Dignity of the Worker

Human Dignity

Chocolat

Set in the French village of Lansquenet in 1959, "Chocolat" is the story of a woman named Vianne (played by Juliette Binoche) and her daughter, Annouk. Vianne earns the immediate dislike and contempt...
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Fahrenheit 9/11

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops site has a film review of Fahrenheit 9/11, which has been playing to sold-out audiences around the country. While taking Moore to task for his obvious point of...
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The Passion of the Christ

CNN has reported that "If there ever was a movie for which critical opinion can said to be evenly divided, it's "The Passion of the Christ," noting that the movie reviews published around the U.S....
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Bowling for Columbine

"Bowling for Columbine" is both a comic and horrifying film about the United States. It is a film about guns and America's culture of fear and violence. It critically looks at themes such as racism,...
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A Beautiful Mind and Iris

Two recent films are receiving accolades for their actors' talents (the principle stars of both are up for Academy Awards), and audiences are responding to the strong emotional pull of their story...
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CST and the Sacraments

One does not need to do violence to the liturgy in order to acknowledge our social teaching or in order to be empowered into action on behalf of justice. A healthy celebration of the sacraments...
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CST and the Sacraments

One does not need to do violence to the liturgy in order to acknowledge our social teaching or in order to be empowered into action on behalf of justice. A healthy celebration of the sacraments...
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Frontiers of Justice

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Other Groups

Student Campaign for Child Survival

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