Face it, the Sacrament of Reconciliation is a mystery to many, Catholic and non-Catholic alike. What is the real purpose of this sacrament? Why must a priest be involved? Doesn't God already know my shortcomings? How can Jesus really forgive me?

Fr. Greg O'Meara, S.J., an assistant professor of law at Marquette University Law School, examines the history of the death penalty as well as the church's teaching and moral position.

Fr. Mark Bandsuch, S.J. engages in a passionate discussion on business ethics, looking at how a "Post-Enron" environment has enhanced the importance we place on ethics in the work place.

The success of a school is closely tied to the motivations of its teachers. For Catholic education, motivation has a specific name: vocation. Fr. Connell leads the viewer to this awareness and encourages teachers to share their faith with their students.

Father Dorian Llywelyn, S.J., who teaches Theology at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, leads us in a lively and richly-illustrated consideration of Ignatius.

Let James Martin, S.J. author of My Life with the Saints, introduce you to his favorite saints in the exciting new DVD "Who Cares about the Saints?"

Posada is a new documentary film about unaccompanied children knocking on America's door by Mark McGregor, S.J.