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The Power and Presence of the Eucharist
The Power and Presence of the Eucharist This inspiring film begins with the Gospel accounts of how Jesus instituted the Eucharist. It shows how the sacrifices in the Old Testament prefigured the perfect sacrifice in Christ. It also covers the centrality of the Mass, the Real Presence, Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction.
DETAILS: (1 DVD – 42 minutes)
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Wonders at Fatima. Eucharistic miracles. Incorrupt bodies of Saints. The history of the Catholic Church is filled with miraculous events: from the miracles of Jesus Christ and the pivotal miracle of His Resurrection, through to the lives of the apostles and saints, and even into our current day. But what are miracles? What is their purpose? Are they true and real? And, if so, how should we respond to reports of miracles today?
AUTHOR: Fr Marcus Holden & Fr Andrew Pinsent
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En Avant
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Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin – regarded as one of the most important figures of the 19th century and one of England’s finest architects. Most famously known for designing the interiors of the Houses of Parliament and the Elizabeth Tower, or ‘Big Ben’, Pugin’s work also included the design of churches, monasteries, houses, hospitals, schools and rectories.
Pugin loved Ramsgate and the sea. As a devout and fervent Catholic convert, he was drawn to the town by its sacred association with St Augustine, the first Archbishop of Canterbury, who landed his ship here in 597AD. Narrated by ITN’s Alastair Stewart.
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An Introduction to Augustus Welby Pugin
Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin – regarded as one of the most important figures of the 19th century and one of England’s finest architects. Most famously known for designing the interiors of the Houses of Parliament and the Elizabeth Tower, or ‘Big Ben’, Pugin’s work also included the design of churches, monasteries, houses, hospitals, schools and rectories.
Pugin loved Ramsgate and the sea. As a devout and fervent Catholic convert, he was drawn to the town by its sacred association with St Augustine, the first Archbishop of Canterbury, who landed his ship here in 597AD. Narrated by ITN’s Alastair Stewart.
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Arise Once More
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Reviving Catholic Britain Beginning with the early arrivals of Christianity in Britain, this film takes you on a tour of Catholic history, through the Medieval period and the Reformation, the Second Spring, the Modern Crisis, and ends with “The Revival”. Commentary is provided by well-known speakers such as James and Joanna Bogle, Fr Marcus Holden….
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To Be a Pilgrim
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An ancient trail of pilgrimage runs through south-east England; a pathway along which so much of English identity converges. It is the way of St Thomas Becket, the martyr who stood up to a King and inspired Christendom. It is a route that drew countless pilgrims in ages past, captured the imagination of Chaucer and is reviving in our own time. This film follows Fr Marcus Holden and Fr Nicholas Schofield as they journey from London to Canterbury. Along the way they discover the story of St Thomas and some fascinating traditions…
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An ancient trail of pilgrimage runs through south-east England; a pathway along which so much of English identity converges. It is the way of St Thomas Becket, the martyr who stood up to a King and inspired Christendom. It is a route that drew countless pilgrims in ages past, captured the imagination of Chaucer and is reviving in our own time. This film follows Fr Marcus Holden and Fr Nicholas Schofield as they journey from London to Canterbury. Along the way they discover the story of St Thomas and some fascinating traditions…
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Discovering St Augustine’s
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Confession
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