Her most recent book is “Martin Sheen: Pilgrim on the Way” (2015). She is an award winning author and co-author of books on film and scripture and media literacy education. She has a BA in Liberal Arts with concentrations in catechetics and communications, an MEd in Media Studies from the Institute of Education, University of London, UK, and a Certificate in Pastoral Communication from the University of Dayton. A world traveler, she gives presentations and courses on media literacy around the globe. Paul, a media literacy education specialist, and the founding director of the Pauline Center for Media Studies in Culver City, CA where she teaches courses on media literacy for catechists and adults. This film is must-see television along with the second season of the NatGeo original series “Years of Living Dangerously” that also began on October 30 with reruns during the week. He also shows ways to move forward to change paths and stop the destruction of the environment. While news anchors mock DiCaprio for his lack of scientific knowledge, he forges ahead narrating a prophetic message of what is happening to the earth and how it is being done deliberately.
Pope Francis and Leonardo DiCaprio (L'Osservatore Romano) It is a beautiful but plaintive and prophetic look at the effects of climate change (global warming) on the planet. The film aired on October 30th, on the National Geographic Channel (and will air twice more during the week, as well as streaming from the NatGeo website, iTunes, Amazon and other platforms. In the new documentary, “Before the Flood” Leonardo begins by explaining this image that hung in his room and that he came to understand only after time. It includes the triptych of “The Garden of Delights” with the Garden of Eden on one side, the end of the world, or Last Judgment on the other, and bodies in between. The Pope gave Leonardo bound copies of his two encyclicals and Leonardo presented him with a book of the art of the 15th century Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch. You may recall when Oscar-winning actor Leonardo di Caprio, an ardent environmentalist, met with Pope Francis in January.
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