Family Theater Productions
Television & Film
Documentary
The Fifth Gospel:
The Land and Sea of Galilee
As seen on public television stations nationwide
Everyone calls someplace home. Jesus of Nazareth called Galilee, the northern part of Israel, his. This film, based on the book “The Fifth Gospel” by Benedictine priest-archaeologist Bargil Pixner, proposes that the land and sea where Jesus lived can serve as a "fifth Gospel," adding detail to the written Gospels. Shot on location in the Holy Land and narrated by Mike Farrell, this production rewards us with intimate connections to what Jesus actually said and did there. Winner of a Bronze Telly Award.
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Archived Programs
- 20th Anniversary Dinner (1962) Anniv. of Family Rosary Crusade (20 min) B&W
- A Blessing for Cuba (60 min) (Color)
- Against All Odds (2001) Peru (56 min) (Color)
- Beads And Blessings - HCFM - (2000) (17 min) (Color)
- Living the Mysteries (29 min) (Color)
- Manila Rosary Rally (1985) (30 min) (Color)
- Mary of Nazareth (2001) (45 min) (Color)
- More Things Are Wrought By Prayer (1997) 50th Anniversary of Family Theater (15 min) (Color)
- Room Enough for Joy (90 min) (Color)
- The Untold Story (87 min) (Color)
- Voices of Appalachia (53 min) (Color)
- We Love You Pope John Paul II (103 min) (Color)
Behind the Scenes
08/12/10 - Father Willy Raymond, CSC, National Director of Family Theater Productions, is shown with the new Coadjutor Archbishop of Los Angeles, Archbishop José Gomez, after a recent Mass for Legatus. Father Raymond is the founding chaplain of the Hollywood Chapter of Legatus, an organization for Catholic presidents and CEOs. Archbishop Gomez will succeed Cardinal Roger Mahony when he retires next year. »