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Movies

Arrival

By Catholic News Service

Mesmerizing and unusually intimate science-fiction drama about an American linguist trying to communicate with aliens inside a spacecraft hovering over a Montana field. 

Movies

Trolls

By Catholic News Service

Two trolls set out to rescue a group of their friends who have been kidnapped by an evil chef from a race of Troll-eating giants called Bergens. 

Art

Doctor Strange

By Catholic News Service

What Tilda Swinton can conceive, Benedict Cumberbatch can achieve in this first big-screen adventure for the Marvel Comics superhero who debuted in print back in 1963.

Pope Francis

Becoming cardinal is call to share mercy

By Cindy Wooden
ROME — Being created a cardinal in the Year of Mercy brings with it an obligation to continue to proclaim and share God’s mercy with others, said Cardinal-designate Joseph W. Tobin. The current archbishop of Indianapolis, who will be installed as archbishop of Newark, New Jersey, in January, was to receive his red hat Nov. […]
Local

Arlington priests relive Banica memories

By Zoey Maraist
In 1991, Arlington Bishop John R. Keating began a mission on the frontier of the Dominican Republic in a town called Bánica. Since then, hundreds of volunteers from the diocese have come to serve the people. Diocesan priests have spent years ministering to the spiritual needs of the thousands of people from San Francisco de […]
Local

Church construction boom in Arlington Diocese

By Zoey Maraist

In total, there are currently $164 million worth of diocesan construction projects planned in the Arlington Diocese. Several projects are set to be completed in 2019 or 2020. 

Local

Catholic lawyers urged to seek common ground

By Steve Neill
Catholics who faithfully follow the law — both of church and state — are doing what the Lord wants them to do, but they need to keep their focus on seeking the common good for all society. Father Paul D. Scalia, delegate of the apostolic administrator for clergy, delivered this message at the annual Red […]
National

Archbishop Gregory calls for statement on racism

By Rhina Guidos
BALTIMORE — Earlier this year, as communities faced tensions, protests and violence, following a spate of shooting and killings of black men by police, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, of Louisville, Kentucky, as president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, asked dioceses across the country to observe a day of prayer for peace.   He also […]
Local

Service, because we’re Catholic

By Art Bennett
As Bishop Paul S. Loverde often says, “We don’t serve people because they are Catholic, we serve people because we are Catholic.”   Transforming lives through loving service is what Christians are called to do. And this beautiful vision of evangelizing the poor comes directly from Christ’s actions and words. He gave us the commandment […]

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