Skellig Michael is naturally an amazing place on earth. It has greatly inspired us, especially in the production of our first comic book series, Finnian and the Seven Mountains. –> Download a FREE preview of Finnian and the Seven Mountains today! However, it’s a difficult place to reach as the weather is hard to predict and […]
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Opening on May 10, 2019, the new bio-pic entitled “Tolkien” takes a unique look at the life of the popular Catholic author. The official synopsis describes what the movie will include: TOLKIEN explores the formative years of the orphaned author as he finds friendship, love and artistic inspiration among a group of fellow outcasts at
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Recently we posted a brief survey to get your input on what should be our next comic book series. Many of you responded and the overwhelming response was to produce a comic book series focused on the extraordinary life of Joan of Arc. While the “Maid of Orleans” has been featured in numerous films, television series and
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The following painting is an oil on canvas, of the steps leading up to the lighthouse on Rottnest Island in Perth, Western Australia. For more information: Online Gallery www.bluethumb.com/katie-quinn Online Shop www.etsy.com/au/shop/KQAGreetingCards
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Instead of running away from their failures like Luke Skywalker, medieval monks travelled in a small boat seven miles off the coast of Ireland to a destination that fulfilled their deepest longings. In particular there are three chief motivations. Here is the first. In the centuries following Saint Patrick’s missionary campaign in Ireland, there grew a
I can’t remember how I came across the comics of Ben Hatke. I think I was googling Catholic cartoonists and his name popped up. It probably took me a year to buy one of his books due to the fact that I am a horrible cheap skate. The book was called Zita the Spacegirl. I was
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Is the Church like Gotham City, diseased and dysfunctional and in need of purification from within, or is the Church like Metropolis, virtuous and whole and in need of protection from outside threats? Does Christ raise different saints within the Church at different times and if so what can we learn about the talents and
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Catholic Social Teaching is the Church’s instruction manual on how to live a Christ-centered life. It guides us in being the light of the world, the salt of the earth, the leaven which helps our society grow toward bringing about the Kingdom of God. In this seven-part series, we’ll examine the Seven Themes of Catholic
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It would be an understatement to say that there has been an explosion in movies about superheroes in the last several years, especially in the last decade or so. This sharp rise in popularity has been so drastic that such movies have now garnered their own genre: “superhero movies.” This incredible spike in interest in
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When I was a much younger moviegoer, one of my cinematic coming-of-age moments was seeing Signs, the alien invasion thriller directed by M. Night Shyamalan. I was twelve years old, and at that point in my life it was easily the most frightening film I’d ever experienced. Especially on a big screen in the company
M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Glass’: Monsters, Martyrdom, and the Triumph of the Supernatural Read More »
