What does the humble suffering of Anthony Mary Claret, Archbishop of Spain from the 19th century, have to say to us today? During complicated times and political upheaval, he preached Christ in season and out of season, while being slandered during life and long after his death.

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.

Unaware of the reasons for his removal as bishop, the Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Nektarios, is exiled from Alexandria, Egypt to Athens, Greece without a diocese or means to support himself. His life is one of intense interior suffering from constant persecution, but also of most admirable holiness.

Romantic comedies have been pretty sad of late and "Marry Me" doesn't do much to change that. Having said that, the film does have its sweet moments and just might be a reminder to be on the lookout for the unexpected things in life. Sometimes, those surprises are just what God uses to get our attention.

Channing Tatum's directorial debut centers around an injured veteran and a military dog, both of whom need healing and grace. They're on a journey together to discover life anew beyond the pain.

Written and directed by Kenneth Branagh, this semi-autobiographical historical drama follows 9-year-old Buddy, his parents, older brother, and grandparents as their lives change drastically when their quiet neighborhood in Belfast turns violent on August 15, 1969.

When I heard that a remake of "West Side Story" was being done, apprehension abounded. Why mess with a classic? After all, the 1961 film won ten Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actress for Rita Moreno in the role of Anita. But if anyone could pull it off it was Steven Spielberg.

The healing of a father-son relationship, not unlike the one in the story of the Prodigal Son, drives the new film, "The Man From Nowhere," now available on Pure Flix and Amazon Prime Video. Written by Chris Dowling and Matt Green, who also directs, the story finds two troubled men struggling to come to grips with their fractured bond.

When First Sergeant Charles Monroe King is deployed to Iraq, he leaves behind his fiancée and six-month-old son, Jordan. While away he writes letters to his son in a journal, which prove to be his last testament to help his son become a man, rooted in faith and family values. Based on the true story of Dana Canedy and her relationship with a hero.

The makers of the popular "Sing" now return with "Sing 2" and Buster Moon who overcomes obstacles to push his dreams even further. All the while, he learns the most important lessons are finding joy in the moment and the people around you.