Media Mindfulness Blog

Sr. Allison shares a simple and yet profound way to pray for the musicians who have most deeply touched our lives.

Taking time to reflect on the media we read, watch, view, and respond to is the easiest—and best—way to start. Putting that media in dialogue with the Word of God is invaluable in helping us grow as disciples of Christ.

Manifest looks at the topic of faith and finding meaning in a world where, at times, there may not seem to be any meaning.

Today's documentary films are often accessible and compelling. If you have never been a fan of documentary films, here are three good reasons to give them a try.

The classic film about Archbishop Oscar Romero is re-mastered just in time for the canonization of this bishop who stood for the poor, even at the expense of his own life.

What if you could transform your relationship with the media world?

A conversation with Sister Nancy Usselmann, FSP, Director of the Pauline Center for Media Studies, about her new book,  A Sacred Look: Becoming Cultural Mystics.

A summer watch list for your family: the top five animated family films of this century that are not just entertaining, but have something "extra" to inspire and nurture your family spiritually.

A summer watch list for your family: the top ten animated family films of this century that are not just entertaining, but have something "extra" to inspire and nurture your family spiritually.

In the second season, this Netflix series addresses some of society's most unspoken issues including: bullying, sexual assault, and rape. How can we help our teens know God's grace in the midst of the sin that lives within us?