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Rated R for war violence and some disturbing images

For Greater Glory

How hard will an atheist fight to preserve the rights of others to worship?

The Story: When the Mexican dictator Calles shuts down the churches and forbids the Catholic mass, one man takes up a cause that is not his own. General Enrique Gorostieta Velarde (Andy Garcia) does not believe in God, but he does believe others should have the right to worship as they see fit. This is the story of the Cristeros War (1926-1929) in Mexico and the story of believers who were martyred for their beliefs.

The Stars:  Andy Garcia, Eva Longoria, and Peter O'Toole

The Themes: Faithfulness, religious freedom, fighting for a cause

Opening: In theaters nationwide June 1

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Carmelite Sisters reflect on

Carmelite Sisters reflect on "For Greater Glory"

Carmelite Sisters take a rare trip to the premiere of "For Greater Glory." Its story is their story.

A Global Perspective

A Global Perspective

Elyse B. Anderson

People are suffering for their faith around the world. Now. In 2012.

What's the Real Story?

What's the Real Story?

Patrick Madrid

"For Greater Glory" is based on real events in Mexico. But what is Hollywood and what is reality? This free download from our friends at Lighthouse Catholic Media tells the real history. 

Freedom Has No Compromise

Freedom Has No Compromise

John Hanlon

An interview with Andy Garcia, star of "For Greater Glory," on what happens when freedom of worship is taken away.

How a Latin American heart throb changed how he chooses roles

How a Latin American heart throb changed how he chooses roles

Kathy Schiffer

Eduardo Verastegui is known as "the Brad Pitt of Mexico" but he found superstardom wasn't enough. 

Review: There are many reasons to fall in love with 'For Greater Glory.'

Review: There are many reasons to fall in love with 'For Greater Glory.'

Kathy Schiffer

I was most energized by seeing the bold heroism of ordinary people.

The Glory of

The Glory of "For Greater Glory"

Timothy Dalrymple

Different movies can be great for different reasons. What makes "For Greater Glory" great is its capacity to educate and inspire.

Review: Why you should consider taking kids to this R Rated movie.

Review: Why you should consider taking kids to this R Rated movie.

Katrina Fernandez

Our youth especially, who are the future of the Church, should know their faith's history and understand how important these freedoms are. 

Talking with Hugh Hewitt about

Talking with Hugh Hewitt about "For Greater Glory"

John Hanlon

John Hanlon lauds the movie on the radio. 

Movie Club Roundtable

What can people today learn from the Cristeros fight for freedom of faith?

It's happening now.

It's happening now.

Kathy Schiffer

Supporting For Greater Glory? Rallying against the Obama regulation requiring employers to provide contraception coverage? Guess what? The two go hand in hand.

Viva Cristo Rey!

Viva Cristo Rey!

Elizabeth Scalia

Given the recent government efforts to marginalize churches (and church-related workers) and push them out of the public arena, I'd say this is a pretty timely film.

Could this happen here?

Could this happen here?

Katrina Fernandez

Absolutely.

It's not just Christians

It's not just Christians

The Daily Caller

Muslims are denied the right to build a mosque in Tennessee.

The world of "For Greater Glory"


Eduardo Verastegui, one star of "For Greater Glory" went on the Today Show to talk about the movie and his connection to it.

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