I saw this documentary about a year ago. I have to say is was a very compelling and honest look into the life of Fr. Mychal Judge. The documentary takes you into his work with the homeless, aids patience, NYCFD and gays. Regardless of what you think of the topics it is one of the most inspiring documentary I have seen. It makes you wish the world had more people in it like Fr. Judge. His love and compassion is very overwhelming. It makes you want to help your fellow man. I can say after watching this documentary I know the world is a better place. He touched so many people who were rejected in life. He made their life better and the communities that they are from better. He never abandon his people even during the tragedy of 9-11. It is a must see documentary

I was so moved by the life and death of this great man. At the begining of the film he is shown in an interview and said, " Life and death, how valuable. I wonder how my last hour would be? I would like it to be doing something for someone, trying to save a life." And that was exactly what he did when he died on 9/11, at age of 68 he was serving next to Americas finest firefighters. Good bless him and all of those heros, especially our firefighters. They put their lives on the line everyday to serve our communities, and those whom we lost in the line of duty on 9/11 my respect and admiration for what they do. God bless and thank you! I once read, "When the assailant is a natural catastrophe, it can be explained away as an accident of fate, providing human error was not at fault, however; then the assailant is another person, your trust in humanity, society and human beings in general is shaken or shattered entirely." (unknown author) Thus, when I learn of people like father Judge my faith in humanity is restore because good people still exist. He gave fully not only material things but gave compassion, happiness, love and hope to those he met. All those beautiful souls including my father's are the light in the darkness and they are always here. My deepest sympathy for the families of the 9/11 victims and to those who for one reason or another had experience the lost a love one.

This is an exceptional movie. I am not catholic, I was raised babtist. This man shows that God is in control. We are not to judge, our God is our judge. Despite what we were told, by our fathers it is not our place. I am not saying that what the bible says is not true about sexuality, but the bible also says not to judge. That is so important. How can we focus on what He wants us to do if we are too busy judging each other? He did not call out the ones who are doing wrong according to His word. He reached out His hand to us, because all of us are doing wrong. We ALL have sinned and have come short of the glory of God. The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is everlasting life. It doesn't matter what kind of sin it is, If you do not accept Him you will not go to heaven. During this movie I found myself praying for God to open my eyes, I have been taught many things, and all is good, but it has turned my heart and eyes away from God. may this be your prayer too.

I wish this is in caption for all who'd understand and appreciate this more.