"It's a Wonderful Life" and the holiness of the family
Between the two great themes, there is a central theme: What the Church calls "the first society."
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Between the two great themes, there is a central theme: What the Church calls "the first society."
Our kids went in together and got me and my wife a new TV called "The Frame" for Christmas this year. The slim, wood-bezeled device doubles as a Smart TV for 4K streaming and also as a picture frame capable of displaying digital art masterpieces or family photos.
The film provides one last example of how a second chance can transform failure and disappointment into success and joy.
In Frank Capra’s beloved film, numerous characters, and even a house, get a second chance.
The 1946 Christmas classic "It’s a Wonderful Life" has two St. Louis connections.