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New documentary profiles struggle to care for the poor and creation in Appalachia
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Sebastian Gomes
“What is it like to be you in this place?” That simple yet profound question can be asked of anyone: a coal miner, a CEO, a drug addict, an environmentalist, a tree, a flower, a mountain...
New S+L documentary on Assumption Parish in Windsor airing this Sunday!
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Salt + Light Media
A Community in Transition: 250 Years of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish in Windsor is a new documentary airing on Sunday, August 26 at 8 pm EST.
Media Apostle: The Father James Alberione Story
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Salt + Light Media
This Sunday, Salt + Light TV will broadcast a feature presentation of Media Apostle: The Father James Alberione Story. As a young man, James Alberione was kicked out of the seminary–in part because of his misuse of media–but he turned himself around and went on to found a worldwide Catholic media empire and the Pauline Family—10 […]
Walking Humbly in the Land we call Holy
Friday, May 16, 2014
Deacon Pedro
On May 24, Pope Francis will become the 4th pope to visit the Holy Land, 50 years after the visit of Pope Paul VI in 1964. It promises to be a historic visit as our beloved Pope goes to Amman in Jordan and then to Bethlehem and Jerusalem. Most of us don’t realize that there […]
Salt + Light receives the Vatican’s “Capax Dei” award for documentary on St. Kateri
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Salt + Light Media
Yesterday in Rome Salt + Light was awarded the “Capax Dei” Prize at the Mirabile Dictu International Catholic Film Festival, organized annually by the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Culture. The award was presented for Salt + Light’s documentary “In Her Footsteps: the Story of Kateri Tekakwitha,” which premiered in Rome last October. The following story […]
One year later, Mali’s refugees still waiting
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Kris Dmytrenko
“How long do you expect to be in Niger?” I asked Abdul Hamid, a refugee from Mali. When I interviewed him last summer, he predicted that his family would remain displaced for “months or years”. Returning was not an option, so long as violent fundamentalists continued to terrorize his community. Where is he now, nearly […]
New documentary asks: Who is Pope Francis?
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Kris Dmytrenko
Do you remember where you were when the white smoke appeared, heralding the election of Pope Francis? That will always be an easy question for me, since I was in the S+L studio doing live commentary. The third smoke signal of the conclave looked distinctly different from the first two, which were easily discernible as […]
Spiritandsong.com’s The Commons coming to S+L TV
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Deacon Pedro
Learn about your favourite contemporary Catholic artists at spiritandsong.com’s The Commons. Meet Robert Feduccia, Jackie Francois, Josh Blakesley, Tom Booth, Matt Maher, Sarah Hart, Jesse Manibusan, Curtis Stephan, Trevor Thompson, Ike Ndolo, Sarah Kroger and many others (many slRadio supporting artists), as they give casual and candid interviews, and offer unplugged performances of their songs. […]
S+L heads to Ottawa for documentary premiere
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Salt + Light Media
In the summer of 2012, a food crisis struck West Africa in a region called the Sahel. Salt + Light’s Kris Dmytrenko travelled to Niger to learn about the crisis. Why was it happening? What were Nigeriens doing about it? And how was the world trying to help? Dmytrenko witnessed the efforts of Caritas Niger, […]
A New Leaf: S+L announces cross-Canada tour
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Salt + Light Media
S+L announces the premiere screenings and broadcast debut of its documentary A New Leaf. Screenings will take place in five cities across Canada and the world broadcast premiere will air exclusively on S+L TV. In the summer of 2012, a food crisis struck West Africa in a region called the Sahel. S+L’s Kris Dmytrenko travelled […]
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