Produced by Platinum Disc, LLC.
80 minutes; released 2006.
A documentary about the Last Supper with information about the significance of each food eaten. Also includes a bonus feature, "The Miracle of the Holy Temple".
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
90 minutes; released 1994.
A six part television series in which Cardinal Christoph Schonborn explores the history and content of the Catechism. Includes an episode on the sacraments.
Directed by Misjel Vermeiren.
45 minutes; released 2001.
The St. Petersburg Choir performs a program of Orthodox chants by some of Russia's greatest 19th and 20th century composers in one of Eastern Europe's most beautiful churches.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
60-minute programs; released 2005.
Fr. John Corapi delivers a three-part series from EWTN on the significance of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday.
Directed by Richard Taylor.
100 minutes; released 2005.
Father Ron Rolheiser, a Missionary Oblate of Mary Immaculate and a world-renowned author, discusses the Eucharist and its meanings.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
30-minute episodes; released 2008.
Sister Joan Noreen examines the teachings of Saint Thomas Aquinas about the Eucharist.
Call Number: BX378 .B3 H36 1993 DVD SMC; BX378 .C6 P45 1993 DVD SMC; BX378 .M2 H64 1993 DVD SMC; BX378 .U5 H64 1994 DVD SMC
Directed by Nicholas J. Furris.
167 minutes; released 1993.
A documentary about the history, traditions, and sacraments of the Orthodox Church. Includes Baptism and Chrismation (46 min.; 1993), Penance (48 min.; 1993), Holy Matrimony (39 min.; 1993), Holy Unction (34 min.; 1994).
Directed by Jim McDermott.
40 minutes; released 2007.
The evolution of the mass, showing how it has been shaped and reshaped by times and cultures, by theologies and the arts.
Directed by Thomas Otten.
63 minutes; released 2004.
Our Lady of the Atonement Catholic Church in San Antonio, Texas, is the setting for the celebration of Mass according to the Anglican Use Liturgy as approved by the Holy See in 1987 as a variation of the Roman Rite within the Catholic Church.
Produced by Keep the Faith, Inc.
79 minutes; released 2004.
Sung mass according to the Tridentine missal with voice-over commentary by Archbishop Fulton Sheen.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
30-minute programs; released 1999.
Father Benedict Groeschel discusses the Catholic Church's rich history and teaching on devotion to Jesus Christ present in the Holy Eucharist.
Directed by John Carlos Frey.
31 minutes; released 2007.
The story of a Catholic chapel for mostly undocumented immigrants in a San Diego neighbourhood.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
28-minute episodes; released 2006.
Franciscan University of Steubenville professor Scott Hahn and author Mike Aquilina explore the relationship between the Mass and the Book of Revelation.
Directed by Walt Kasper.
32 minutes; released 2005.
An interactive video workshop combining the liturgical and spiritual aspects of being an effective lector with public speaking techniques. Designed by Audrey Sommers, lector trainer for the Archdiocese of Detroit.
Directed by Doug Fisher.
77 minutes; released 2006.
Father Himes uses the Lenten Sunday readings from John's Gospel to reflect on the meaning of baptismal faith.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
30-minute programs; released 2007.
Scott Hahn explores the vital link between the Bible and the liturgy, showing how scriptural texts have been tied to public worship from the time of the Jewish temple to the present day.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
30-minute episodes; released 2005.
Father James Dean speaks candidly with Greg and Julie Alexander, a young married couple who promote the blessings of a Christ-centered marriage in their ministry as marriage coaches.
Produced by Peniel Audio & Visual Services.
28-minute programs; released 1996.
Father Benedict Groeschel discusses the different ways people know and encounter Christ: through the sacraments, Scripture, and service to others.
Directed by Doug Fisher.
20-minute episodes; released 2005.
A series of ten programs presented by Father Michael Himes. Topics include grace, baptism, eucharist, reconciliation, and sacraments of vocation.
Directed by John Carlos Frey.
30 minutes; released 2008.
Each year a group of Catholics comes together for a con-celebration of the Eucharist simultaneously on both sides of the United States - Mexico border.
Directed by Fred Williams.
30-minute episodes; released 2002.
Father Frederick Miller discusses the priesthood, from it's beginnings with Christ's ministry on earth, through the reflection of the Early Church Fathers.
Directed by Father Joseph Fessio.
90 minutes; released 2006.
Seven popular Catholic speakers offer their insights into the Mass. Includes Father Joseph Fessio, SJ, Dr. Scott Hahn, Alex Jones, Father Mitch Pacwa, S.J., Br. Bob Fishman, Dr. Bob MacDonald, and Father William Casey.
Produced by Sacramental Films.
80 minutes; released 2007.
Presentation of a Requiem Mass offered for the souls of the Faithful Departed, by St. Peter Julian Eymard. Also features a meditation on the Seven Last Words of Christ.
Produced by 23rd Publications.
20 minutes; released 2005.
Kathleen Chesto looks at the development and history of the sacrament of anointing of the sick.
Produced by Pastoral Ministry Office, Eparchy of St. Josaphat.
40 minutes; released 2005.
An exploration of the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, based on the lectures of scholar and liturgist Robert Taft.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
390 minutes; released 2006.
Fr. Brian Mullady looks closely at the nature and necessity of the Seven Sacraments, grouping them into three categories (initiation, healing, service to the community) to reveal how they are "powers that come forth" from the Body of Christ.
Produced by Anchoright Productions.
120 minutes; released 2004.
This film documents a priest's first celebration of Mass as well as his thoughts on the experience.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
30-minute episodes; released 2006.
Dr. Scott Hahn and Mike Aquilina discuss how the sacraments are the ordinary means by which God directs the course of human history and of individual human lives.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
60 minutes; released 2005.
The Divine Liturgy (Holy Qurbono) of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church offered on July 26, 2006, in Irondale, Alabama, by the Most Reverend Joseph Mar Thomas, Apostolic Visitator of North America and Europe.
Produced by Journey Communications.
26 minutes; released 1985.
The story of Brother Roger and the community of monks he formed from Catholics and Protestants from across Europe and North America who live a communal life that is a sign of peace in the world today.
Produced by The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter.
60 minutes; released 1998.
Solemn high mass celebrated using the Tridentine missal at the Church of Saint Mary/Saint Anthony in Kansas City, Kansas, in January 1998.
Produced by Sacramental Films.
160 minutes; released 2005.
Presentation of High Mass on Holy Thursday and Solemn High Mass on the Feast of St. Cecelia, offered at St. Patrick's Church, Omaha, Nebraska.
Call Number: BX830 1962 .V234 1988 DVD pt.1-12 SMC
Directed by George Torok.
28-minute videocassettes; released 1988.
A series of documentaries about the Second Vatican Council. Tape 2 is about the liturgy.
Produced by the Eternal Word Television Network.
90 minutes; released 2005.
Father Antoine Thomas leads a group of children in lively discussions on the Mass, the Rosary, prayer, and Eucharistic adoration.
Directed by Edward Siebert.
30-minute episodes; released 2002.
Popular liturgist Father J-Glenn Murray shows the dynamic celebration of the Catholic liturgy.
Chants of Orthodox Easter.
The Easter Triduum.
The History and Holy Sacraments of Orthodox Christianity.
How to Make Orthodox Prosfora.
In the Presence of Our Lord.
Marriage Works in Christ.
Meeting with Christ.
The Syro-Malankara Liturgy.