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"The Da Vinci Code"
Author's comments on the novel
By Joe Kohn
The Michigan Catholic
Detroit — There were no excommunications or top-down, Church-wide boycotts to oppose "The Da Vinci Code," the movie now playing that bleeds spurious fact into malicious fiction to distort the legacy of Jesus Christ.
Opus Dei
A response from the Prelature of Opus Dei in the United States.
The Da Vinci Code
By Harry Forbes and David DiCerto
Catholic News Service
NEW YORK (CNS) -- The screen adaptation of Dan Brown's best-seller has arrived amid unprecedented secrecy and fanfare, and the resulting film is pretty much what everyone expected: a glossy, well-acted, mostly fast-moving thriller. Regrettably, however, just about all the spurious historical, artistic, and theological misstatements from the poorly researched book have been left intact.
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The movie based on Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code has opened and as is generating a new wave of controversy and concern. The 
