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Violence, sacrifice and redemption: they are all present in Jimmy McGovern's compelling prison drama 'Time', says Andy Drozdziak.
"Fatima" is an intelligent, realistic but ultimately bleak film, which highlights the messiness of apparitions, says Kristina Cooper.
Oscar-winning film 'The Father' is well worth watching, and offers great insights into dementia, says Kristina Cooper.
Andy Drozdziak caught up with singer-songwriter Matt Dean, who is asking if we are awake to God 's gift of new life in Christ on his excellent, innovative new album, "Metanoia".
Stefan Smart's "I Am Mark" is a unique, dramatic public re-telling of Mark’s Gospel, says Alastair McIver.
Inspired by John Paul II's Theology of the Body, Esther Corrigan introduces Eternity Project, a new initiative which seeks to create a culture in which the dignity of every person is upheld.
In uncertain days, Julie Hughes and Brenda Ackroyd share poems to bring the hope and joy of the Gospel to life.
One Hope Project helped Catholics all over the world encounter Jesus in new ways in their Gather Online sessions during lockdown, as Pippa Baker explains.
In our busy, frantic lives, it's essential to follow God's call and rest radically, says Hannah Heath.
In these unprecedented days, many have turned to poetry for comfort and inspiration. Fr Ryan Service explores three poems which reveal God's place in our world.