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It's a collection of interlocking, intergenerational stories that begins with a couple (Oscar Isaac and Olivia Wilde) happily expecting the arrival of a daughter, then follows the baby's life as both a child (Kya Kruse) and a grown-up (Olivia Cooke) and links her destiny to that of a Spanish family (parents Sergio Peris-Mencheta and Laia Costa and son Alex Monner) through a fateful visit they pay to her native New York.
Writer-director Sam Levinson's messy teen-age satire devolves into a heavy-handed morality tale about our online lives, dark sexual secrets, scapegoating, public shaming and mass mayhem.
Lurid thriller in which a mild-mannered young widow (Anna Kendrick) strikes up an unlikely friendship with the sophisticated, hard-bitten mother (Blake Lively) of one of her son's classmates. But when her new pal mysteriously disappears and she tries to track her down, she discovers just how little she really knew about her.
Parishioners from Our Lady of Angels Church in Woodbridge and Good Shepherd Church in Alexandria are in Rome for the canonization of Oscar Romero.
As the Bishop Ireton Cardinals burst onto the field Oct. 6 in Alexandria, hopes were high for a victory against rival Paul VI Catholic High School of Fairfax. By the time the game ended, the 509 rushing yards accumulated by the Panthers were no match for the Cardinals as they fell to Paul VI 56-28.
The Mass for Homeschooling Families will be celebrated by Bishop Michael F. Burbidge Oct. 19 at Holy Trinity Church.
After the canonization, the school will change its name to St. Paul VI Catholic High School.
The Office of Catholic Schools will sponsor information sessions for prospective teachers at three locations in November.
As Haitian authorities confirmed the toll from the Oct. 6 earthquake at 17 dead and 333 injured, Caritas and other grass-roots organizations working with the victims highlighted the critical humanitarian situation facing survivors, who now lack shelter.
Hundreds of thousands of people around the world will celebrate when Pope Francis formally declares that Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Oscar Romero of San Salvador, El Salvador, are saints. But smaller groups of pilgrims intend to travel to the Vatican Oct. 14 for the same Mass to celebrate the canonizations of five other holy men and women from Italy, Spain and Germany.
