Award winning film, documenting the response of the diocese of Tzaneen to the HIV /AIDS pandemic. The Diocese uses a three-pronged approach to fighting the disease:  the Education for Life program, home-based care and the care of orphans and needy children.

The 60min film featuring Bishop Hugh Slattery MSC and Wilfrid Cardinal Napier OFM won the Grand Prix at the 22nd International Catholic Films and Multimedia Festival "Niepokalanow 2007".

The Education for Life Programme is designed to change lives, to teach young people how to change their behaviour and that healthy, life-giving choices are within their reach.

The documentary features leaders involved with the Education for Life Programme in Uganda, who give an insight into how abstinence played a huge part in Uganda's HIV/AIDS campaign, which succeeded in drastically reducing  infection rates.

Bishop Hugh Slattery of Tzaneen, South Africa has broken new ground.

A compelling high-impact documentary.

Buy "Sowing in Tears" and "The Change is On" in a limited edition double DVD set and receive a 10% discount off the regular price.   (That is only U.S.$20 for the double set!)

The Catholic Church is at the forefront of the Faith based sectors response to AIDS. Yhe Church has a Network of more than 140 programmes throughout South Africa, Swaziland and Botswana. The Mass was celebrated on the 30th of January 2005, and the theme represents the Church's response to AIDS in Southern Africa; "The Church Confronts the Stigma of HIV, Celebrating Communities of Care"

Every week hundreds of babies are abandoned in South Africa. Shortly after birth, they are left in hospitals, shop doorways, alleys or simply dumped in the veld. This is a sad reflection on our society. The Love of Christ Ministries was established specifically to meet the needs of these, the most innocent victims of violent crime, homelessness, HIV/Aids and general social turmoil in South Africa. TLC is dedicated to salvaging these fresh, untarnished lives, through adoption into a community of families which is structured to focus on one objective. This is to raise and nurture the poorest of the poor into valuable, educated and skilled members of society.

This is a dramatic story of Fr. James' experience within the Arab Emirates, and how the Holy Spirit moved powerfully among those who were corageous enough to follow the call to conversion. Fr. James has made several evangelical journeys abroad covering more than sixty six countries in all continents preaching retreats, leading conventions and healing services, conducting Schools of Evangelisation and pioneering missions among the Muslims in the Arabian Gulf. His work of evangelisation, especially among the Muslims, to print Bibles, booklets, prayer books, etc. are supported by the help of many people all over the world.

Msgr. Reilly describes the Helpers methods of 'taking God seriously', and the importance of being physically present at abortion sites - modern day Calvary's, where innocent life is taken, as Mary and John were, at the foot of the Cross in a prayerful and peaceful way.This is a truly moving and inspiring talk.

A one-hour video documentary, presented by the Sisters of Nazareth, explores the life and charism of the Poor Sisters of Nazareth in the Southern African region.

Telling the story of a vibrant community of African Poor Clare sisters who have fairly recently established a monastery in Kokstad, South Africa. These sisters have found the Pearl of Great Price. Through their deeply prayerful life, centered on the Eucharist, they radiate the joy that comes from knowing Jesus Christ.

Hear the moving story of Sr. Chimwemwe of the Good Shepherd as she shares the story of her call to join the Poor Clares.

A high impact 30 minute video documentary aimed at youth and young adults. True Love Waits lets the beauty of Chastity shine. Dynamic youth from around the country present this no-punches-pulled statement on the modern day sexual revolution. But they go further than merely to expose the problem - they provide a powerful antidote that works!

This video is a must for every parent, school, community, youth group etc.

Fr. James Manjackal was born at Cheruvally in Kerala, South India, in 1946 and was ordained a priest in 1973 in the Congregation of the Missionaries of Saint Francis de Sales. For one year he worked in the missions of Visakhapatnam but lacked confidence and the ability to preach effectively. Soon after this he was appointed a professor at a seminary in Ettumanoor, Kerala, but his addiction to cigarettes, his inferiority complex caused by childhood insecurities and his inability to preach the word of God with any authority or power hindered his spiritual progress. It is then that during a serious illness he met Jesus through the prayer of a young man. Immediately he was healed and began preaching retreats all over the world.

He has faced various trials and sufferings during his many years dedicated to preaching, but in all these he has striven to be a faithful and loyal servant of the Lord and His Church.