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We are excited to partner with Odyssey Cinemas & Social - Fond du Lac to offer a faith-filled surprise of a film on Sunday, December 13 at 1:00 pm at the cinema, 1131 West Scott St., Fond du Lac, WI 54937! Be among the first to experience a faith-based film. But which film? It will remain a secret until the lights go down! No trailers. No spoilers. No expectations. Just an uplifting surprise film filled with faith, hope and the power of an unforgettable story—revealed only when it begins on the big screen. Gather your family, invite your church group or bring some friends and share the excitement of discovering something meaningful together. It could become a future favorite—or the next faith-based film everyone will soon be talking about! Sometimes the most meaningful movie adventures are the ones you never saw coming. Tickets are on sale now for $5.00 each plus tax by clicking here. *Online service fees may apply.

We are excited to partner with Odyssey Cinemas & Social - Fond du Lac to offer a faith-filled surprise of a film on Sunday, October 11 at 1:00 pm at the cinema, 1131 West Scott St., Fond du Lac, WI 54937! Be among the first to experience a faith-based film. But which film? It will remain a secret until the lights go down! No trailers. No spoilers. No expectations. Just an uplifting surprise film filled with faith, hope and the power of an unforgettable story—revealed only when it begins on the big screen. Gather your family, invite your church group or bring some friends and share the excitement of discovering something meaningful together. It could become a future favorite—or the next faith-based film everyone will soon be talking about! Sometimes the most meaningful movie adventures are the ones you never saw coming. Tickets are on sale now for $5.00 each plus tax by clicking here. *Online service fees may apply.

We are excited to partner with Odyssey Cinemas & Social - Fond du Lac to offer a faith-filled surprise of a film on Sunday, September 20 at 1:00 pm at the cinema! Be among the first to experience a faith-based film. But which film? It will remain a secret until the lights go down! No trailers. No spoilers. No expectations. Just an uplifting surprise film filled with faith, hope and the power of an unforgettable story—revealed only when it begins on the big screen. Gather your family, invite your church group or bring some friends and share the excitement of discovering something meaningful together. It could become a future favorite—or the next faith-based film everyone will soon be talking about! Sometimes the most meaningful movie adventures are the ones you never saw coming. Tickets are on sale now for $5.00 each plus tax by clicking here. *Online service fees may apply.

Our RSVP form is closed as we have reached our capacity for the free showings.    Attend a free screening of the family film “David” at the Odyssey Cinema & Social Fond du Lac 8 Theatre, sponsored by Holy Family Catholic Community on Saturday, May 30! The epic musical and animated film tells the story of David and his journey to become the anointed King of Israel, from working as a shepherd and musician to battling Goliath. Doors will open at 9:30 am, at which time concessions will be available for purchase. The film will begin at 10:00 am.  

Mark Holy Saturday when you join our parish for a free showing of the powerful film The Passion of the Christ at the Odyssey Cinema & Social Fond du Lac 8, 1131 West Scott St. on Saturday, April 19. The showing, sponsored by Holy Family, will take place at 10:00 am, with doors and concessions opening at 9:30 am. No tickets are needed to attend, and the film will be shown in multiple theater auditoriums. The film runs two hours and seven minutes.   In this powerful retelling of Christ’s crucifixion, based on the New Testament, Judas hastens Jesus’ (Jim Caviezel) downfall by betraying him to the Roman authorities. As his mother, Mary (Maia Morgenstern), Mary Magdalene (Monica Bellucci), and his disciples look on in anguish, Jesus is condemned to death. Enduring brutal torture, he carries his cross to Calvary, where he is nailed to it and left to die. In his final moments, he offers one last act of grace before drawing his last breath.