Jesus asks this question in today's gospel," What can a man give in exchange for his life?" In context, his thought applies directly to himself,and then ineluctably to each one of us.

Readings: Jer. 20:7-9; Ps. 62; Rom. 12:1-2; Mt. 16: 21-27.

A small village in Burkino Faso is devastated by the sudden death of its children. The village elders conduct a witch-hunt to find the person responsible.Based on a true story, Delwende is a mother-daughter tale and examines some traditional customs in Africa and the role people play in exposing the injustices perpetrated against them.

Double feature on the quad with Les Indigènes. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating.

During the WWII liberation of Europe, the Alsace region was essential to the allied victory. This victory was largely due to the accomplishment of recruits from Africa. With a reputation for endurance, sense of orientation and courage, more than 100,000 Africans were sent to the front lines. "Days of Glory" relates the forgotten story of four of these soldiers. While fighting for freedom, these soldiers, known as "Indigènes', faced racism in the military and in society, forcing them to struggle for equality of treatment at every turn. Showing On The Quad