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This contains the complete teaching on relics that Fr. Carlos Martins gives in his presentation on relics, in addition to other content. This is the same teaching he has given all over the world. Among the special features that are included: 1) A complete biography on St. Maria Goretti that Fr. Carlos recorded within the kitchen of her family home (i.e., the place where she was attacked) and within the hospital room where she died (the place where she forgave her attacker). 2) A virtual exposition in which over 160 relics are individually zeroed in on the screen. This offers an opportunity for individuals to venerate the saints right from their own home.

Produced in 2001, this hour-long documentary on the 175-year history of Saint Thomas Church was produced and directed by Paul G. Sanderson III of Our Town Films, Inc. Originally broadcast on PBS, viewer comments ranged from "magnificent" and "remarkable" to "one of the best television programs I have seen in a long time." The film had its world premiere at the Museum of Modern Art and was screened at the New York Independent Film & Video Festival. The film has also been awarded a CINE Golden Eagle, a Crystal Award of Excellence and a Telly Award.

Secret internal documents reveal how Catholic Church officials protect priests accused of pedophilia and sexual abuse by moving them from country to country, sometimes as far away as Africa. Even Pope Francis is implicated. When he was bishop of Buenos Aires, he tried to influence the Argentinean justice system in order to protect a convicted priest. From Cameroon to Argentina, America to France and Italy, this investigation traces the transfers of pedophile priests.

Since the days of early Russian traders in the mid-1700s, the Russian Orthodox church has had a place in the history of rural Alaska. "A Legacy of Faith" looks at the beliefs, traditions, and people of the Russian Orthodox Church in Alaska. From St. Michael's Cathedral in Sitka, to St. Herman's Seminary in Kodiak, to an all-night Easter service in the village of Russian Mission.

Spanning four centuries on a joyful voyage of music and heritage, Seeking Salvation traces the history of the Black Church and considers its future in a changing society.

The Church of the Little Green Man is a conceptual art practice that emerged from the East Village performance art scene. From tiny clubs in the mid-nineteen eighties to a restored historical church in upstate New York, the CLGM has endured for thirty years. This is Mike Osterhout's church. His approach is raw, provocative and gleefully absurd. He's embraced his obscurity as a badge of honor. In his heart, however, he thrives on human connections. His devotion to his community has allowed him to create a home for his congregation and a safe place to transgress in the Catskills.

"This DVD is a must for every Christian. On this DVD, one of Dave Hunt’s excellent presentations is combined with many inserts inter alia footage shot at the Parliament of the World’s Religions which took place during 1 to 8 December 1999 in Cape Town, South Africa. "Dave Hunt clearly explains the difference between naturalism and supernaturalism. You see and hear many of the phenomena about which he speaks such as the occult practices which are so rampant in the Christian Church today. Besides this there are inserts of the prayers by ancestral worshippers, the presentation of the Earth Charter to former President Nelson Mandela, as well as those who worship Mother Earth and many more."

Grethi Birger is 17 years old - and now stands all alone in the world. Her mother, the great singer, has died in Paris and she has never known his father.

A lively community of Christians inhabit Fangshan, a remote rural town in Jiangsu Province. At the start of the millennium, a church was built there with support of local inhabitants' relatives from Taiwan. On Sundays, up to 900 people gather to worship, while spending most of their days maintaining a modest living as farmers. Their faith governs how they handle family conflicts, illnesses and other difficulties. Still, they must contend with constraining forces in their community, from ancient folk religious practices to laws forbidding evangelism.

In the summer of 2007, Gan Xiaoer led an independent film projection team, using projectors and self-made screens, to tour villages in Henan province to show his feature film "Raised from dust" for 8 times, and recorded the process. The 81-minute version of Church Cinema records only one stop, the Qiliying Church, where "Raised from dust" was shot.

Early Balkan footage.

A young priest arrives in a provincial town. Thanks to his unconventional approach to his role as a clergyman, he manages to show what true love for one's neighbor is. He buys a cafe where he starts feeding some visitors for free and listens to their dramatic and tangled stories. The lives of people, as well as the priest himself, begin to change drastically.

After Mao Zedong's wife is killed in Changsha in 1930 by Nationalist agents, his three children are sent to Shanghai and kept in hiding.