Columns
The “man going on a journey” in today’s parable entrusts his possessions to three of his servants while he is gone. We are told that he gives five talents to the first, two talents to the second, and one talent to the third.
11/14/26
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Movies
After the Nativity, Charles Dicken’s “A Christmas Carol” may be the most beloved yuletide tale there is, and with good reason. 
11/13/26
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Whether a soldier has served for two months or 20 years, jumping out of an airplane requires the same leap of faith.
11/12/26
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To commemorate the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi, the middle schoolers at Sacred Heart Academy in Winchester made a daylong pilgrimage to the Franciscan Monastery in Washington Oct. 20.
11/12/26
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By Fr. Steven Oetjen
An estimated 2.5 million people made Pope Leo XIV’s Mass in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Nov. 9 the largest of his pontificate. Behind that figure were faces, stories and testimonies of faith that filled a historic day.
11/10/26
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Pope Leo XIV spoke about crime, economic inequality, and political polarization, among other topics, in a wide-ranging speech to President Javier Milei and other dignitaries Nov. 8, the pope’s first day in Argentina.
11/9/26
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Art
Youth Apostles is holding its seventh annual pro-life multimedia contest for students to share their pro-life values through art and creativity.
11/8/26
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Art
The Museum of the Bible in Washington recently opened a new exhibit on Blessed Stanley Rother, an Oklahoma priest who served as a missionary in Guatemala, helped translate the New Testament into Tz'utujil and was martyred for his faith.
11/2/26
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Arts
Fun, adventure and laughs are around the corner as high school students gear up for their fall productions.
11/2/26
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Pope Leo in South America

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Pope Leo in South America