Whether you're a sinner or a saint, here are four things to do during #PopeinPhilly.1.The Pope’s Favorite Films: ‘La Strada’Thursday, 7:40 p.m.Prince Theater1412 Chestnut St.$8 - $10, 215-422-4580www.princetheater.orgThis 1954 Italian drama, directed by Federico Fellini, tells the story of the young Gelsomina, forced into a relationship with circus strongman Zampano. But when she attempts to escape and encounters The Fool, Gelsomina realizes she doesn’t need to continue playing second fiddle to her husband.Related:Pope Pub Crawl, Popepalooza and more places to eat, drink and party2.Cabaret Verite III: Our Family MeetingSaturday, 8 p.m.William Way LGBT Community Center Ballroom1315 Spruce St.$18 - $25, 215-732-7494www.cabaretverite.brownpapertickets.com Come to the William Way Center for a different kind of meeting of families: Andrew Crowley, Messapotamia Lefae, Jaye Sanders, Ibrahim Vicks and Tom Wilson sing, dance and speak about families of all shapes and sizes.3.Pope Up: Pope-Inspired ArtSaturdayGlobe Dye Works4500 Worth St.Free, 215-288-4554www.globedyeworks.com This is your last chance to catch the exhibit of papal-themed sculptures from a variety of artists, ranging from the traditional to the wacky. It’s part of the Fringe Festival.4.Pontification: A Week of Bad HabitsThrough Saturday, 10 p.m.The Trestle Inn339 N. 11th St.Free, 267-239-0290www.thetrestleinn.com Trestle is hosting nightly parties: Thursday is the Fallen Angel Disco Dance Party with Shearn and Del, the Save Your Soul Dance Party is on Friday with Sir Racha, and Saturday sees the Dancing in Heaven Dance Party with DJ September. Drink specials include $5 Heaven and Helles Citywide.