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Produced through a grant from the John Templeton Foundation, the episodes — narrated by actor Jonathan Roumie — will be released Feb. 13-17, one per day, on Word on Fire’s website and YouTube channel.

The dramatization — based on a 2006 book by David Jeremiah, the Southern Baptist minister who heads Turning Point, a broadcast ministry in El Cajon, California — is available to view for free on its home website as well as on YouTube.

The 90-minute film tells the story of a journey to Rome of frontline leaders to discuss with Pope Francis his encyclical “Laudato Si’, on Care for Our Common Home.”

There are proposals to create a new privacy division at the Federal Trade Commission, expand federal protections for children’s data, fund government research into kids’ mental health and urge companies to act in the “best interest of the child.”

Father Zinno’s own “Journey to Heal a Broken Heart” is designed to offer future patients an additional benefit — a bit of spiritual consolation to guide them on their own road to recovery.

“The Chosen,” a multipart recounting of the life of Jesus originally released in 2017, is now available for free on VidAngel and across multiple other platforms, including YouTube and Facebook.

A number of media viewing platforms are now offering more stringent parental controls.

There’s only one place Catholics can listen to a priest sing Disney tunes in falsetto, enjoy daily commentary on the taste and squeakiness of cheese curds and learn a lesson or two about faith or church teachings.