AMDG. Our patron St. Maximilian Kolbe is known for the heroism of his final days, but those acts were the culmination of the virtuous life he lived before his internment at Auschwitz. In this episode, visitor to the Kolbecast Anthony D’Ambrosio shares his special perspective on St. Max, which is based on his work developing the film Kolbe’s Passion and the intimate connection he forged with the saint during his own time of crisis. Anthony, Bonnie, and Steven discuss the relationship between suffering and faith, the grappling with despair and disillusionment that is inescapable in modern life, and the creative considerations involved in adapting St. Max’s story to a cinematographic format. And in case that virtuous life of St. Max’s we mentioned sounds dry, we have two words for you: fire truck.
Head to the Kolbe’s Passion website to watch the proof-of-concept film and find out how to support the production of the full-length film.
Alas, this recording was plagued by some technical foibles which make the audio difficult to understand at times. We’ve tried to mitigate those as best we can, so we hope you’ll stick with it through the rough spots. The message of love is loud and clear.
Relevant Kolbecast episodes:
- 100 In the Beginning with Mrs. Dianne Muth
- 134 For Tinkerers of All Ages
- 168 The Adventure of a Lifetime featuring Melissa Dee of the Saints Alive podcast
- 172 A Gift-Laden Voyage with Philip Kosloski of Voyage Comics
Other relevant links:
- Anthony’s father, Dr. Marcellino D’Ambrosio, aka “Dr. Italy”
- Beatidudes podcast
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