGLEm78_IQnpW2N

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We have reached the highpoint of the first part of the Mass—the proclamation of the Gospel. Fr. Fessio explains the lesser-known prayers surrounding this beautiful part of the liturgy.

156: Fr. Fessio Explains the Prayers Around the Gospel

We have reached the highpoint of the first part of the Mass—the proclamation of the Gospel. Fr. Fessio explains the lesser-known prayers surrounding this beautiful part of the liturgy.

Fr. Fessio Explains the Prayers Around the Gospel

A surprise box office hit in movie theaters, this powerful film from Spain presents the compelling testimonies of five men and women with unique stories of how their lives were completely transformed by experiencing the True Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. The DVD includes the same bonus extra shown in theaters, &ldquo;A Conversation About the Power of the Eucharist,&rdquo; featuring Bishop Andrew Cozzens, Sister Nancy Usselmann, FSP, Fr. Julian Harris, and Fr. Alex Vargas.
Language: Spanish with English subtitles.

Alive: The Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist (English Subtitles)

This beautiful, epic mini-series produced in Chile tells the story of the inspiring life of a modern young Carmelite saint who lived in the 20th century, died at just 19 years old, and was canonized by St. Pope John Paul II in 1993.&nbsp;
Sr. Teresa of Jesus, officially known as &ldquo;St. Teresa of the Andes&rdquo;, grew up in a close-knit, upper-middle-class Catholic family in Santiago, Chile, was very popular with her friends and relatives, entered Carmel at age 19, and died before her 20th birthday. So what is it about this young, modern Latin American saint that caused the Church to recognize her heroic virtue and sanctity at such a young age? Though she was a Carmelite for less than a year, she possessed a refreshing sanctity and message that will resonate with all lovers of Christ, especially with the youth of today. That inspiring story of Chile&rsquo;s first saint is revealed in this definitive film on St. Teresa of the Andes.&nbsp;
Starring actress Pauline Urrutia in an acclaimed performance as St. Teresa, and with excellent acting performances all around, this film shows Teresa as a normal young woman&mdash;a well-rounded person with many interests, a winning personality, and a profound love for God, her family, and friends. She was also an excellent athlete. She had a true contemplative spirit to match her outgoing personality, and when she entered Carmel she already had a deep spirituality and a strong prayer life. Thus she quickly ascended the heights of sanctity that was recognized by her Carmelite community and beyond. She is a great role model and witness for today&rsquo;s youth.

Saint Teresa of the Andes: The Story of the First Chilean Saint – Episode 6

Saint Teresa of the Andes: The Story of the First Chilean Saint – Episode 5

As America reaches its 250th year, Dr. Harmon and Mark Brumley consider the importance of civics education and great books programs to bolster the future of the country. 

Dr. Thomas Harmon teaches at the University of St. Thomas, and he joins Mark Brumley to talk about the recent endowment given to the university to establish a new initiative aimed at developing good Catholic citizens. This initiative uses the Great Books (including our Constitution) as well as a seminar style of teaching to teach students to ask the right questions and pursue good answers. He and Mark also focus on the potential usefulness and challenges of artificial intelligence and what it means to be a good Catholic in America. 

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0:00 Classical Higher Education: Making a Living or Making a Life? 
2:20 Why is a Catholic University Interested in Civics Education? 
9:11 The Liberal Arts and a Civics Education
15:25 History, Literature, Philosophy and Theology in Civics
20:07 Socratic Seminars and Method of Education
29:15 250th Anniversary of the American Founding 
40:55 What Would St. Thomas Aquinas Think of Artificial Intelligence? 
50:20 Catholicism, Faith and the American Founding
54:45 More about the Programs at University of St. Thomas

What America Needs Today w/ Dr. Harmon and Mark Brumley

Peter Kreeft presents a philosophical and spiritual exploration of the mystery&#160;of pain and suffering, offering insights for those seeking meaning&#160;in hardship through personal reflection and Christian theology. It is an&#160;insightful guide for those who have experienced seemingly pointless suffering,&#160;combining personal experience with wisdom to address the “why” question&#160;from a faith-based perspective.This account of a real and honest personal quest on the meaning of suffering&#160;is both engaging and convincing. Written from a deep well of wisdom derived&#160;from experience and careful observation, Making Sense Out of Suffering is a&#160;book for all who are hungry for insight into the great mystery of suffering.

Making Sense out of Suffering

This Monday, Dr. Thomas Harmon discusses the importance of civics classes and great book programs in modern Catholic Universities.