A Franciscan, A Dominican, And A Jesuit...Fr. Jim Martin, S.J. from "Who Cares About The Saints?"

Let James Martin, S.J. author of "My Life with the Saints," introduce you to his favorite saints in the exciting new DVD Who Cares about the Saints? Loyola Productions proudly releases this DVD which combines Fr. Martins lively commentary along with dramatic photos and artwork that brings to life the lives of the saints.

The DVD features twelve 6-10 minute chapters on the lives of Dorothy Day, Thomas Merton, Joan of Arc, Francis of Assisi, Mother Teresa, Ignatius Loyola, Bernadette Soubirous, Pope John XXIII, Therese of Liseux, Joseph, Peter, and Mary, Mother of Jesus. The DVD also includes insights from Fr. Martin on how to use the saints today.

See more clips or buy the DVD at http://www.LoyolaProductions.com.

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[yuunightsky]

hahaha... :) classic Jesuit jokes. :) if you happen to know a Jesuit or live in a Jesuit community, you will get it why it's so funny. :)

[MrGayaussieful]

I dont get it....

[ammazzamoro]

Good joke, but we could have done without using doing harm to the the Holy Name of Jesus at 0:49

[yurapetrovich]

It is saying that the Jesuits are also sharks. That is what a professional courtesy is: You cut a break to people from the same background/profession.

[dianaberry9393]

Sorry, I don't get it...

[jschutzm]

it is funnier when I first heard it as a Lawyer Joke. If you subsitute in a lawyer instead of a Jesuit.. it makes more sense.

[Tpal91]

yes can please someone explain the joke

[kingrocker44]

LMFAO!

[KaiseRex42]

:)) Exx cellent!!

[botwindfish]

Yeah, someone's gonna have to explain this one to me.