Office of Faith Formation

Recommand Movies to Watch: Movies have been reviewed by USSB

1. A Catholic Update Video: Sealed with God’s Sacrament of Confirmation
2. A Catholic Update Video: The Church Celebrates the Reconciling God
3. A History of the Mass
4. A Home of our Own
5. Amazing Grace
6. A Video Guide to What Catholics Believe About: The Eucharist
7. A Video Guide to What Catholics Believe About: The Mass
8. A Video Orientation for the Coordinator: Confirmed in a Faithful Community
9. Baby Baptism Sacrament of Welcome  Part Two: Symbols & Rite of Baptism
10. Bella
11. Brother Sun, Sister Moon
12. Christy The Sweetest Gift
13. Cecil B. DeMille’s – The Ten Commandments
14. Courageous
15. DreamWorks Pictures: The Prince of Egypt
16. Field of Dreams
17. Fireproof
18. Forever Strong
19. Glory Road
20. God’s not Dead
21. Guess who’s coming to Dinner
22. Henry Poole is here
23. Homeless to Harvard
24. Joan of Arc
25. John the Cross
26. Juno
27. Mary Mother of Jesus
28. Matthew – The Visual Bible
29. Pardon & Peace Sacrament of Reconciliation
30. Peter and Paul
31. Saint Francis: Troubadour of God’s Peace
32. Saint Therese of the Child Jesus “An echo of the Heart of God”
33. Seventeen Again
34. Son of God
35. The Angel’s Lenten Lesson
36. The Angel’s Sacrament Lesson
37. The Bible
38. The Cross 2009
39. The Easter Story: The Greatest Adventure (Stories from the Bible)
40. The Egg Plant Lady
41. The Gospel
42. The Gospel According to John & Johannie Epistles: Little Rock Scripture Study
43. The Jesus Experience – Christianity Around the World
44. The Miracle Maker: The Story of Jesus
45. The Nativity Story
46. The Story of Paul the Apostle
47. The Ultimate Gift
    

    Great Movies To Watch with your youth and families. Which also have great teaching moments.

    A pastor who’s suffered a personal loss accepts a position in a town that believes in a Christmas miracle candle, which he strives to abolish.

    During the Great Depression, the Kamp family struggles to get by after Mrs. Kamp passes away. The children expect another Christmas without presents until their father brings home one dollar for them to spend on gifts.

    https://youtu.be/k9sqvSJysvI

    Saint Judy
    Los Angeles immigration attorney Judy Wood (Michelle Monaghan) takes the case of an Afghan woman named Asefa (Leem Lubany), who fled her country after being threatened by the Taliban for opening a girls school. Asefa is being denied entry to the United States because women aren’t considered part of a persecuted group. The case ends up going all the way to the United States Court of Appeals, where Judy challenges American asylum law to include women as a protected class. Directed by Sean Hanish. Based on a true story. Common, Alfred Molina and Alfre Woodard co-star.

    Chasing A Dream/Miles From No Where
    When his best friend, a championship runner, is killed in a car accident while running home from a party, high school football star CAM STILES suffers a nervous breakdown from the guilt and pain. It also tears apart his relationship with his father, GARY STILES, who also happens to be his football coach. When Cam decides to quit football and join the track team to honor his friend, his former teammates turn against him, too. Eventually, Cam goes for a sub-four that seems impossible and manages to win and lose the race at the same time.
    Trailer: https://www.imdb.com/videoplayer/vi3932489497