The Young Pope: A State of Grace is Fleeting, to Sin Divine!
Series 1, Episodes 1 & 2 of The Young Pope directed by Paolo Sorrentino starring Jude Law, is about a pontiff who embraces the concept of to sin as being divine
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Opus Anglicanum – Decorative Needlework, Lauding the Divine
The historical aspect of decorative needlework from medieval times is both diverse and full of richness, as humankind gained a new interest in the visible world. An exhibition in London at the V & A Museum 2016-2017 showcased Opus Anglicanum: masterpieces of English medieval embroidery, helping to document costume divine….
God Willing – Italian Comedy of Manners & Religion Enchants
Italian movie God Willing (2015) is a comedy of manners about a dysfunctional family and what happens when they have a head on engagement with religion today
The Last Confession & David Suchet – A Momentous Mea Culpa
David Suchet and a fine ensemble cast at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre deliver Roger Crane’s The Last Confession, a play about church politics, in brilliant style
Shroud of Turin – Conversation & Controversy, Melbourne 2014
Ian Wilson an internationally published author will present new research and developments about the controversial Shroud of Turin at Melbourne 9th February 2014
Philomena – Sixsmith’s Story of Human Frailty & Forgiveness
A movie about Philomena and her 3 year old son and a journey she takes to find out who purchased him 50 years ago from Nuns at the convent where she gave birth
Peter Ackroyd The History of England Volume II – Tudors
In the great traditions of those who chronicle history Peter Ackroyd’s The History of England is rich and eloquent in its prose, especially Volume II: Tudors