Vietnam: A History of Martyrdom. Where God Weeps - episode #195 Title: Vietnam: A History of Martyrdom Guest: Father Bernard Cervellera, Asianews Host: Marie-Pauline Meyer Duration: 29’23” Year: 2010 …More
Vietnam: A History of Martyrdom.
Where God Weeps - episode #195
Title: Vietnam: A History of Martyrdom
Guest: Father Bernard Cervellera, Asianews
Host: Marie-Pauline Meyer
Duration: 29’23”
Year: 2010
Copyright: CRTN Vietnam has eight million Catholics out of a total population of 82 million, the second largest Catholic population in Asia after the Philippines. Vietnam, one of the few remaining countries governed by a communist party, continues to discriminate against Christians. Host Marie Pauline Meyer interviews Fr Bernard Cervellera in Rome, Director of Asia News, about the situation of Catholics in this country.
Where God Weeps - episode #195
Title: Vietnam: A History of Martyrdom
Guest: Father Bernard Cervellera, Asianews
Host: Marie-Pauline Meyer
Duration: 29’23”
Year: 2010
Copyright: CRTN Vietnam has eight million Catholics out of a total population of 82 million, the second largest Catholic population in Asia after the Philippines. Vietnam, one of the few remaining countries governed by a communist party, continues to discriminate against Christians. Host Marie Pauline Meyer interviews Fr Bernard Cervellera in Rome, Director of Asia News, about the situation of Catholics in this country.
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Vietnam - The Boat. We present our documentary "The Boat" . Production Date: 2009 Duration: 13' Copyright : CRTN Language: English Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann Director: Aleksandra Piotrowska "I …More
Vietnam - The Boat.
We present our documentary "The Boat" .
Production Date: 2009
Duration: 13'
Copyright : CRTN
Language: English
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Aleksandra Piotrowska "I Paul, in chains for the name of Christ wish to relate to you the trials besetting me daily, in order that you may be inflamed with love for God, and join with me in his praises. The prison here is a true image of everlasting hell: to cruel tortures of every kind - shackles, iron chains, manacles - are added hatred, vengeance, calumnies, obscene speech, quarrels, evil acts, swearing, curses, as well as anguish and grief. But the God, who once freed the three children from the fiery furnace, is with me always; he has delivered me from these tribulations and made them sweet, in the midst of these torments, which usually terrify others, I am, by the grace of God, full of joy and gladness, because I am not alone - Christ is with me". [Paul Le Bao Tinh] Estimates indicate that over the centuries …More
We present our documentary "The Boat" .
Production Date: 2009
Duration: 13'
Copyright : CRTN
Language: English
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Aleksandra Piotrowska "I Paul, in chains for the name of Christ wish to relate to you the trials besetting me daily, in order that you may be inflamed with love for God, and join with me in his praises. The prison here is a true image of everlasting hell: to cruel tortures of every kind - shackles, iron chains, manacles - are added hatred, vengeance, calumnies, obscene speech, quarrels, evil acts, swearing, curses, as well as anguish and grief. But the God, who once freed the three children from the fiery furnace, is with me always; he has delivered me from these tribulations and made them sweet, in the midst of these torments, which usually terrify others, I am, by the grace of God, full of joy and gladness, because I am not alone - Christ is with me". [Paul Le Bao Tinh] Estimates indicate that over the centuries …More
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Georgia - Building on the ruins (short film) Watch our latest film about the country Georgia. Twenty years after gaining its independence, Georgia is still only beginning its hard road to recovery. In …More
Georgia - Building on the ruins (short film)
Watch our latest film about the country Georgia.
Twenty years after gaining its independence, Georgia is still only beginning its hard road to recovery. In 1991, a newly independent Georgia emerged, battered by the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Once an affluent part of the USSR, the nation was soon to suffer deteriorating relations with Russia and the Georgian economy worsened. This economic collapse was mirrored by a moral collapse.
For the Church today, Georgia is missionary territory to be explored. While the struggle against the moral and spiritual void left by communism seems near impossible, every person and every life saved means saving the whole world.
Watch our latest film about the country Georgia.
Twenty years after gaining its independence, Georgia is still only beginning its hard road to recovery. In 1991, a newly independent Georgia emerged, battered by the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Once an affluent part of the USSR, the nation was soon to suffer deteriorating relations with Russia and the Georgian economy worsened. This economic collapse was mirrored by a moral collapse.
For the Church today, Georgia is missionary territory to be explored. While the struggle against the moral and spiritual void left by communism seems near impossible, every person and every life saved means saving the whole world.
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This is what happens when Abortion is so prevalent. The break up of families, infidelities, divorce. So sad. As he said at the beginning that they had …More
This is what happens when Abortion is so prevalent. The break up of families, infidelities, divorce. So sad. As he said at the beginning that they had no one teaching them about God and about the faith...
AIDS is killing over 300 Kenyans per day. Where God Weeps - episode #174 Title: AIDS is killing over 300 Kenyans per day Guest: Bishop Alfred Rotich Host: Mark Riedemann Duration: 28’35” Year: 2009 …More
AIDS is killing over 300 Kenyans per day.
Where God Weeps - episode #174
Title: AIDS is killing over 300 Kenyans per day
Guest: Bishop Alfred Rotich
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28’35”
Year: 2009
Copyright: CRTN Host Mark Riedemann interviews Bishop Alfred Rotich of the Military Ordinariate, Kenya about the situation in Kenya - one of the economic and political powerhouses in Africa yet still today the vast majority of Kenyans live below the poverty line. Bishop Rotich also addresses the challenge of AIDS: 7.1% - 8.5% of adults (ages 15-49) living with HIV/AIDS (2007) with 2.4 million children orphaned yearly, 50% through AIDS. Bishop Rotich explains the work of the Church – one of the largest service providers to AIDS victims in Africa.
Where God Weeps - episode #174
Title: AIDS is killing over 300 Kenyans per day
Guest: Bishop Alfred Rotich
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28’35”
Year: 2009
Copyright: CRTN Host Mark Riedemann interviews Bishop Alfred Rotich of the Military Ordinariate, Kenya about the situation in Kenya - one of the economic and political powerhouses in Africa yet still today the vast majority of Kenyans live below the poverty line. Bishop Rotich also addresses the challenge of AIDS: 7.1% - 8.5% of adults (ages 15-49) living with HIV/AIDS (2007) with 2.4 million children orphaned yearly, 50% through AIDS. Bishop Rotich explains the work of the Church – one of the largest service providers to AIDS victims in Africa.
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Kenya: Sent to serve. We present our documentary "Sent to Serve" which gives attention to the great efforts Catholic religious dedicate to the care of AIDS victims in Kenya in East Africa. Production …More
Kenya: Sent to serve.
We present our documentary "Sent to Serve" which gives attention to the great efforts Catholic religious dedicate to the care of AIDS victims in Kenya in East Africa.
Production Date: 2007
Duration: 29
Copyright: CRTN
Language: English, Spanish, French, German
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Agnieszka Dzieduszycka The Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa have been working in Kenya for more than 80 years. For the last 30 years their primary mission is the fight against the plague of the 20th century - AIDS. Despite the financial restrictions and the lack of government support, the Franciscan Sisters have become leaders in organizing home based medical care, hospices and AIDS awareness educational programs notably the successful Education for Life program. The need continues to be enormous: each day in Kenya, AIDS kills 700 people.
We present our documentary "Sent to Serve" which gives attention to the great efforts Catholic religious dedicate to the care of AIDS victims in Kenya in East Africa.
Production Date: 2007
Duration: 29
Copyright: CRTN
Language: English, Spanish, French, German
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Agnieszka Dzieduszycka The Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa have been working in Kenya for more than 80 years. For the last 30 years their primary mission is the fight against the plague of the 20th century - AIDS. Despite the financial restrictions and the lack of government support, the Franciscan Sisters have become leaders in organizing home based medical care, hospices and AIDS awareness educational programs notably the successful Education for Life program. The need continues to be enormous: each day in Kenya, AIDS kills 700 people.
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Arunachal Pradesh: Head-hunters to Christians. Where God Weeps - episode #157 Title: Arunachal Pradesh: Head-hunters to Christians Guest: Bishop George Palliparampil SDB Host: Mark Riedemann Duration:…More
Arunachal Pradesh: Head-hunters to Christians.
Where God Weeps - episode #157
Title: Arunachal Pradesh: Head-hunters to Christians
Guest: Bishop George Palliparampil SDB
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28’54”
Year: 2008
Copyright: CRTN Host Mark Riedemann interviews Bishop George Palliparampil sdb, the Bishop of Miao, Arunchal Pradesh, India, about the mission work of the Catholic Church which as recently as 30 years ago was not able to set foot in this restricted area. Today ever greater numbers of the tribals are embracing Christianity in a manner reminiscent of the first apostles.
Where God Weeps - episode #157
Title: Arunachal Pradesh: Head-hunters to Christians
Guest: Bishop George Palliparampil SDB
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28’54”
Year: 2008
Copyright: CRTN Host Mark Riedemann interviews Bishop George Palliparampil sdb, the Bishop of Miao, Arunchal Pradesh, India, about the mission work of the Catholic Church which as recently as 30 years ago was not able to set foot in this restricted area. Today ever greater numbers of the tribals are embracing Christianity in a manner reminiscent of the first apostles.
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Arunachal Pradesh (India): Soul Hunters. CRTN presents its latest documentary about the work of the church with Indigenous in India. Production Date: 26/October/2009 Duration: 29’ Copyright: CRTN …More
Arunachal Pradesh (India): Soul Hunters.
CRTN presents its latest documentary about the work of the church with Indigenous in India.
Production Date: 26/October/2009
Duration: 29’
Copyright: CRTN
Language: English
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Magdalena Wolnik “When I first met Christians, I thought that Christianity was a very, very hard thing for me to digest. I began hating them like anything. Whenever I met Christians, I beat them, I scolded them, I seized their Scriptures, Bibles and so on … We went to a village, where Christianity was practiced. We made a cross, and tied the pastor to it. We beat him, like it was done in the Bible; you know, Christ’s Passion – we did the same.” - Taw Tagar Arunachal Pradesh - in Sanskrit “Land of the Rising Sun”- is a mountainous area in the extreme northeastern part of India, occupying almost 84 thousands square kilometers and incorporating major ranges of the Himalaya foothills. Twenty major scheduled tribes of about a million …More
CRTN presents its latest documentary about the work of the church with Indigenous in India.
Production Date: 26/October/2009
Duration: 29’
Copyright: CRTN
Language: English
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Magdalena Wolnik “When I first met Christians, I thought that Christianity was a very, very hard thing for me to digest. I began hating them like anything. Whenever I met Christians, I beat them, I scolded them, I seized their Scriptures, Bibles and so on … We went to a village, where Christianity was practiced. We made a cross, and tied the pastor to it. We beat him, like it was done in the Bible; you know, Christ’s Passion – we did the same.” - Taw Tagar Arunachal Pradesh - in Sanskrit “Land of the Rising Sun”- is a mountainous area in the extreme northeastern part of India, occupying almost 84 thousands square kilometers and incorporating major ranges of the Himalaya foothills. Twenty major scheduled tribes of about a million …More
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The Haiti Earthquake: The largest natural disaster since the Tsunami. Where God Weeps - episode #215 Title: The Haiti Earthquake: The largest natural disaster since the Tsunami Guest: Bishop Joseph …More
The Haiti Earthquake: The largest natural disaster since the Tsunami.
Where God Weeps - episode #215
Title: The Haiti Earthquake: The largest natural disaster since the Tsunami
Guest: Bishop Joseph Lafontant
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 26' 28''
Year: 2010
Copyright: CRTN One of worst natural disasters in recent history struck with full force when a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit the capital Port-au-Prince. Tens of thousands were killed and much of the capital and its wider area was destroyed. Host Mark Riedemann interviews the Auxiliary Bishop of Port-au-Prince, Bishop Joseph Lafontant about the situation one year on.
Where God Weeps - episode #215
Title: The Haiti Earthquake: The largest natural disaster since the Tsunami
Guest: Bishop Joseph Lafontant
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 26' 28''
Year: 2010
Copyright: CRTN One of worst natural disasters in recent history struck with full force when a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit the capital Port-au-Prince. Tens of thousands were killed and much of the capital and its wider area was destroyed. Host Mark Riedemann interviews the Auxiliary Bishop of Port-au-Prince, Bishop Joseph Lafontant about the situation one year on.
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The situation of Christians in Iraq - Short film. A few months ago we produced a short film about the situation of Christians in Iraq. This video gives some background to the recent tragedies, where …More
The situation of Christians in Iraq - Short film.
A few months ago we produced a short film about the situation of Christians in Iraq. This video gives some background to the recent tragedies, where more than 60 Christians in the country were killed.
Featuring Rev. Dr. Keith Roderick, Secretary General of the Coalition for the Defense of Human Rights.
Please pray for the victims of the Islamist terror.
A few months ago we produced a short film about the situation of Christians in Iraq. This video gives some background to the recent tragedies, where more than 60 Christians in the country were killed.
Featuring Rev. Dr. Keith Roderick, Secretary General of the Coalition for the Defense of Human Rights.
Please pray for the victims of the Islamist terror.
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Greetings fellow pilgrims - Only yesterday afternoon an Assyrian Christian recounted to me the story of the kidnapping of a 3-year old child. The parents …More
Greetings fellow pilgrims - Only yesterday afternoon an Assyrian Christian recounted to me the story of the kidnapping of a 3-year old child. The parents paid the ransom and a delivery arrived soon after at their doorstep - a platter with the head of the child on a bed of rice. A beheading is the calling card of the Sunnis; and the favoured signature of the Shias is a “Black & Decker“ to the head. At a local church tonight, Iraqi Christians (Syriac Catholic) will gather to remember their relatives who were slain in the Cathedral of Our Lady of Deliverance - may the souls of the departed rest in peace. The sad reality is that Christians are being persecuted by zealots in Israel (Jews), India (Hindus), Pakistan (Muslims) and Sri Lanka (Buddhists). I thank God that us Christians have put away the firelighters for the time being. A man of letters once gave me good advice before reading any secular book - ALWAYS check the background of the author, their publishing house, and any back cover …More
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Slavery, Terrorism and Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat After 80%, expect daily intimidation and violent jihad, some State-run ethnic …More
Slavery, Terrorism and Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat
After 80%, expect daily intimidation and violent jihad, some State-run ethnic cleansing, and even some genocide, as these nations drive out the infidels, and move toward 100% Muslim, such as has been experienced and in some ways is on-going in:
Bangladesh — Muslim 83%
Egypt — Muslim 90%
Gaza — Muslim 98.7%
Indonesia — Muslim 86.1%
Iran — Muslim 98%
Iraq — Muslim 97% Jordan — Muslim 92% Morocco — Muslim 98.7% Pakistan — Muslim 97% Palestine — Muslim 99% Syria — Muslim 90% Tajikistan — Muslim 90% Turkey — Muslim 99.8% United Arab Emirates — Muslim 96% 100% will usher in the peace of ‘Dar-es-Salaam’ — the Islamic House of Peace. Here there’s supposed to be peace, because everybody is a Muslim, the Madrasses are the only schools, and the Koran is the only word, suchas in: Afghanistan — Muslim 100% Saudi Arabia — Muslim 100% Somalia — Muslim 100% Yemen — Muslim 100% Unfortunately, peace is never achieved, as in these …More
After 80%, expect daily intimidation and violent jihad, some State-run ethnic cleansing, and even some genocide, as these nations drive out the infidels, and move toward 100% Muslim, such as has been experienced and in some ways is on-going in:
Bangladesh — Muslim 83%
Egypt — Muslim 90%
Gaza — Muslim 98.7%
Indonesia — Muslim 86.1%
Iran — Muslim 98%
Iraq — Muslim 97% Jordan — Muslim 92% Morocco — Muslim 98.7% Pakistan — Muslim 97% Palestine — Muslim 99% Syria — Muslim 90% Tajikistan — Muslim 90% Turkey — Muslim 99.8% United Arab Emirates — Muslim 96% 100% will usher in the peace of ‘Dar-es-Salaam’ — the Islamic House of Peace. Here there’s supposed to be peace, because everybody is a Muslim, the Madrasses are the only schools, and the Koran is the only word, suchas in: Afghanistan — Muslim 100% Saudi Arabia — Muslim 100% Somalia — Muslim 100% Yemen — Muslim 100% Unfortunately, peace is never achieved, as in these …More
Interview with Patriarch Antonios Naguib, new Cardinal. Interview from 2007 with the appointed Cardinal Antonios Naguib, Coptic-Catholic Patriarch of Alexandria, Egypt. Title: A Christian minority …More
Interview with Patriarch Antonios Naguib, new Cardinal.
Interview from 2007 with the appointed Cardinal Antonios Naguib, Coptic-Catholic Patriarch of Alexandria, Egypt.
Title: A Christian minority where Islam is the state religion
Guest: Patriarch Antonios Naguib
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 27' 23''
Year: 2007
Copyright: CRTN Egypt has the largest Christian population in the Arabic-speaking world. Despite its minority population in relation to the Muslim community, Christians, particularly Catholics, face discrimination. Host Mark Riedemann interviews Archbishop Antonios Naguib, Patriarch of the Coptic Catholic Church of Alexandria, Egypt about the Church behind closed doors.
Interview from 2007 with the appointed Cardinal Antonios Naguib, Coptic-Catholic Patriarch of Alexandria, Egypt.
Title: A Christian minority where Islam is the state religion
Guest: Patriarch Antonios Naguib
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 27' 23''
Year: 2007
Copyright: CRTN Egypt has the largest Christian population in the Arabic-speaking world. Despite its minority population in relation to the Muslim community, Christians, particularly Catholics, face discrimination. Host Mark Riedemann interviews Archbishop Antonios Naguib, Patriarch of the Coptic Catholic Church of Alexandria, Egypt about the Church behind closed doors.
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WGW #197 Persecution of Christians in China Today. Guest: Bob Fu Host: Mark Riedemann Duration: 27' 29'' Copyright: CRTN China has approximately 70 million Christians – 13 million in the Catholic Church …More
WGW #197 Persecution of Christians in China Today.
Guest: Bob Fu
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 27' 29''
Copyright: CRTN
China has approximately 70 million Christians – 13 million in the Catholic Church and some 57 million in Protestant house-churches. The Chinese Christian population is growing rapidly - the greatest number of bibles printed today is in the Chinese language. Mark Riedemann interviews Bob Fu, Director of China Aid about his own personal flight from religious persecution in China and the situation of Christians in China today.
Guest: Bob Fu
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 27' 29''
Copyright: CRTN
China has approximately 70 million Christians – 13 million in the Catholic Church and some 57 million in Protestant house-churches. The Chinese Christian population is growing rapidly - the greatest number of bibles printed today is in the Chinese language. Mark Riedemann interviews Bob Fu, Director of China Aid about his own personal flight from religious persecution in China and the situation of Christians in China today.
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WGW #188 Catholics in Iran: A community at risk of extinction? Guest: Camille Eid Host: Mark Riedemann Duration: 25' 18'' Copyrigth: CRTN Host Mark Riedemann interviews Camille Eid, journalist, author …More
WGW #188 Catholics in Iran: A community at risk of extinction?
Guest: Camille Eid
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 25' 18''
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Host Mark Riedemann interviews Camille Eid, journalist, author and observer of Middle East Churches, in Rome, about the Christian community in Iran. Christians make up only 0.2% of the population in a 99% Muslim country in which Islam is the state religion. Christians endure discrimination - and outright persecution - ranging from Modesty Patrols enforcing Islamic dress codes to Parliamentary debates whether the death sentence should be imposed on apostates – Muslims who change their faith.
Guest: Camille Eid
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 25' 18''
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Host Mark Riedemann interviews Camille Eid, journalist, author and observer of Middle East Churches, in Rome, about the Christian community in Iran. Christians make up only 0.2% of the population in a 99% Muslim country in which Islam is the state religion. Christians endure discrimination - and outright persecution - ranging from Modesty Patrols enforcing Islamic dress codes to Parliamentary debates whether the death sentence should be imposed on apostates – Muslims who change their faith.
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Ukraine: Holy Spirit Seminary in Lviv. Where God Weeps Tomorrow we will release the Country of the Month for October, Ukraine. You can watch a first teaser video (1 minute) about the Greek-Catholic …More
Ukraine: Holy Spirit Seminary in Lviv.
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Tomorrow we will release the Country of the Month for October, Ukraine. You can watch a first teaser video (1 minute) about the Greek-Catholic Holy Spirit Seminary in Lviv (Львів, Lwów, Lemberg). Please share this with your friends who might be interested in the subject.
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Tomorrow we will release the Country of the Month for October, Ukraine. You can watch a first teaser video (1 minute) about the Greek-Catholic Holy Spirit Seminary in Lviv (Львів, Lwów, Lemberg). Please share this with your friends who might be interested in the subject.
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Ukraine - Rebuilding the Faith. CRTN - documentary "Rebuilding the Faith" Production Date: 2006 Duration: 28’ Copyright : CRTN Language: English Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann Director: Magdalena …More
Ukraine - Rebuilding the Faith.
CRTN - documentary "Rebuilding the Faith"
Production Date: 2006
Duration: 28’
Copyright : CRTN
Language: English
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Magdalena Wolnik With the reopening of the L’viv Seminary, an extraordinary chapter in the life of the Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine is accomplished. For over 70 years of communist rule wherein no religious training was possible, the seminary opening is a symbol of the freedom of the Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine. What today is reality, belonged to yesterdays dreams and hidden hopes raised from the underground. The 25-minute documentary considers the story of the reconstruction and reopening of the L’viv seminary, this symbol of new life.
CRTN - documentary "Rebuilding the Faith"
Production Date: 2006
Duration: 28’
Copyright : CRTN
Language: English
Executive Producer: Mark Riedemann
Director: Magdalena Wolnik With the reopening of the L’viv Seminary, an extraordinary chapter in the life of the Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine is accomplished. For over 70 years of communist rule wherein no religious training was possible, the seminary opening is a symbol of the freedom of the Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine. What today is reality, belonged to yesterdays dreams and hidden hopes raised from the underground. The 25-minute documentary considers the story of the reconstruction and reopening of the L’viv seminary, this symbol of new life.
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The seminary's web site can be found at: www.lds.lviv.ua (For those who can read Ukrainian.)More
The seminary's web site can be found at: www.lds.lviv.ua
(For those who can read Ukrainian.)
(For those who can read Ukrainian.)
WGW #107 Ukraine - The Mediator: The Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine. Where God Weeps Episode #107 The Mediator: The Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine Guest: Cardinal Lubomyr Husar Host: Mark Riedemann …More
WGW #107 Ukraine - The Mediator: The Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine.
Where God Weeps Episode #107 The Mediator: The Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine
Guest: Cardinal Lubomyr Husar
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28' 51''
Production Date: Oktober 2007
Copyright: CRTN
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, the Major Archbishop of the Greek Catholic Church in Kiev Ukraine about story of the Greek Catholic Church and its key role as a mediator in Ukraine.
Where God Weeps Episode #107 The Mediator: The Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine
Guest: Cardinal Lubomyr Husar
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28' 51''
Production Date: Oktober 2007
Copyright: CRTN
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, the Major Archbishop of the Greek Catholic Church in Kiev Ukraine about story of the Greek Catholic Church and its key role as a mediator in Ukraine.
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WGW #49 Bosnia & Herzegovina: Reconciliation Through Education. Guets: Ivan and Mirela Cigic Host: Mark Riedemann Duration: 28' 33'' Copyright: CRTN Host Mark Riedemann interviews Catholic journalists …More
WGW #49 Bosnia & Herzegovina: Reconciliation Through Education.
Guets: Ivan and Mirela Cigic
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28' 33''
Copyright: CRTN
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Catholic journalists and film directors, Ivan and Mirela Cigic regarding the lingering effects of war, the peace agreement, the ongoing tensions between the communities and finally the efforts of the Catholic Church to assure the future of Catholics in Bosnia & Herzegovina and efforts towards reconciliation through education.
Guets: Ivan and Mirela Cigic
Host: Mark Riedemann
Duration: 28' 33''
Copyright: CRTN
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Catholic journalists and film directors, Ivan and Mirela Cigic regarding the lingering effects of war, the peace agreement, the ongoing tensions between the communities and finally the efforts of the Catholic Church to assure the future of Catholics in Bosnia & Herzegovina and efforts towards reconciliation through education.
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This is an example of how the Post Vatican II Church is able to work with other religions to build more stable societies and cultures. Courage, virtue …More
This is an example of how the Post Vatican II Church is able to work with other religions to build more stable societies and cultures. Courage, virtue, love and heroism!
On new foundations - The construction of the Cathedral of Mother Teresa in Prizren, Kosovo. On the 26th August 2010 the Church celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Blessed Mother Teresa. …More
On new foundations - The construction of the Cathedral of Mother Teresa in Prizren, Kosovo.
On the 26th August 2010 the Church celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Blessed Mother Teresa. Aid to the Church in Need supports the construction of the Cathedral of Mother Teresa in Prizren, Kosovo. On this occasion, CRTN, in cooperation with our Bosnian partner company MC Media, has produced the documentary "On new foundations" about the project which includes interviews with the local bishop, politicians and Muslims.
On the 26th August 2010 the Church celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Blessed Mother Teresa. Aid to the Church in Need supports the construction of the Cathedral of Mother Teresa in Prizren, Kosovo. On this occasion, CRTN, in cooperation with our Bosnian partner company MC Media, has produced the documentary "On new foundations" about the project which includes interviews with the local bishop, politicians and Muslims.
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Very educational posting. I pray for the Catholic Community there. However, I have heard that in Kosovo a number of very ancient Orthodox Monasteries …More
Very educational posting. I pray for the Catholic Community there. However, I have heard that in Kosovo a number of very ancient Orthodox Monasteries have been destroyed. Anyone know that that was all about?
WGW #139 Kidnapped. Where God Weeps Episode #139 Kidnapped Guest: Archbishop Basile Georges Casmoussa Host: Marie Pauline Meyer Production Date: 18th of September 2008 Duration: 30'00'' Copyright: CRTN …More
WGW #139 Kidnapped.
Where God Weeps Episode #139 Kidnapped
Guest: Archbishop Basile Georges Casmoussa
Host: Marie Pauline Meyer
Production Date: 18th of September 2008
Duration: 30'00''
Copyright: CRTN
Host Marie Pauline Meyer interviews Archbishop Basile Georges Casmoussa, the Archbishop of Mosul for the Syrian-Catholic Church, about his personal experience of persecution as well as the ongoing and increasingly difficult struggle for Iraqi Christians.
Where God Weeps Episode #139 Kidnapped
Guest: Archbishop Basile Georges Casmoussa
Host: Marie Pauline Meyer
Production Date: 18th of September 2008
Duration: 30'00''
Copyright: CRTN
Host Marie Pauline Meyer interviews Archbishop Basile Georges Casmoussa, the Archbishop of Mosul for the Syrian-Catholic Church, about his personal experience of persecution as well as the ongoing and increasingly difficult struggle for Iraqi Christians.
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Albania: A nation recovering from communism. Wheregodweeps presents the country of the month: Albania. Host Mark Riedemann interviews Dr. Anna Maria Doro of the St. Egidio Community about the story of …More
Albania: A nation recovering from communism.
Wheregodweeps presents the country of the month: Albania.
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Dr. Anna Maria Doro of the St. Egidio Community about the story of the first officially atheistic country, Albania, and its painful reawakening today. Dr. Anna Maria Doro is deeply involved in providing medical care in a nation that suffered a particularly bitter and harsh isolation. Under Enver Hoxa's dictatorship, the country slid deeper into poverty and seclusion while to the world, Albania was proclaimed as a communist heaven on earth.
Wheregodweeps presents the country of the month: Albania.
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Dr. Anna Maria Doro of the St. Egidio Community about the story of the first officially atheistic country, Albania, and its painful reawakening today. Dr. Anna Maria Doro is deeply involved in providing medical care in a nation that suffered a particularly bitter and harsh isolation. Under Enver Hoxa's dictatorship, the country slid deeper into poverty and seclusion while to the world, Albania was proclaimed as a communist heaven on earth.
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WGW #91 Albania: A Nation without God. Where God Weeps Episode #91 Albania: A Nation without God Guest: Anna Maria Doro Moderator: Mark Riedemann Production Date: 2007 Duration: 25’17” Copyright: CRTN …More
WGW #91 Albania: A Nation without God.
Where God Weeps Episode #91 Albania: A Nation without God
Guest: Anna Maria Doro
Moderator: Mark Riedemann
Production Date: 2007
Duration: 25’17”
Copyright: CRTN
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Dr. Anna Maria Doro of the St. Egidio Community about the story of the first officially atheistic country, Albania, and its painful reawakening today. Dr. Anna Maria Doro is deeply involved in providing medical care in a nation that suffered a particularly bitter and harsh isolation. Under Enver Hoxa’s dictatorship, the country slid deeper into poverty and seclusion while to the world, Albania was proclaimed as a communist heaven on earth.
Where God Weeps Episode #91 Albania: A Nation without God
Guest: Anna Maria Doro
Moderator: Mark Riedemann
Production Date: 2007
Duration: 25’17”
Copyright: CRTN
Host Mark Riedemann interviews Dr. Anna Maria Doro of the St. Egidio Community about the story of the first officially atheistic country, Albania, and its painful reawakening today. Dr. Anna Maria Doro is deeply involved in providing medical care in a nation that suffered a particularly bitter and harsh isolation. Under Enver Hoxa’s dictatorship, the country slid deeper into poverty and seclusion while to the world, Albania was proclaimed as a communist heaven on earth.
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