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Former Sen. Rick Santorum and his wife, Karen, will be honored at the annual Fishers of Men dinner hosted by the Guadalupe Radio Network at The Catholic University of America.
Daniel F. Curtin, consultant for Catholic education with the diocesan Office of Catholic Schools, was named to the Academic Circle of Excellence at Mount St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, Md., March 23.
The Virginia March for Life draws more than 7,000 people to Richmond April 3.
On their four-month ocean voyage from England to the new Maryland colony nearly 400 years ago, the approximately 150 men and women on board boats named the Ark and the Dove endured stormy seas and the risk of being ambushed by pirates.
Hard-hitting, fact-based drama adapted from a memoir by Abby Johnson. During her rise to become one of the youngest Planned Parenthood clinic directors in the country, Johnson (Ashley Bratcher) gradually becomes uneasy about the organization's marketing of abortion, a process of conversion that reaches a dramatic climax when she is asked to assist a doctor performing the procedure and witnesses via sonogram what it really involves. Her new stance is welcomed by her pro-life husband (Brooks Ryan) and parents (Robin DeMarco and Robert Thomason) as well as by some of the activists (Jared Lotz and Emma Elle Roberts) she once considered adversaries.
Lush but insubstantial live-action reimagining of the 1941 animated classic, set in 1919, in which the young elephant of the title becomes a pawn in a struggle to profit from the fact that his outsized ears enable him to fly. Out to protect him are a wounded and recently widowed World War I veteran (Colin Farrell), his two children (Nico Parker and Finley Hobbins) and the manager (Danny DeVito) of the circus for which he works.
Within the universal Christian vocation of serving God and serving others, God handcrafts a specific calling for each person, a vocation that fits his or her personality and abilities, Pope Francis said.
In his exhaustive history “The Papacy in the Age of Totalitarianism, 1914 to 1958,” Cambridge University historian John Pollard expresses doubt whether the argument over Pope Pius XII’s response to the Holocaust is “a genuine historiographical controversy.”
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Gospel Commentary: Writing in the sand
The Gospel this week tells us the beloved story of the mercy of Jesus toward the woman caught in the act of adultery.