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Jason Jones launches Movie to Movement to move Hollywood toward positive storytelling
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John W. Kennedy
Here’s today’s dispatch from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. Jason Jones creates a website empowering the audience to support positive movies. The producer of the critically-acclaimed Bella (the pro-life film won the 2007 People’s Choice Award at the Toronto Film Festival) has come up with an innovative website called Movie to Movement, designed…
Website, films recount the miracle at Fatima witnessed 94 years ago today
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John W. Kennedy
Here are today’s dispatch from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. The Day the Sun Danced. Today (October 13) is the 94th anniversary of an event known as the “Miracle of the Sun,” the spectacular 1917 event that marked the final apparition of the Virgin Many in Fatima, Portugal to Francisco and Jacinta Marto…
Mel Gibson’s Maccabbee controversy + Writer-Director Jim Hanon talks about making “Little Town of Bethlehem”
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John W. Kennedy
Here are today’s dispatches from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. 1. Rabbi David Wolpe takes on Mel Gibson’s Maccabbee movie. Writing in The Hollywood Reporter, The respected Jewish scholar of Sinai Temple in West Los Angeles says: Apparently it is not enough for Gibson to dislike Jews. He must also expropriate their heroes.…
“Little Town of Bethlehem,” examining Middle East peace efforts, makes its online debut via Beliefnet
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John W. Kennedy
Here ‘a today’s dispatch from the crossroads of faith, media and culture. 1.Beliefnet tackles Israeli – Palestinian conflict. Beliefnet is hosting a special online event tomorrow night (Wednesday, 9/21) @ 7 PM ET focusing on efforts to pursue violent answers to the intractable tensions that between Israelis and Palestinians. The event will begin with the…
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