Grace Dickinson is blunt in her 12-year-old wisdom — the Catholic missalette is boring. But not because of the Scriptures, which are filled with exciting stories of our faith, but the presentation itself. “It doesn’t appeal to kids,” she said. “It only has color on the front page.”
The clash of civilizations precipitated by the European conquest of South America provides the background for the quirky but essentially humane historical romance “The Queen and the Conqueror.”
Open this memoir and brace yourself for some pretty unconventional Catholic reading: a book that’s equal parts conversion story and an underground rock ‘n’ roll music trivia collection.
Student and award-winning pastry chef is among the volunteers that hands out food to those in need in Washington May 19, 2020, during the coronavirus pandemic.
Catholic filmmakers say film and video can be used as a tool for catechesis.
Baby boomers may remember whiling away their Saturday mornings, beginning in 1969, by watching the Hanna-Barbera cartoon series “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!”
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Annie Proulx’s 2016 novel provides the basis for the limited series “Barkskins.”
A five-minute video features shots of all 92 singers performing in unison, conducted by David Fazzini, director of choirs at Notre Dame Prep.
