This month on Behold, we have a special Lives Lived for Life episode featuring the stories of various pro-life advocates and individuals. ...read more

Julian reflects on how God speaks to us through other people and how we need to be attentive to the needs of others. ...read more

Julian reflects on God's invitation to see his saving work in the world, and our vocation to take part in that work. ...read more

The movie is a testament to how a person’s life can transform in a year due to the power of prayer and the positive influence of a mentor. ...read more

Julian reflects on the patience, expectation, and preparation of welcoming the gift of new life to the human family. ...read more

The book "No Bullet Got Me Yet: The Relentless Faith of Father Kapaun" by John Stansifer gives a glimpse into the life of Fr. Emil Joseph Kapaun. ...read more

For the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, Julian reflects on the power of accompanying those in the final stages of life. ...read more

From beginning to end, the movie kept my attention. There was action, drama, tension, and faith. I gasped, I cried, and I was inspired. ...read more

We live in an increasingly connected world. Social media helps us to express ourselves, find out what's going on and keep in touch with our loved ones. But of course, social media also carries risks. ...read more

Is it possible for an indisputably flawed person to be an angel in disguise? That’s a question viewers grapple with when they meet Sharon Stevens (Hilary Swank), a hairdresser with an unhealthy attachment to alcohol. ...read more