“Being in love first moved them to promise fidelity. This quieter love enables them to keep the promise.” These words by C.S. Lewis inspired our short film “This Quiet Love”, an alternate take on the cliché characterization of love on Valentine’s Day. You won’t find any heart-shaped boxes of candy or Hallmark cards here, only the true and enduring love between two people in the most mundane of ways in everyday life. Be faithful, generous, and thoughtful to those you love, no matter the date on the calendar.
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Overcoming Cancer: The Story of John Verly
The incredible story of John Verly, a man who lost his Catholic way, who overcame a long and arduous battle with cancer. Through this unfortunate process, Verly learned to believe in the power of faith once more. An amazing leap of faith and courageous perseverance brought him back to the Church and Jesus Christ.
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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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Elevator Man | 9/11 Hero – Chuck Costello
Chuck Costello, affectionately known as “the Elevator Guy” by those who knew him well, sacrificed his own life during the terrorist attacks of 9/11 to save others. In this documentary short, his family and friends share their perspective on the events of that tragic day and the legacy that Chuck left behind. “Help me to light the way for those in the dark. And when I enter the darkness, let me not panic, but patiently wait to remember the light.” ~Chuck G. Costello, Jr.
