I have been learning so much looking at your vidoes and reading. I am a lawyer by trade but recently started to film folks into giving of themselves to help others. You are such a master at what you do. Thanks for the inspiration.
Dave
Quite poignant and beautiful; you lay out the essence and what many would see as the idiosyncrasies of their faith, but in such an unflinching and respectful way. The audience comes away inspired, mostly by the human capacity for faith and love. As the son of a Catholic, and husband to one as well (but an Episcopalian myself), you’ve managed to capture what I find most interesting about Catholicism–its humility, its privacy, its simplicity. Many things surrounding the Church are so much more complex, but the essence of that faith is so abiding, so fascinating, so timeless, and–in your film–so inspirational, even, I would imagine, to a nonbeliever or agnostic, because so much of that faith is informed by a profound sense of compassion. Thank you,
Joe
David Whalen
May 22, 2009 at 05:55Philip
I have been learning so much looking at your vidoes and reading. I am a lawyer by trade but recently started to film folks into giving of themselves to help others. You are such a master at what you do. Thanks for the inspiration.
Dave
pbloom
May 22, 2009 at 06:00I really appreciate the comment David. Thanks
axel_rosito
August 25, 2009 at 14:59wow, your work is sooo inspiring!
blackwatch
September 21, 2009 at 21:10First Class as usual Mr. Bloom
They are living a real pure life over there.
Respect
Joe B.
November 19, 2009 at 14:49Phil,
Quite poignant and beautiful; you lay out the essence and what many would see as the idiosyncrasies of their faith, but in such an unflinching and respectful way. The audience comes away inspired, mostly by the human capacity for faith and love. As the son of a Catholic, and husband to one as well (but an Episcopalian myself), you’ve managed to capture what I find most interesting about Catholicism–its humility, its privacy, its simplicity. Many things surrounding the Church are so much more complex, but the essence of that faith is so abiding, so fascinating, so timeless, and–in your film–so inspirational, even, I would imagine, to a nonbeliever or agnostic, because so much of that faith is informed by a profound sense of compassion. Thank you,
Joe
pbloom
November 19, 2009 at 15:21I myself am an atheist but I came away from this family almost envious of their strong belief and sense of belonging that their faith gives them.