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- In 1987, Gabriel Amorth, the Vatican's leading exorcist, investigates the demonic possession of an American boy in Spain, and discovers a secret the Vatican has tried to keep buried for centuries.
- Through his work on climate change, immigration, religious tolerance, and other issues, the Pope has embodied the meaning of inspired leadership.
- Let James Martin, SJ, author of the bestselling book My Life with the Saints, introduce you to his favorite saints in this fascinating DVD. His lively commentary combines with dramatic photos and artwork to bring to life the lives of the saints. Perfect for personal reflection, parish groups, or educators.
- Post-apocalyptic drama. Seven strangers appear to be the only survivors of a mysterious, calamitous event: Los Angeles is empty, devoid of people. No sign remains of family, neighbors or coworkers. No spaceship hovers over the city, there are no zombies or flesh-eating viruses. Just seven strangers, who share the same iridescent blue mark on the shoulder, a tiny, precise square of color that wasn't there yesterday. Were they chosen? Or have they been culled? By whom? For what purpose? Their search for answers leads the seven to an even greater mystery. Why do they suddenly feel compelled to leave the safety of the city for an unknown destination? And why does the number 40 exert such power over them? Why are they being drawn towards whatever 40 represents with such compulsion, such longing? 40 is also a Lenten allegory. 40 can stand on its own as a rewarding viewing experience. Because it's structured as a Lenten allegory, 40 also provides fertile ground for prayer, conversation, meditation and study. Exile and journeying, loss and grief, hunger and thirst, mortification and fasting, sin and redemption, the path through the desert and the way of the Cross-all are dramatically "mirrored" by the story unfolding on-screen.
- On November 16, 1989, six Jesuits and two women were brutally murdered in El Salvador by US trained and funded commandos of the Salvadoran army. This is their story.
- In the aftermath of a major world media takeover several seniors at Arrupe High School are challenged to act out against a world they are truly disconnected from.
- On a roadtrip to the San Andreas fault to present a new state of the art seismometer at a conference, Scientist Teresa Hernandez, her impatient husband Francisco, her devoutly Catholic mother Abuelita, and her three children find themselves divided on issues of faith and science. When an earthquake occurs and Teresa's prized seismometer is destroyed, the family learns, while attending mass, just how much more valuable family is than objects. Produced by Loyola Productions to supplement preparation for the Sacrament of First Holy Communion.
- In response to Father General Peter Hans Kolvenbach's request for a film honoring Ignatius Loyola, Peter Faber and Francis Xavier, Loyola Productions has produced AMDG - A WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH. Father General was quite specific about the theme and sweep of the project. He wanted the film to emphasize the charisms ("Heart," "Contemplation" and "Vision") associated with each of the first three Companions. At the same time, the film needed to reflect the global range of the contemporary Society. AMDG - A WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH is truly a global endeavor. Jesuit provinces worldwide funded the project. International requests were sent for video and film footage of the great variety of Jesuit apostolates. The overwhelming response included footage from provinces in Europe, the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Africa. This raw material was assembled in Los Angeles by Loyola Productions' team of editors, guided by Jesuit producers Tom Rochford, Pierre Belanger, and Paul Campbell. Italian Jesuit Giuseppe Zito wrote the documentary narration. he film also contains original dramatic material, written by Jesuit Michael Breault, which take us into the immediate world of the three Companions. These scenes, featuring professional actors, were filmed on sound stages in Los Angeles by Loyola Productions (and a top-drawer crew of thirty). Seamlessly edited into the film, the dramatic scenes provide the thematic framework for the documentary footage.
- A teen named Marty grapples with the meaning of Confirmation.
- Buildings are spaces where memories have taken place. Buildings serve to embody our history because they tell us where we come from and who we have become. The filmmaker Jacques Randrianary, S.J. includes selections of interviews from generations of Camarillo/Hernandez family members, friends and pastors. This feature documentary helps the viewer experience honoring the past and celebrating the future with wonderful memories from the St. Mary Magdalen 100 year old Chapel Community who helped develop the history of the St. Mary Magdalen Chapel. One hundred years ago Juan Camarillo, younger brother to Adolfo Camarillo built the Chapel in Camarillo to honor his parents and commemorate older sister, Magdalene. This film shares memories of Camarillo family members, friends and long time parishioners history alive, especially for the next generation to come. This feature documentary helps us catch a glimpse of St. Mary Magdalen Chapel history in Camarillo. The Chapel Juan Camarillo built is known as one of the most historic landmarks of California.
- Five Jesuits, Five Journeys. Frs. James Martin, Sean Carroll, David Meconi, Scott Santarosa, and Br. Ralph Cordero reveal their joys and struggles in responding to God's invitation to life in the Society of Jesus. Produced by Loyola Productions in association with the Chicago-Detroit Province of the Society of Jesus.
- A story of one man's search for clarity...and another man's final decision.