"When a blind woman is made to see in Healing, it raises more than a few eyebrows around the small English village of Storwich. In fact, the faith-healing ministry that cured her (and a number of others) becomes the object of an intense investigation led by Father Louis Gilbert, the ex-Scotland Yard detective turned Anglican priest. Are the miracles legitimate? Is the charismatic 'Gabriel' really who he says he is? Finding out is going to take all of Father Gilbert's skill as a priest and an investigator. And the answers are more dangerous than anyone imagines." "A train crash. The strange kidnapping of Bill Drake, Father Gilbert's best friend. Two unrelated events -- but are they? In Secrets, the clues are scattered far & wide, over space & time, & putting them together seems impossible. The newly-captured kidnapper certainly isn't going to admit to anything. And Bill Drake's heart condition is like a ticking bomb -- forcing Father Gilbert to choose between his ruthless instincts as a former detective and his calling as a compassionate priest. Time is running out." Running time: Healing (approx. 72 min) / Secrets (approx. 73 min). Age 15+.

Pretty good mysteries, revealing more about Christian apologetics than the mysteries themselves. My one main criticism would be over-production sometimes, the stories should tell themselves, the over dramatic music isn't really necessary. ( )