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FEATURED MOVIE REVIEW: Harold and the Purple Crayon

By John Mulderig/OSV News

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NEW YORK. Evident good intentions are not matched by dramatic craftsmanship in the fantasy “Harold and the Purple Crayon” (PG, Columbia). Though director Carlos Saldanha’s blend of animation and live action, adapted from the 1955 children’s book by Crockett Johnson, makes some respectable moral points, it’s not especially entertaining.

THE CATHOLIC REVIEW: Symbolon: A New Way to Hand on the Faith—Again!

by Deacon Rick Bauer

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Ten years ago, Symbolon became the Augustine Institute’s first parish program that was core to their mission of handing down the Catholic faith. It was designed to help every Catholic know the Nicene Creed. Since its initial release, it has been used for catechetical formation and in the Rite of Christian Initiation (recently changed to the Order of Christian Initiation, or OCIA). 

BLESSINGS IN BLOOM: Hardscapes can provide sanctuaries of peace

By Kerry Peetz

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Have you ever found yourself walking in a garden or on a path and happened upon a breathtaking statue of St. Francis of Assisi or a beautiful water fountain busy with birds splashing? It is sometimes in the awe of these moments that a person feels closest to God. He or she might silently thank him for encountering such beauty, or might think, “God sent this sacred message, personally, to me.”

EL BÁCULO DEL OBISPO: Luces que brillan en la oscuridad

By Bishop James R. Golka

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Como obispo de la diócesis que tiene su sede en la Ciudad Olímpica, me sentí profundamente conmocionado y entristecido al presenciar la exhibición blasfema durante la ceremonia de apertura de las Olimpiadas en París. La vergonzosa burla de la Última Cena causó una gran herida en el corazón de Jesús y en el de muchos cristianos de todo el mundo.  ¿Cómo respondemos a esto los católicos?

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    FEATURED MOVIE REVIEW: Wicked

    NEW YORK. Considered purely from an artistic viewpoint, the lavish musical “Wicked” (PG, Universal) represents a confluence of the best both Broadway and Hollywood have to offer. On a moral level, however, the film’s content,...

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