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Sister Hosea Rupprecht is a member of the Daughters of St. Paul, a religious community dedicated to evangelization with the media. She holds a Master of Theological Studies degree from the University of St. Michael’s College in Toronto and an MA in Media Literacy from Webster University in St. Louis. 

Sr. Hosea is director of the East Coast office of the Pauline Center for Media Studies, based in Staten Island, NY, and speaks on media literacy and faith to catechists, parents, youth, and young adults. Together with Father Chip Hines, she is the co-host of Searchlight, a Catholic movie review show on Catholic TV. Sr. Hosea is the author of How to Watch Movies with Kids: A Values-Based Strategy, released by Pauline Books & Media. 

For the past 15 years, she has facilitated various film dialogues for both children and adults, as well as given presentations on integrating culture, faith and media.

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One Life - multiplication of good

One Life - multiplication of good

Nicholas Winton seems to have been a man who could move others to action by his conviction and enthusiasm for doing what is right. The new film, "One Life," directed by James Hawes, celebrates that one person who decides to do what is right in the face of great suffering can, indeed, change the world for the better. In theaters beginning on March 15th.
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Freud's Last Session - Patient Listening

Freud's Last Session - Patient Listening

There's no proof that Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis ever met but we do know that Freud asked an Oxford don to visit him shortly before his death. That fact made playwright Mark St. Germain imagine that Lewis was the mysterious visitor. His off-Broadway play is now "Freud's Last Session" starring Anthony Hopkins as Freud and Matthew Goode as C.S. Lewis.
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Trolls Band Together - Harmony in Imperfection

Trolls Band Together - Harmony in Imperfection

From a strictly film viewpoint, I think it's about time Dreamworks hung up the Trolls franchise. "Trolls Band Together," the third outing, is as colorful and glittery as the last ones. Kids will still enjoy the upbeat music and dancing and they'll even get a good dose of a message they need so desperately to hear in today's results-oriented culture: you don't have to be perfect to be in harmony with others.
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