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Theater

‘The King and I’ transports audiences at the Kennedy Center in Washington

By Stacy Rausch

 An English widow arrives in Bangkok to teach the many children and wives of the King of Siam in "The King and I" at The Kennedy Center in Washington through Aug. 20.

Global

British baby Charlie Gard dies in hospice care

By Simon Caldwell
MANCHESTER, England — Charlie Gard, the British baby whose legal battle caught the attention of the world, died July 28, just over a week before his first birthday, his family announced.   Connie Yates, the baby’s mother, issued a brief statement saying: “Our beautiful little boy has gone, we are so proud of you Charlie.” […]
Columns

Six deadly sins

One of my favorite criticisms of the church is that it is fixated on sex. “Why is the church so obsessed with what I do in the bedroom,” I will be asked with great seriousness.   I find the observation hilarious because I watch TV, read books and go to the movies. And guess what? […]
National

Nuncio celebrates Mass for Catholic Boy Scouts

By Catholic News Service
GLEN JEAN, W.Va. — Scouting develops generosity, service and fraternity, which are all values “our world sorely needs,” the papal nuncio told Catholic Scouts gathered for a July 23 Mass during the annual Boy Scouts of America National Jamboree.   “These values are the antidote to the selfishness and individualism of our society,” Archbishop Christophe […]
National

FCC approves merger of Relevant Radio, Immaculate Heart Radio

By Mark Pattison
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission has approved the merger of Relevant Radio and Immaculate Heart Radio.   Both are nonprofit, listener-supported radio chains. Relevant’s stations are principally in the Midwest and East, while Immaculate Heart’s are in the West and the Plains states. On the air, the combined company is known as Relevant Radio. […]
Columns

How are parishes welcoming young adults?

Recently, while in Rome, we asked a longtime Vatican journalist how she keeps her faith strong while covering the ups and downs of church life. She pointed to St. Peter’s Square behind her and remarked that “my faith isn’t lived out there.” She then added, “It’s lived out in my local parish.”   As readers […]
Local

Fun Bot Lab brings robotics to summer campers at three Catholic schools

By Ashleigh Buyers

When Jessica Davis asked her children where they wanted to go for summer camp this year, the answer came with no hesitation — Fun Bot Lab. The robotics camp located at St. Luke School in McLean was developed by Timothy Burns, certified trainer for LEGO education and former teacher at St. Luke. The camp teaches children from kindergarten to eighth-grade about programing, engineering and animation through engaging projects and challenges, while also providing all the fun outdoor activities of a typical summer camp. 

Global

French priest’s martyrdom was life-changing event for archbishop

By Junno Arocho Esteves
VATICAN CITY — The martyrdom of a French priest killed a year ago while celebrating Mass was an event that “has transformed me as a bishop,” Archbishop Dominique Lebrun of Rouen said.   Father Jacques Hamel’s life — “simple and exemplary — questions me as a pastor and shepherd on how to consider the life […]

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