I hope everyone has a wonderful and blessed Christmas!!

This is a great video. Enjoy:

This is a great video:

This is a great video of St. Monica's medical mission in Hinche, Haiti. You can learn more and support their efforts by visiting: http://www.saintmonicasinhaiti.com

This is a great video about Eucharistic Adoration that is targeted to college students and other young adults. The message is good for all ages to hear:

AdorationU.com from Cardinal Newman Society on Vimeo.

In 1220, St. Anthony was preaching conversion to the inhabitants of Padua when a young nobleman, Luke Belludi, came up to him and humbly asked to receive the habit of the followers of St. Francis. Anthony liked the talented, well-educated Luke and personally recommended him to St. Francis, who then received him into the Franciscan Order.

For more information please see the video below and http://www.americancatholic.org/Features/Saints/saint.aspx?id=1301

This is a good video about Catholics Answers Live.

The Catholicism Project recently released a highlight video of their upcoming movie that is scheduled to be release in September this year.

I first heard about this on Mathew Warner's blog Fallible Blogma. Please watch the video below:

Great message in this video.

This little girl is very talented:

I came across this on the Ad Dominum blog this morning. God's greatest gift to us:

The National Geographic Channel will premier a three part series 12/21/2010 called Living in the Time of Jesus:

I am really looking forward to watching this DVD:

This is the first time I've made an audio slideshow. This is why I am Catholic:

Another telling of the nativity story through social media. This one got to me a bit more than A Digital Nativity.

Should we avoid using "Xmas"? This video taught me some things I never knew:

The Nativity Story if it took place today with the availability of the Internet and social media:

A simple reminder of what Christmas is all about.

Short video with a great message.

This is a nice YouTube presentation on the Secular Franciscan Order.