From formerly enslaved runaway to revered saint, St. Moses the Black's life tells a story of radical redemption. Now, Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese brings the tale of the ...

Saint Moses, Archbishop of Novgorod (1325-1330, 1352-1359), in the world Metrophanes, was born at Novgorod. In his youth he secretly left his home and entered Tver’s Otroch monastery, where he became ...

In “Moses the Black,” Omar Epps plays a man who has built his life on fear and loyalty, only to realize that the power he commands might be destroying the people he loves most. The film asks whether ...

St. John Vianney, pictured in a stained-glass window, is widely known to Catholics as the Cure d'Ars who won over the hearts of his villagers in France by visiting with them, teaching them about God ...

There’s little to no precedent for crime thrillers explicitly tying their plots to a particular saint’s story of repentance in the way religious biographies do. It’s even stranger when the combination ...

For years, the entertainment industry—Hollywood, in particular—has always had a complex relationship with faith. Too often, religion rarely reflects how belief actually shapes people’s daily lives.

Hollywood is rediscovering the Bible. Two competing movies about Moses – both by well-known producers – are making a play to become the next chapter of the century-long love affair between the ...