Media Mindfulness Blog

Adding to the "National Treasure" film franchise comes a new series: "National Treasure: Edge of History." Starring Lisette Olivera, the show follows in its predecessors footstep of taking history as a starting point for a treasure hunt full of twists, turns, and a great villain. On Disney+ beginning December 14th.

If you're a parent of young children and find it difficult to find appropriate entertainment for your kids, you'll love THE WINGFEATHER SAGA. Based on the fantasy book series of the same name by Andrew Peterson, this new animated series just begs to be experienced together as a family.

Sr Nancy reviews the biographical aerial war drama, "Devotion" and reflects on how perseverance and determination can keep us focused on our values.

Can a streaming series on the life of Christ get better and better with each season? Absolutely! Season three of The Chosen reaches down deep into the human psyche of the Gospel characters to connect us emotionally to their story and their struggle to live the teachings of Jesus in their lives.

Tim Allen first donned the Santa Suit in The Santa Clause in 1994. Now, almost 30 years later, he's contemplating retirement in the new Disney+ series, The Santa Clauses.

Spirit Juice Studios and Catholic Athletes for Christ team up to tell the story of fellow Catholic and, now, Baseball Hall of Famer, Gil Hodges.

A film by the Knights of Columbus on Mother Teresa reaches new depths of her influence on the Church and the secular world. She is an intercessor for our time on what it means to love as Christ loves.

Sr. Orianne explores a surprising and powerful connection between an iconic scene of "Your Name" and the reality of our own baptismal names.

In Episode One of "Obi-Wan Kenobi," the Empire tracks Jedi, Obi-Wan by following his good deeds. The Grand Inquisitor tells how best to detect an escaped Jedi: “compassion leaves a trail.” Oh, that we would leave such a trail.

When life seems to hit us with one hard knock after another, what do we do? Father Stuart Long offers us an example of how to transform suffering in Mark Wahlberg's newest film and passion project.