Arts & Culture

Two books on immigration, in differing ways, try to give Christians a moral and ethical framework to judge what’s happening on the ground.

Catholic musician Matt Maher has some advice for young people: Waste more time at the feet of Jesus, and the rest of your life should go according to God’s plan.

The fact-based comedy “The Disaster Artist” (A24) is certainly not a film for everyone. Wholly unsuitable for kids, it also includes elements that many adults will prefer to avoid.

Stephen and Jennifer Maas’ family business, Domestic Church Supply Co., carries one product: a Lego kit that brings the mystery of the Mass into the living rooms of families around the world.

One hundred years after the catastrophic Halifax Explosion, the tombstone in the west end of Halifax is a stark reminder of the 2,000 people killed and 9,000 more injured.

Maria Pollia, a theology teacher at Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles, did not have to rack her brain to remember her former student Meghan Markle, the actress recently engaged to Prince Harry.

t’s good to have new biographical works of two women saints: St. Clare of Assisi and St. Therese of Lisieux. Both are famous saints to Catholics, but there is limited knowledge of them outside the church. These publications may correct that.

Scientists who helped restore a shrine above the site believed to be the place where Christ was buried say testing of samples has dated the tomb to at least the fourth century.