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Zombies swarm the planet, and a United Nations troubleshooter (Brad Pitt) learns that the only defenses are guns, knives, duct tape and perhaps a vaccine. Loose adaptation of Max Brooks’ novel by director Marc Foster and screenwriters Matthew Michael Carnahan, Drew Goddard and Damon Lindelof respectfully observes all the cliches of the zombie/pandemic genres without […]
This 3-D animated prequel to the 2001 hit “Monsters, Inc.,” directed by Dan Scanlon, features a hilarious sendup of college life. It also reinforces familiar but important messages for young people (and their parents): Make friends, study hard, and apply your unique talents for the greater good. Two best pals (voices of Billy Crystal and […]
He treasured the Mass and helped counsel, console and inspire hundreds of seminarians during his 46 years as a priest. So it was fitting that at the funeral Mass for Father Ronald S. Gillis June 25 at the Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington nearly 50 priests, along with a church filled with lives […]
For Michael Horne, what began as a career in the entertainment industry has turned into a life caring for those in need of mental health services. As the program director for Catholic Charities in Fredericksburg, Horne now spends his days counseling people with depression, stress, addictions or marital problems in one of the most underserved […]
OLD MILL CREEK, Ill. – The shell of the new St. Raphael the Archangel Church is up in Old Mill Creek, but this is not just any new parish building under construction. It includes the facade of the now-demolished St. John of God Church from Chicago’s South Side and will include the interior of another […]
Tedious comedy in which an ensemble of actors playing themselves (most prominently James Franco, Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen – who directed, with Evan Goldberg – and Jay Baruchel) are holed up in a Los Angeles mansion during the Apocalypse. Rogen and Goldberg, who also wrote the script, celebrate altruism and loyal friendship. But no other […]
Set in a dystopian future America during the one night each year when any crime may be committed with impunity, writer-director James DeMonaco’s thriller – a potentially challenging study of the conflict between lifeboat ethics and personal decency – degenerates into an orgy of the very violence it sets out to question. When the chosen […]
Action adventure recounting the life of iconic comic book hero Superman (Henry Cavill). Born on distant Krypton, as an infant his parents (Russell Crowe and Ayelet Zurer) send him to Earth so that he can escape his doomed home planet’s imminent destruction. His adoptive human parents (Kevin Costner and Diane Lane) instill positive values and […]
Q: If God is omniscient, and so knows everything, why do we pray about problems happening now or about something that may happen in the future? It sort of seems pointless if God already knows everything. (Leesburg) A: There always will be a mystery as to how God, who is infinite and beyond time and […]
Jesus said to the woman, “Your sins are forgiven” (cf. Lk 7:36-50). What beautiful words from our Savior to this sinful woman. A wonderful act of forgiveness and mercy, except that … she had not asked for it. In fact, no one in the Gospels asks for His forgiveness – not the paralytic lowered through […]

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