We wanted to find out more about Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman so who better to speak to than Newman scholar and Clifton Diocese priest Fr Peter Cornwell.

Part Two: Fr Peter Cornwell helps us get to know the great Englishman whose ministry touched so many.

Originally produced by cliftondiocese.com.

We wanted to find out more about Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman so who better to speak to than Newman scholar and Clifton Diocese priest Fr Peter Cornwell.

Part One: Fr Peter Cornwell introduces us to the man Pope Benedict XVI beatified in Cofton Park, Birmingham, in September 2010.

Originally produced by cliftondiocese.com.

'Let Us Adore Him' is a podcast series that explores 'Adoremus' - the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage and Congress taking place in Liverpool from 7 - 9 September 2018.

For our third podcast we're listening to how two younger people approach Eucharistic Adoration and prayer. Today our guests are Marie-Louise and George.

As we travel on a journey of faith through Christ's passion, death and resurrection, this podcast series - 'Lent and Easter at the Movies' - takes us to the cinema as Fr Peter Malone MSC relates a series of thought-provoking movies to the day's Gospel reading.

Ash Wednesday - Chocolat (2000)

"Chocolat tells the story of people in a French village in 1959. The mayor really lets people know [that he is virtuous]. In the end it's too much for him and and he's rather repressed himself and indulges in chocolates - he's revealed as something of a hypocrite. Jesus actually says if you do parade yourself then you are a hypocrite."

As we travel on a journey of faith through Christ's passion, death and resurrection, this podcast series - 'Lent and Easter at the Movies' - takes us to the cinema as Fr Peter Malone MSC relates a series of thought-provoking movies to the day's Gospel reading.

First Sunday of Lent - Jesus (1999) TV

"In showing [the film Jesus] to groups doing courses on film and spirituality or people in parishes, I find this portrayal of Jesus by Jeremy Sisto is one of their favourites. It's contemporary but I think it shows a lot of the humanity but also the depths leading to divinity in the person of Jesus. It may go out of fashion, as I suppose images of Jesus do, but for the moment, it's one I'd recommend."

As we travel on a journey of faith through Christ's passion, death and resurrection, this podcast series - 'Lent and Easter at the Movies' - takes us to the cinema as Fr Peter Malone MSC relates a series of films to the day's Gospel reading. You will find an audio review for the Sundays of Lent and Easter. We also have a podcast for each day of Holy Week and other key dates.

As we travel on a journey of faith through Christ's passion, death and resurrection, this podcast series - 'Lent and Easter at the Movies' - takes us to the cinema as Fr Peter Malone MSC relates a series of thought-provoking movies to the day's Gospel reading.

Third Sunday of Lent - Jesus of Montreal (1989)

"Jesus of Montreal is very much a film showing a portrait of Jesus via excerpts from a Passion Play but also a contemporary story where the central character is a Christ-figure and does 'Jesus-like' things that people can recognise and understand the meaning of the Gospel. Here is a film by a director brought up a Catholic, from Montreal, who said in a documentary 'you can't do a Jesus film as we don't know enough about him' who has produced this very fine Jesus film."

As we travel on a journey of faith through Christ's passion, death and resurrection, this podcast series - 'Lent and Easter at the Movies' - takes us to the cinema as Fr Peter Malone MSC relates a series of thought-provoking movies to the day's Gospel reading.

Fifth Sunday of Lent - The Burning Season (1994) TV

"I'd recommend The Burning Season as a film about social justice - the issues are still contemporary. It's a fine performance by Raul Julia and it very strongly illustrates the text of the Gospel for this Sunday and Lent."

As we travel on a journey of faith through Christ's passion, death and resurrection, this podcast series - 'Lent and Easter at the Movies' - takes us to the cinema as Fr Peter Malone MSC relates a series of thought-provoking movies to the day's Gospel reading.

Palm Sunday - The Passion of the Christ (2004)

"It needs to be reiterated that this is a film and that the screenplay is a 'version' of the Gospel stories with no claim to be a Gospel. This use of the four Gospels means that there are different perspectives on the Jews of the time in each Gospel. Matthew's Gospel presupposes detailed knowledge of the Jewish scriptures and sees Jesus as the fulfilment of prophecy. Hence the more 'apocalyptic' scenes at his death. Mark and Luke look on from the outside, Luke writing for readers familiar with Greek and Roman ways of storytelling."

As we travel on a journey of faith through Christ's passion, death and resurrection, this podcast series - 'Lent and Easter at the Movies' - takes us to the cinema as Fr Peter Malone MSC relates a series of thought-provoking movies to the day's Gospel reading.

Monday of Holy Week - Okuribito (Departures) - 2008

"We are fascinated with the repetition of this ceremony of preparation for burial, the ritual meticulously the same, but the response of the mourners so different – and we realise that the manager and Daigo are contributing to a sense of human dignity and an acknowledgement of the life of the dead person as well as the survivors."