100 Movies Every Catholic Should See
Joe Wilson, Dean Robbins, Samuel Morales, Ben Marsh, Louis Culloton, Charles Scott, Maximilian Weidenkopf, Cameron DeLaFleur, Michael J. Gerardi, Josh Forbes, Mitch McCurren, Harry S Cole, Edward Scott, Alex San Luis, Diego AmaroMade by a group of young Catholics who love and appreciate film, with the goal of promoting edifying works of cinema in the hope of inspiring more young Catholics to take up the challenge of John Paul II to move forward in the New Evangelization.
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| Issues | 367 | Subscribers | Read | 100catholicmovies.substack.com |
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Catholic. Husband. Historian. Film connoisseur. Contributing editor at 100catholicmovies.substack.com. Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/wilsonej21/
Dean Robbins is a media critic currently residing in Pittsburgh, PA. In 2023, he ran the Substack publication DC Culture Review while a student in the city.
Graduate of Christendom College with a B.A. in English Language & Literature. Devout Catholic and Passionate Film Enthusiast.
Ben Marsh lives in Front Royal, Virginia.
I'm a Catholic husband and Intervention Specialist who is exceptionally passionate about cinema as an art form. I've been consistent in watching a wide variety of films from across the globe and try my hardest to promote as much as I can.
Just a simple man trying to make my way through the universe. Letterboxd: Mweid53
Husband, father, searching for the true, the good and the beautiful through film, art, music and God’s creation.
Michael is an attorney. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia.
Husband, Father, and Theology major with a passion for movies, Eastern Catholicism, board games, Nintendo, and the pursuit of excellence. From AZ now in VA.
Catholic husband and homeschooling father passionate about theology, film, and sports.
Harry is a graduate of Christendom College ('22) and is currently studying for a PhD in literature at the University of Dallas.
in progress
Culture vulture. Likes cats, art, reactionary politics, indie pop, stupid humor. Agnostic about ghosts.
Catholic from the Midwest. Recipient of a B.A. in English and Philosophy from Holy Apostles College & Seminary. Admirer of film and imaginative literature. An aspiring writer.
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