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O Lamb of God, I Love You

On this special feature-length episode, Benjamin Cello, Lolly Popular, and the Cheerful Chums join with traveling troubadour, Brother Joseph, to tell the story of the Passion of the Lord Jesus to little children. Using immersive and artful shadow puppetry and a soaring full orchestral score, Brother Joseph and Benjamin Cello bring the Greatest Love Story Ever Told to life!

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The Story of Christmas

In this special hour-long television event, Benjamin Cello and his friends travel to Pennywhistle Park for a spectacular shadow puppet retelling of "The Story of Christmas" by Brother Joseph and "The Shadow of His Wings" puppet theater. Featuring a fully orchestrated score and new music by the creators of "Benjamin Cello", this special shows the Christmas story like you've never seen it before. Spanning from the Creation and Fall of Man to the Journey of the Wise Men to worship the Christ Child, "The Story of Christmas" is an epic musical dramatization of why God became Man. Hear the beauty of Gabriel's Messages, The Canticle of Zechariah, Elizabeth's Greeting, Mary's Magnificat, and the music of the Heavenly Host. This new offering from the Benjamin Cello team is sure to inspire your families with the true meaning of Christmas.

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Prosody Party: Poems & Prayers

Professor Wordsworth is hosting a Prosody Party! With the help of the ever hungry Bookworms, Benjamin Cello and the Cheerful Chums study the four most commonly used poetic meters and use them to write fun poetry and to sing a beautiful prayer.

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Looking for Joseph

A snowstorm drives Officer Fife and the young orphan Joshua into the warmth of Benjamin Cello’s cottage. But when Officer Fife has to go help others in the blizzard, Benjamin Cello and Joshua visit the BookEndless Book Tower to learn more about the quiet hero of Christmas: the fatherly Saint Joseph.

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