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In the 30 years that Arlington diocesan priests served the rural countryside of the Dominican Republic, they have built countless roads, constructed dozens of chapels and established a K-eight parochial school.
The two teens skated onto the rink holding hands, wearing matching blue-gray outfits; she in a dress with a flowy skirt, he in a shirt and black pants. They raised their arms to greet the audience and judges and then skated to the middle of the ice, took a breath and leaned into each other for their starting pose.
The recent comment by Pope Francis that people who have pets instead of children are, sometimes at least, manifesting selfishness brought predictable howls from pet lovers and those who felt he was treading on their sacred right to do whatever they please. But along with unintentionally giving media the sort of juicy flap over trivia that they relish, the pope was identifying a grave and growing problem for nations around the globe.
Suspended from his job as the result of a scandal, a previously work-obsessed NFL coach (Kevin James) temporarily relocates to his Texas hometown where his ex-wife (Jackie Sandler) and preteen son (Tait Blum) still live and, in an effort to bond with the alienated lad, joins the coaching staff (led by Taylor Lautner) of the boy’s Pop Warner football team.
Dull human interaction alternates with impressive special-effects spectacle in this sullen science-fiction fantasy in which the moon goes out of its orbit and threatens to collide with Earth.
Jeremy Irons as British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain dominates this historical drama that uses the story of a fictional friendship as an introduction to the controversial policy of appeasement toward Hitler (Ulrich Matthes) pursued by the U.K. and France in an effort to avert World War II.
Note to self: Wake up about the same time every day. Say a morning offering upon rising. Do not go straight to your phone or computer. Dress for work, just like you would when you had to go into the office. Smile at the child of God in the mirror who has been given another day to know, love and serve him — and your loved ones.
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis told an Italian interviewer that forgiveness is "a human right."
Heavenly peace
Gospel Commentary Feb. 20, lk 6:27-38