Our Lady's Tears: New Our Lady's Tears Production

Thursday, August 20, 2009

New Our Lady's Tears Production

THEOLOGY OF HUMAN SUFFERING DOCUMENTARY TRAILER from David James on Vimeo.

Our Lady's Tear's LLC has recently completed its second production - the trailer can be viewed above. This documentary is complimentary to our movie on the life of St. Germaine Cousin. This production examines our current society's problems with venereal disease and obesity as reflections of our growing Godlessness and lack of willingness to suffer, then presents the Catholic theology of redemptive suffering.

4 comments:

Cleghornboy said...: May the Sacred Heart of Jesus bless this project with success. I pray ask this through the intercession of Our Lady of La Salette.; 8/21/2009 08:14:00 AM
Cleghornboy said...: Sanctus, I have included a link to your independent Catholic film company. Forgive me for not doing so earlier. I have been extremely busy as of late. I will do my best to help promote.

God love you sister!; 8/22/2009 09:27:00 AM
pml said...: How can one purchase the two video productions?; 8/22/2009 03:11:00 PM
Sanctus Belle said...: Thank you Paul!

pml : go to the website and click on products and you can buy the documentary, the feature film on the life of St. Germaine is not completed but only a short right now - we're in the process of fund raising and taking investors for the film completion so pray for this please.; 8/25/2009 11:05:00 AM

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St. Winifred

Also St. Gwenfrewy or Winefride, she was the daughter of a Welsh nobleman, Tyfid ap Eiludd. Her suitor, Caradog, was enraged when she decided to become a nun, and decapitated her. Her head rolled downhill, and, where it stopped, a healing spring appeared. Winefride's head was subsequently rejoined to her body due to the efforts of her maternal uncle, Saint Beuno, and she was restored to life. She later became a nun and abbess at Gwytherin in Denbighshire, and Caradog, cursed by St. Beuno, melted into the ground. She died 660.