As someone who had experience with Catholic school for my first six years in the 1960's, I could appreciate the story of a girl struggling with the concept of sin and hypocrisy. Natalia Dyer is a sixteen year-old girl who comes across a chat room online and acts upon her feelings of lust; one of the seven deadly sins, of course, and one which would send you to the fires of hell. George Carlin did a routine on impure thoughts and this continues in that vain. Dyer stays at a four day Catholic retreat with constant lectures by a priest who is not so pure himself. This is not an anti-Catholic film in any respect. It only shows the difficulty for all of us in dealing with sin and our personal failings as human beings. I can pray the Rosary every day and still have a problem with the Church of Rome and their rules. Meanwhile, Yes, God, Yes is an excellent film.