Based on a true story, Believe: The Bauer Miracle Story follows a Catholic couple facing a devastating prenatal diagnosis. When they turn to prayer, what unfolds is a miraculous healing that no doctor can explain.
A powerful short film about faith, family, and the love of a God who still works miracles.
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Trying To Do A Pope Leo Trivia But This Cubs Fan Had To Go!
Ever had to kick out a Cubs fan out of Sox Park? Yeah, that actually happened. It was a historic day, Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, was being honored with a special Mass at Sox Park. Chicago Catholics came out in full force, and so did one very bold Cubs fan. Naturally, I had to intervene. But it actually didn’t stop there. What happened next is we handed out free swag, grilled people on Pope Leo trivia, and turned the pre-Mass crowd into a full-on gameshow. From Dominican mix-ups to Room of Tears plot twists, this was not your typical Sunday at the ballpark. And as a South Sider, seeing Sox Park packed for Mass, with the Pope’s name echoing in the stands, was something I’ll never forget. Moments in this video include: Warning a Cubs fan at the gate (out of love, obviously) Trivia with Sisters, strangers, and Chicago cops Goofy guesses, deep-cut Catholic questions, and free T-shirts A joyful celebration of Pope Leo XIV—Chicago’s own 🙏 This video’s part faith, part fun, and 100% Chicago.
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Touring Pope Leo XIV’s Southside Chicago Hometown
As the Catholic Church welcomes Pope Leo XIV as the new Holy Father, we at Spirit Juice take pride in sharing the same hometown as the new Pope. In this short film, Spirit Juice’s Rob Kaczmark takes you on an exclusive tour of some of the South Side Chicago locations that were most important in the young life of Robert Prevost—long before he would become Pope Leo XIV. Check out his childhood home, family parish, the high school where he taught, his favorite pizzeria, and more!
And Rob might even pop a wheelie on his bike in front of the Pope’s old house…
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The Saints Project
Photographer Kristyn Brown was born and raised in a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Over time, she began shooting professionally in Los Angeles, California. After six years on the west coast, Kristyn and her family moved back to Philadelphia, where she started The Saints Project – A Modern Portrayal of Catholic Saints. In 2015, she was contacted by The World Meeting of Families to create custom banners for the youth congress portion of the event. Since then, she has created over 80 images of Saints and the Holy Family in modern times.
