Recommended Pro-Life Videos & Films

NOTE: Many of these videos can be borrowed from the PCUC office.

Troubadour of God’s Peace. Leonardo Defilippis.

28 min. When Johnny meets someone totally out of his world, he lands in a mine field of questions and choices. Honest and highly entertaining film looks at decisions every teen needs to make about sex.

The film is designed for parents, pastors, and youth leaders to watch with their teens. Discussion on sexuality and what the Bible says. Doesn’t threaten, doesn’t preach doesn’t beg. Presented by Concerned Women for America (CWA).

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40 min. In 1974, 17-year-old became pregnant and considered abortion. Her family rallied, and she had the baby and gave her for adoption. Later, married with four children, she started a file of letters, pictures and mementos, all available to her unknown daughter.

In this presentation, taped before a live audience, Anita tells her story and shares insights about God’s desire to know and be known by his children. 

www.visionvideo.com
www.catholicvideo.com or call 1-800-476-2492

118 min. Winner of three Academy Awards. How a loving, cheerful man deals with the horrors of WWII as they threaten to overcome his life and his love for his wife and child.

PG-13

45 min. A Christian worker, his family, and a nurse friend investigate throughout North America to uncover the truth about the birth control pill. Teens and older.

90 minutes. Young woman on the elevator of success. The only thing stopping her is an unexpected pregnancy. Torn between life and death, she is visited by a mysterious stranger who foretells the coming of three visions that will challenge her heart.

Added “Special Features”: Behind the scenes, Trailers. Commentary. Teens and up.  

www.christiancinema.com/catalog 

Talks by Fr. Frank Pavone.  Inspiring for all ages.

Leonardo & Patti Defilippis. Poem of love from the Scriptures. Patti and Leonardo, in an idyllic natural setting, present a prayerful meditation on the love of the bridegroom and bride. With a combination of music and dramatic interpretation, they capture many levels of symbolic meaning the “the sublime song.” No time given.