Since we are NOT able to find any comprehensive but reliable source of Catholic music reviews, we would like to suggest these lists of Catholic music artists. Please click the links below:
This page tries to help our parish family specially the parents to keep tabs on movies, vidoe games and music that our family, especially our children and young adults are consuming online and on streaming devices. Let us view them through the lens of their Catholic Faith by checking the reviews of these wonderful Catholic gamers.
Please Note: The outside links used in this page are not managed by Ss. Peter and Lambert Parish. Ss. Peter and Lambert Parish bears no responsibility for its contents.
Catholic Game Reviews write reviews "with the intent to inform and assist other Catholics in discerning whether playing a given title will be healthy and prudent for their spiritual journey."
"As such, we will highlight both things that are morally problematic (sexual content, glorification of violence or graphic violence, etc.) as well as elements that celebrate beauty and virtue. To say nothing of a game’s design and aesthetics, which are its own virtue and excellence as a game."
Parents are invited to check the "Morality/Parental Warnings" section of the game review. The site reviews games rated (by ESRB) E for everyone to M (+17) only. For any other game that you may not find in the review, please contact them through their website link below.
Note: ESRB or Entertainment Software Rating Board is an American self-regulatory organization that assigns age and content ratings to consumer video games.
Check the VIDEO GAME REVIEWS HERE
A-I – General Patronage - Any movie free from significant objectionable content might receive this classification.
A-II – Adults and Adolescents - For older teens. However, CNS generally indicate whether film is most appropriate for “older teens” or anyone over the age of 13.
A-III – Adults - Not acceptable for teens but are appropriate for most adults. Occasionally, a sentence may be added about the movie being “acceptable” or “possibly acceptable” for “older teens.”
L – Limited adult audience - Films whose problematic content many adults would find troubling.
O – Morally offensive - Applied, to films that deny the existence of God, ridicule religious faith or are otherwise sacrilegious. Movies that directly contradict scriptural values and church teaching on such matters as euthanasia, abortion, suicide, adultery, homosexual activity or vigilante killing and revenge.
Note: Some movies previously were designated A-IV. Older films with this classification should be regarded as classified L.
Check the latest CNS/USCCB MOVIE REVIEW HERE