gregory peck plays a priest who is presumably in his church to assignments of failure. he goes to china but ends up touching the hearts of many people. the lives of many people through his gentleness and his humility and his authenticity and he embodies the best of the priesthood and even though it's a fictional character he is the best of vincent de paul and john liani and others who embodied the rest of others to pattern their lives against the heart of the lord. learn from me because i am gentle and humble of heart and touches the soul of another human being he is a success as a priest and a success in what matters to god. >> i've been thinking about the idea of success and what it will mean in my priesthood. every single day is successful and that is father candidate was saying the job of a priest is to offer the sacrifice of the mass and every single day i offer the sacrifice for the glorification of god the father and the salvation of souls. in a sense i could say every single day for priest is successful. what does that mean against that reality, in bringing peop

you've probably heard of this fellow, gregory peck. this is his first movie, and it's about red army partisans. and of course, he dies a noble death fighting for the soviet union. and then over here is another one called "the northstar, " which again depicts partisans to some degree, containing many of the famous actors and actresses of the 1940's. 1945, we have to say, after 1945, things change. the soviets became our enemies. we saw them very suddenly in the movies. until the soviet union fell. then, all of a sudden, we began to see. movies again. f. we began -- then, all of a sudden, we began to see movies agani. -- again. when the red army was first organized in the 1920's by trotsky, one thing he wanted to do was eliminate the uniform of the past, of the czarist regime. under the czars, uniform of a regular soldier in many cases looked very much like the one i'm wearing. the difference being, they would have the raised collar and they would have epaulets. trotsky took the red army and said, i want to make it a working man's army.

you probably heard of this fellow gregory peck. well this is his first movie and it is about red army partisans. and of course he dies a noble death fighting for the soviet union. and then over here is also another one called "the north star" which again depicts partisans, containing actors and actresses of the 1940s. of course after 1945, things changed. the soviets became our enemy. we saw them -- we saw them very seldom in the movies. excuse me. until the soviet union fell. and then all of a sudden we began to see movies again. for example, again, "defiance." about soviet jewish partisans and many others that came along. but as i was saying about the uniform and about the reference that i'm a guard, when the red army was first organized in the 1920s by trotski one thing he wanted to do was eliminate the uniform of the past, of the czar-ist regime. so under the czars, the uniform of a regular soldier in many cases would look like the one i'm wearing. the difference would be the raised collar and have ep illets. so he took the red