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Based on the novel, 'Faraway Home' is a story of two young Jewish children sent by their parents away from Nazi occupied Austria during World War 2, on the Kindertransport, where they end up at a Jewish refugee farm in Northern Ireland.

The film centers on teens who compete for best performer of the summer while at Next Level, a specialized dance/hip-hop/songwriting performing arts program.

Kevin Matthews is a Chicago radio legend whose impersonations, pranks, and comedy brought entertainment to millions, but it was a divine encounter at a dumpster that would ultimately bring him the joy and happiness he was seeking.

"I see Christ in you." This one simple statement of faith moves Robert from worrying more about what his friends think to seeing Christ in himself and others. The inspiring story of a rebellious teen belligerently performing community service and how he is challenged by a nursing home resident to be Christ to others. A modern drama, depicting "The Presentation in the Temple" from the life of Jesus.

Crucifixion parable set during Korean War.

The Passion of Jesus starting with His arrest and trial that was shot near Madrid and features narration by Sebastion Cabot. Jesus' face is never seen but in the English version he is voiced by veteran Hollywood actor Macdonald Carey.

Finding Mary: Based on the Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, this inspiring film follows teenager Jess as she discovers that she is adopted. She goes in search of her birth parents and learns how each of us is connected to the entire Body of Christ, and how our good works will always live on.

Family Dinner is the story of 15-year-old Cristina who gets caught planning to sneak out to a party with Lukas, a popular senior she has been secretly seeing. Her parents are angry but Cristina begs them to reconsider. They are willing to relent but only after they all meet Lukas ... but who has time for that? Cristina promises to help each family member with their projects to free up their schedules for a family dinner. Lukas is not enthused about having dinner with the family. Will Lukas even come? This modern and entertaining drama is about learning the nature of true love and the selfless service Christ's love calls us to share in The Institution of the Eucharist.

Five single people try to figure out dating in the age of social media, texting, hanging out and hooking up.

Documentary tribute on the life and accomplishments of Father Patrick Peyton.

Follows an Irish immigrant dreaming with becoming a millionaire but ending up championing a family message.

Join Patrick and Katie on thrilling time travel adventures. When bells chime, twins Patrick and Katie are whisked away to exciting times and places where they meet real-life heroes who shaped history - the saints. Packed with adventure, fun, and heart, Chime Travelers will inspire and entertain the whole family.

Skilled in martial arts, Victor (17) must learn to harness his anger - and his gift - or risk expulsion and repercussions to his family.

In an era when gender discrimination in sports was the norm, Coach Selvig built a “house” of inclusion and empowerment at the University of Montana by recruiting female athletes from ranches, farms and Native reservations.

For her class, 16-year-old Cristina is assigned 40 hours of service at a charitable organization. She selects a soup kitchen, André Center, thinking she can butter some bread, chop some vegetables, hide in the kitchen and get this over with. Rose, the veteran coordinator of André Center, insists that if Cristina is going to serve there, she must interact with the guests. Cristina begins her assignment awkwardly but eventually befriends other volunteers and guests, including another teenager, Kat, a charismatic volunteer. Kat and Cristina become quick friends ... even as Kat relapses into dangerous habits.

To answers to your questions about Catholic thought, spirituality and practice, we've assembled a team of witty writers, appealing hosts and learned theologians to produce a collection of videos that entertain, enlighten and inspire.

Down from the Mountaintop is a powerful drama for teens and families that relates to scripture and the fourth Luminous Mystery of the Rosary, The Transfiguration, when Christ's disciples wished that they too could stay on the mountaintop. This is the story of shy, music-loving Adam McGlinn, the new kid in town, who gets talked into going on a youth group retreat. "Go, meet people," his parents say. He reluctantly agrees and arrives at the mountain retreat center, guitar in hand. He is welcomed enthusiastically by the teens in the music group. Adam not only grows close to this new community of friends but feels a spiritual connection to God and the Church. Then the weekend retreat ends. In his new fervor, Adam resolves to start a Christian band at his public high school, only to discover that his new "friends" have returned to their routines, his parents don't get it and his sister Emily makes fun of him. Discouraged, Adam wonders if his encounter with God was just an illusion.

When 17-year old Taylor loses her brother to school violence, she must choose between living in anger or making a difference.