This beautiful video from India shows how church members there serve as missionaries in different ways. Listen to the witness of those who teach children from the slums, provide outreach services to the poor, lead a choir, and pray.
Jerry Valenzuela began taking drugs in high school and became a habitual user until he began recovery in 2006. Listen to how the sacraments of reconciliation and the Holy Eucharist have allowed him to end his 20-year addiction.
Kyle and his father turn to the Sacrament of Reconciliation to overcome anger in their relationship.
Listen to key points describing the foundation of the church in this motivational and insightful short film that pulls from Sacred Scripture.
Finding inspiration from St. Francis' Canticle of the Creatures, this music video wonderfully weaves in images that express the joy found in creation and in being Catholic.
Children with special needs teach us how to love more fully. Narrated by the mom of an "extra special missionary," this video shows the challenges/joys of this calling, and reminds us that each child is a gift.
After looking at a fashion magazine a young girl prays that she be made beautiful like the magazine's models. See how God answers her prayer in this delightful video.
Play along with Steve, Vienna and Jake Tuna, the main character who becomes unconscious during a dodge ball game. Jake undergoes an examination of conscience in this fun video, which provides a great review of The 10 Commandments.
Confronted by vengeful people from his past, a bully experiences conversion and forgiveness after he prays and meets his guardian angel.
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Voting Tutorial:
Click on the image above to watch a short tutorial video with information on how to vote for your favorite film. PLEASE NOTE! The Instructions presented in the short video apply to both the 2012 short film contest on Natural Family Planning AND the 2013 "Share the Story" Contest.
