After reviewing over 100 Catholic films, I decided to rate the the top 12.

Throughout the last 2,000 years, Catholics have been amazed by the many and various miracles associated with the Eucharist. What does the Bible say about the Eucharist? What sort of miracles have been documented and are they believable? Have Eucharist miracles been examined by scientists and skeptics? Find out now!

What role did Pope John Paul II play in the fall of Communism? Here we examine the Communist ideology. Why I believe in Socialism but vehemently reject Communism. Why Communism and predatory Capitalism harm society. Communist atrocities of the 20th century.

Another great selection of films that will interest Catholics.

Examining the tragic apostasy of God’s chosen kings: Solomon, Jeroboam and Rehoboam, and ancient Israel’s Great Schism. How they prefigured Christ’s flight to Egypt from Herod. The lessons we can learn today.

Zealous traditional Catholics express their concern over those who take communion (the Eucharist) in an unworthy manner. They claim that taking communion in the hand is an abuse of the Eucharist and is spiritually harming the church. How did the early church take the Eucharist? What do the early church fathers say? How did God regulate the eating of consecrated bread/manna in the Old Testament? What has the church authority said on this matter? Did Mother Teresa really say that communion in the hand was the world's greatest problem? Find out now! PS, I forgot to give my reference for St. Cyprian’s quote: it is Letter 55:9.

Can people ignorant of Christ and his church, but with a sincere, pure heart get into heaven? If so, why do we do evangelism? What is the right balance between saying most people go to heaven or saying only members of the Catholic Church? Find out now!

A public debate on the status of Mary. The Protestant vs. Catholic view.

There’s a sect called the Unitarian-Universalist Church which think that God saves all people and hell is not forever. Are they correct? What does the Bible say?

Did Judas Iscariot die as the “devil” and “son of perdition” that Jesus described him as? Did he truly repent or was it just insincere regret? Is there hope that he was truly repentant or is suicide the unforgivable sin? Find out now!