Any film linking the names of writer-director Quentin Tarantino and infamous cult leader Charles Manson is unlikely to be a peaceable affair. And this eventually proves true for the auteur’s ruefully affectionate look back at 1969 Tinseltown, “Once Upon a Time in … Hollywood” (Columbia).
Jesuit Father Pedro Cartaya, an astronomy enthusiast, remembers the Apollo 11 Mission 50 years ago.
Astronomy professor Chris Graney and journalist Glenn Rutherford listened as the astronauts spoke to President Richard Nixon and remarked on the play of shadows on the lunar surface.
Bishop Borders was the founding bishop of the Diocese of Orlando, Fla., at one time he may have been the bishop of a larger territory — much larger.
For Giancarlo Bernini, a recent graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, things are not always as they appear and that’s a good thing because it is how he plans to make a living.
Author Father Gerhard Lohfink ponders the Our Father in 10 brief chapters, each with a unique perspective.
Advances in moviemaking technology allow a story that could only previously be told as a cartoon to be enacted, so to speak, by animals. And so we get “The Lion King” (Disney).
Jesuit Brother Robert Macke, curator of meteorites for the Vatican Observatory, said that by studying the universe, “we can better appreciate the God who created it.”
