This powerful EWTN original docu-drama, filmed on location in the Czech Republic and the United States, explores the life and times of St. John Neumann, the 4th Bishop of Philadelphia. It tells of his early life in the Czech Republic, his ministry as a Redemptorist priest, and his appointment as the Bishop of Philadelphia in 1852. St. John Neumann was a zealous missionary, and the founder of Catholic education in the United States. He initiated 40 Hours Devotions in every parish in Philadelphia, founded an order of sisters, and built over 80 new churches during his episcopacy. He accomplished all this and more before dying at just 48 years old, and is the first US Bishop to be canonized a saint.

 

 

 

Important Catholic Christian Documentary Films on DVD

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

Convinced

Extreme Mercy II
The Expanded Fr. Donald Calloway Conversion Story

The First American

The Face of Mercy

Footprints of God: Abraham
Father of Faith and Works

Helena
First Pilgrim of the Holy Land

The Hidden Rebellion
The Untold Story of the French Revolution

Happiness, Suffering, and the Love of God
Author: Fr. Robert Spitzer, SJ

Into My Arms

Irreplaceable - What is Family?

Mother Teresa: All for Jesus

One Generation Away

The Original Image of Divine Mercy
The Untold Story of an Unknown Masterpeice

PovertyCure

Priest, Prophet, King

Saint John Neumann

Uncommon Grace: The Life of Flannery O'Connor
The Life of Flannery O'Connor