Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with awesome storytellers creating fantastic projects as I’m joined by Lauren Rev. Dorian Llywelyn, S.J., Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at the University of Southern California. I'm delighted to share the Institute's newest project, … [Read more...] about Guadalupe – At the Break of Dawn: 3 Minutes with Rev. Dorian Llywelyn, S.J.
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Walking with Herb
Maybe it's because I'm "of a certain age" and because I watched it with my Daddy, a lifelong golfer. But I must admit that I had a great time screening WALKING WITH HERB. Premiering April 30, May 1, and May 3 for a three-night nationwide Fathom Events limited engagement, the PG-rated comedy features … [Read more...] about Walking with Herb
Model of Faith: In Conversation with Leonard J. DeLorenzo, Ph.D.
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by Leonard J. DeLorenzo, Ph.D., author of the inspirational new book Model of Faith: Reflecting on the Litany of Saint Joseph. Newly available from Our Sunday Visitor, Dr. DeLorenzo's book is the perfect … [Read more...] about Model of Faith: In Conversation with Leonard J. DeLorenzo, Ph.D.
Flour & Branch: 3 Minutes with Lauren Arnsdorff
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with awesome storytellers creating fantastic projects as I’m joined by Lauren Arnsdorff, a business owner who tells her stories with delectable goodies through her Flour & Branch, Bakes and Gifts brand. Whether you're looking for a special … [Read more...] about Flour & Branch: 3 Minutes with Lauren Arnsdorff
The Ave Catholic Notetaking Bible
Today, I'm happy to share the beautiful new The Ave Catholic Notetaking Bible from Ave Maria Press. Being in God's Word daily has been such a gift to my personal prayer journey. I spent some time live on my Instagram profile yesterday sharing some of the features of this new journaling Bible and how … [Read more...] about The Ave Catholic Notetaking Bible
Sight & Sound TV: 3 Minutes with Katie Miller
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with awesome storytellers creating fantastic projects as I’m joined by Katie Miller, Communications Manager for Sight & Sound Theatres®. Prior to the pandemic, I had the amazing opportunity to see JESUS live onstage in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. … [Read more...] about Sight & Sound TV: 3 Minutes with Katie Miller
Our Lady’s Picture Book: In Conversation with Anthony DeStefano
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by Anthony DeStefano, creator of the beautiful new children's resource Our Lady's Picture Book. Newly available from Sophia Institute Press, this lovely work of art is the perfect book to celebrate on today's … [Read more...] about Our Lady’s Picture Book: In Conversation with Anthony DeStefano
Genius: Aretha
As a big fan of National Geographic's Genius anthology scripted drama series, I was delighted to learn that the third season will focus on the life and legacy of the "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin. Having screened all but the final of the eight episodes, I'll just say that if you are a music fan or … [Read more...] about Genius: Aretha
Country Comfort
Think "American Idol" meets "The Sound of Music" and you'll have a little sense of the charming new Netflix original series Country Comfort. It's always terrific to discover programming that a family can enjoy together! Synopsis: When her career and personal life get derailed, an aspiring … [Read more...] about Country Comfort
Treasures: In Conversation with T.M. Gaouette
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by T.M. Gaouette, co-author of the cool new collection of short stories for teens and young adults Treasures: Visible and Invisible. From the early days of the Church, objects touched to holy men and women … [Read more...] about Treasures: In Conversation with T.M. Gaouette
Yes Day
Streaming March 12 on Netflix, YES DAY is a family-friendly romp that's sure to win kids' hearts and imaginations. Synopsis: Always feeling like they have to say NO to their kids and co-workers, Allison and Carlos decide to give their three kids a YES DAY -- where for 24 hours the kids make … [Read more...] about Yes Day
“I’m a Saint in the Making” Earns “Seal of Approval”
Launching a book at any time is challenging, but doing so during a pandemic can be especially trepidatious. When we released I'm a Saint in the Making in October, I really wasn't sure what to expect. I knew that I was personally in love with this book. With a message that is very close to my heart, … [Read more...] about “I’m a Saint in the Making” Earns “Seal of Approval”
10 Hidden Heroes: In Conversation with Mark K. Shriver
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by Mark K. Shriver, author of the bestselling new Loyola Press book 10 Hidden Heroes. Mark, congratulations on the publication of 10 Hidden Heroes. The book is a timely gift for families in the wake of a … [Read more...] about 10 Hidden Heroes: In Conversation with Mark K. Shriver
The Daughters of Kobani: In Conversation with Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, author of the bestselling new Penguin Press title The Daughters of Kobani: A Story of Rebellion, Courage, and Justice. Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, congratulations on the publication of … [Read more...] about The Daughters of Kobani: In Conversation with Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
The Father
While the cast listing of THE FATHER only includes six characters, the viewer of this Florian Zeller film based on a play by the same title will quickly sense that more players inhabit the story. The viewer may also feel confusion, disorientation, a loss of perception, and an inability to make sense … [Read more...] about The Father
The House That Rob Built
When I was a young girl, no one ever told me that I could be an athlete. My mom dutifully enrolled me in dance classes and Camp Fire Girls. I had an elementary school teacher once tell me in PE class that I ran more slowly than a turtle. By the time I played on my first organized sports … [Read more...] about The House That Rob Built