Arts & Culture

Carolina Muñoz, a world taekwondo champion, is helping young people gain confidence in “Jesucristo.”

The workmanship of St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church is one of the rare things left in Atlantic City predating the casinos.

A new movie in which a priest served as an unofficial consultant presented him with a rare opportunity to share the Gospel message with a group of Hollywood moviemakers and to see his ministry with fresh eyes.

The stories in the newly released book by Katy Carl suggest themes of isolation, vulnerability and fear of reaching beyond the moral constraints we learn early in our lives.

“The Wasteland” demonstrates that T.S. Eliot did not embrace the death and decay of the world of the poem, but rather was on his journey out from it to the glory of resurrection.

In his latest book, Father James Martin writes about “Journeying into the place of letting go can be difficult.” He hopes to be “a guide down that staircase, into the tomb, and then back out into the light.”

A novel about Chicken Hill, during the years between the World Wars and the community of people from various nations and backgrounds that live side-by-side.

Brandon Byrne was a featured performer at this year’s Scott Joplin International Ragtime Festival in Sedalia: “I feel like God’s fingerprints are on anything beautiful, because he made his creation very good. And anything that reflects that beauty will draw people to God himself.”