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This article has free access for all visitors. By Emily Stimpson. "Lost" went where few television shows have gone before, tackling questions of salvation, damnation and faith.
Homosexual characters abound on TV shows, but good luck finding a practicing, faith-filled Catholic
Our Take for May 2, 2010
OSV columnist will debut a national television program on Oct. 3
By Teresa Tomeo. New measure offers hope to Catholic families wanting to protect kids from vile TV content
By Teresa Tomeo. Toymaker’s decision to associate Barbie dolls with risque adult television drama is no joking matter
Watching unscripted lives of ordinary people on screen can be fun, but viewers must beware of potentially immoral and grave messages
No TV producer pours energy into a project without hoping that it will have some sort of influence on people’s lives.
By Teresa Tomeo. Why we should worry about a new study reporting an increase in media multitasking among Americans
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