In order, he lists It’s A Wonderful Life, The Sound Of Music, Ordinary People, and La Vita È Bella ( Life Is Beautiful ).

Pope Leo XIV revealed his favorite movies, from Christmas classics to moving Christian stories of love, hope and sacrifice.

On Nov. 1, the Catholic Church celebrates the solemnity of All Saints, a day in which all who have attained eternal life in heaven are honored and celebrated. The Catholic Church has tens of thousands ...

For more than 50 years, ABC, with very few exceptions, has offered "The Ten Commandments" as the network's featured film for Holy Week. Nothing says "Easter" like a showdown between Moses, the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Pope Leo XIV came to become head of the Catholic Church by way of Chicago. You’d expect him to be well versed in ...

Pope Leo, who is scheduled to host some of Hollywood's finest at the Vatican, dished on his favorite films during a recent interview with Variety.

“Nosferatu” (1922), directed by F. W. Murnau and written by Henrik Galeen, is a foundational classic of the horror genre. But it also holds the distinction of being the only horror film recommended by ...

The Catholic Movie Club is a short weekly essay pulling out spiritual themes in our favorite films. You can discuss the movies with other readers in the comments on this page or in our Facebook group.

Priests and nuns are movie buffs, too. Among them are England's Father Peter Malone, and Sister Rose Pacatte of the Daughters of St. Paul, who lives in Los Angeles. They think flicks can pep up ...