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Movies

The Belko Experiment

Employees of a Colombia field office of a faceless American corporation are ordered, on the PA system, to start killing each other so that more won’t die.

Movies

Saban’s Power Rangers

A popular Saturday morning children’s show of the 1990s makes its third appearance on the big screen.

Movies

CHIPS

Mind-numbing comedy (and twist on the 1977-83 television drama series) in which Dax Shepard, who also wrote and directed, plays a rookie California Highway Patrol officer whose first partner (Michael Pena), supposedly a veteran of the force from another part of the state, is in fact an undercover FBI agent investigating a corruption case.

Global

Gift boxes bring joy to children in Haiti

By Rob Herbst
LES CAYES, Haiti — Teenager Syndia Joseph said she had never received a gift in her life. Nor had most of the children in remote Camp Perrin. So when Cross Catholic Outreach’s Box of Joy program visited to deliver thousands of gift boxes provided by people across the United States, many children literally didn’t know […]
Schools

‘Offer hearts to love and hands to serve’

By Katia Hernandez-carrillo
In early March, Emma Koch, a freshman at Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School in Dumfries, organized a service project to assist a family in need. “I heard that a local family lost everything in a house fire and I couldn’t even imagine what that would be like,” she said. Koch, a resident […]
National

Priest will bring St. Jude’s relic to any parish

By Patricia Kasten
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Have you ever wanted to get up close and personal with one of the Twelve Apostles? Well, all you have to do is ask and St. Jude — or part of him anyway — will come to you. That’s exactly what St. Jude the Apostle Parish in Oshkosh did. They contacted […]
Columnists

Evangelization by hitchhiking

By Christina Capecchi
The place where infants nod off and teens open up is also where road-weary adults will probe their spirituality: in the car. That’s the secret behind a new religious community, the Little Poor Friars and Poor Nuns of Jesus and Mary, who dress and live like St. Francis of Assisi: in poverty, entirely dependent on […]
Columns

Holy Week: A new future

Gospel Commentary MT 26:14-27:66 It has often been remarked that Palm Sunday contains the most dramatic mood swing in the entire liturgical year. It is the liturgy of “cheers and jeers.” We move from the enthusiastic “Hosannas” of the crowd as Jesus enters Jerusalem to the solemn reading of the Passion where Jesus is very […]
Columns

Byzantine Catholics, Divorced and remarried as Eucharistic ministers?

By Fr. Kenneth Doyle
Q: My future son-in-law is a member of the Byzantine Catholic Church. Recently, when he came to visit us, we all went together to our family’s Roman Catholic parish, and he received Holy Communion. First, what is the difference in the two churches? And secondly, can members of one of these churches receive Communion in […]
Local

A local company helps seniors make their next move

By Elizabeth A. Elliott

Moira Quinn Leite, president and CEO of M. Quinn Designs, incorporates faith into each plan. One of the services she provides, Pack-N-Move, helps seniors make the best decisions for their future. 

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