Heart of a Servant: The Father Flanagan Story

This documentary is an incredible and inspirational true story of an amazing man. Fr. Flanagan was a man of God who had done so much for others. As a high school teacher, I am in contact with kids all day long. They come with all sorts of challenges and struggles. Seeing Fr. Flanagan´s commitment to caring for the youth, I felt overwhelmed by his generosity, love and compassion for them. The documentary inspires me to become the best version of myself. We all need to focus more on people in need and fight for the weak ones. Fr. Flanagan is an example of calling people to be a saint. Well done!

This was a wonderful film! I only knew a little about Father Flanagan and this documentary revealed so many things that I never knew.

What an amazing man and an amazing film that tells more about his remarkable life!

The details, directing, and filmography were impeccable. With a focus on his entire life, the film wove an interesting narrative that focused on Father Flanagan's mission. The interviews were also done very well and gave insights into the man who was Father to all in Boys Town and "America's number one dad."

After seeing this film, Boys Town is on my list of places to visit. Well done film and everyone (even if documentaries aren't normally your thing!) should watch it!

Father Edward J. Flanagan is perhaps best known as the founder of Boys Town and for being portrayed by Spencer Tracy in the 1938 Oscar-winning Boys Town film.

The Heart of a Servant: The Story of Father Flanagan brought to life once again by Rob Kaczmark, the President & CEO at Spirit Juice Studios is a must see...They do the story and the legacy of the man justice!....America needs heroes and Father Flanagan was just that, a hero

Also worth noting, keep an eye on Spirit Juice Studio.. They are putting out high quality content...America has gotten too used to "cheesy" Christian productions..... Spirit Juice breaks the mold......First-Class all the way!

Joe Reciniello The Frontline with Joe & Joe Veritas Catholic Network.

When I decided to watch Heart of a Servant - The Father Flanagan Story, I never imagined it would have such a profound impact on my life. The film was not only well-crafted and captivating, but when approached with an open heart, it had the power to inspire a deeper commitment to helping the less fortunate.

Father Flanagan was such an extraordinary man that if I hadn't seen the film I probably would not have believed that one individual could possess such strength and courage to face and overcome the many challenges that stood so heavily against him.

Father Flanagan not only had a heart of a Servant but he had a Heart of a Father. He was the type of father most dreamed of having. He cared for those children as if they were his own. He stood up for them when no one else would.

This film has the power to change your heart and your life. It will inspire you to do more for those in need and leave you feeling awed, encouraged, hopeful, and grateful that someone like Father Flanagan once walked among us-a man who humbly allowed himself to be used by God in such a meaningful way.

After watching this film, I can only hope and pray that I, too, can fulfill God's purpose for my life with the same humility and grace that Father Flanagan exemplified.

I wholeheartedly encourage you to watch this film-you won't be disappointed.

I grew up knowing about Fr. Flanigan and Boys Town. I saw the movie Boys Town on TV when I was about 4. But this was no dry documentary telling us things we already knew. This piece was lovingly created by people who took the time to find out who he truly was. To go to the town where he was born. To interview people who knew him or had connections to him. The creators wove and blended his story with words and pictures that left me feeling that I knew him. This man and all he stood for. This is how I was raised to be a good American. I would like every American to see this. To remind us of who we were, who we are, and who we can be. I did not know what to expect seeing this film, but I did not expect this.