Those who remember the 1990s TV series “Northern Exposure” will appreciate the casting of John Corbett and Barry Corbin in this satisfying film of keeping faith amid adversity.

The film, based on a true story and a New York Times best-seller, drags a bit in places, but its primary theme — the healing, transforming power of love and forgiveness — shines through with clarity.

This documentary attempts to explain what miracles are and what they are not, and the attitude we should have toward them.

For what is essentially a war movie about apes, the film is surprisingly emotional and has a variety of Scriptural allusions, including several to Moses, as well as some crucifix imagery.

“Every saint has a past. Every sinner has a future.”

The Promise is both a love story and a historical drama.

The video series explains her ongoing battle against the devil and evil in pursuit of man’s salvation; how she intervenes at pivotal periods

The Case for Christ is a love story — Strobel’s love for his wife, his wife’s love for him and Jesus, and, ultimately, Jesus’ love for each and every one of us.

There is so much to be learned from Loyola’s life and so many lessons to be gleaned from this film.

This film is a powerful new docu-drama from the Catholic father-and-son team of Richard and Stephen Payne. The film, which aired on EWTN during the fall, is a lens into America’s cultural Marxism euphemistically called “progressivism.”

The film — from executive producer Jason Jones (Bella), an At Large Legatus member — encourages individuals and church communities to stand up for the lives of the unborn and abortion-minded women, particularly as it pertains to defending every single human life.

For anyone interested in philanthropy, global trade, relief organizations or the roots of poverty, this film is a must-see.

While Catholics know Mary is important, many never fully grasp how essential she really is.

Miracles from Heaven is a rare gem that sparkles in a sea of mediocre secular films in theaters this spring.

This film takes a unique approach to telling Christ’s story, beginning at the age of seven when his parents decide to leave Egypt for Nazareth

Christian faithful have waited more than a decade for a movie about Christ that rings true. The wait is over.

The winner of five Academy Awards, this 1943 classic is a must-have item for every Catholic household

GUADALUPE: THE MIRACLE AND THE MESSAGE brings this remarkable history to life.