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Strange teen romance in which a high school student (Angourie Rice) falls for a spirit who inhabits the bodies of different people for a day at a time, originally encountering the androgynous sprite when it takes over her normally self-absorbed and inattentive boyfriend (Justice Smith), transforming him into the kind of caring companion for which she naturally longs.
Gruesome violence and gratuitous sexual content ruin this otherwise engaging espionage thriller. Disabled in an onstage accident, a Russian ballet star (Jennifer Lawrence) is recruited by her uncle (Matthias Schoenaerts), a highly placed and ruthless intelligence official, to train as a seductress of foreign agents in a school (run by Charlotte Rampling) perversely dedicated to the purpose.
Even dressed up with some style and the presumption of wit, this remake is the same nihilistic racist vigilante fantasy that the five films in the first series were years ago.
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge announced that three priests of the Diocese of Arlington have been bestowed with the papal honor of “Chaplain to His Holiness” by Pope Francis and given the title “Monsignor” after recommendations were made by Bishop Burbidge to the Holy See.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society gives the working poor an alternative to payday loans.
The Virginia House passed a resolution March 7 honoring the late Richmond Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo, who died Aug. 17, 2017.
p class="Body">Pope Francis has cleared the way for the canonizations of Blesseds Paul VI and Oscar Romero.
“Heavenly Earth: Images of St. Francis at La Verna” at the National Gallery of Art gathers 29 seldom seen prints, drawings, books and a precious miniature, crowned by the oil painting “Francis in Prayer” (c. 1620) by Italian master Bernardo Strozzi, himself once a Franciscan priest.
Families who wish to nurture their children to be healthy consumers of technology can benefit from the information and strategies in Michael Horne’s new book The Tech Talk, Strategies for Families in a Digital World.
