ARTS & MEDIA
Virginia Catholic illustrates children's book about popular Marian devotion
According to her mother, Mia Sasscer was drawing before she could talk.
Former assistant fire chief aims to create 'sense of hope' in 9/11 memoir
One of the most vivid memories for those who experienced 9/11 firsthand is the weather that day.
The Monitor Magazine wins three awards from Catholic Media Association; local photojournalist and Clear Faith Publishing books also honored
The Diocese of Trenton’s monthly publication, The Monitor Magazine, has been recognized with three awards from the Catholic Press Association.
Ojibwe artist's beadwork selected for display at U.S. Embassy to Holy See
With a needle and thread and painstaking attention, Jessica Gokey "paints" images of flora and fauna...
Actor is 'transformed' by portraying Father Tolton in theater production
Jim Coleman wasn't at all interested in portraying Father Augustus Tolton in a national traveling theater production.
‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ is a mostly wholesome movie
A '70s vibe adds verve to the animated origin story "Minions: The Rise of Gru" (Universal).
Elvis’ is fast-paced with true and honest elements
Wise men say only fools rush in – and skip seeing "Elvis" (Warner Bros), a highly entertaining, turbocharged biography of a music legend.
'Thor: Love and Thunder' is geared for mature audience
Tongue-in-cheek humor paces the vivid action in "Thor: Love and Thunder" (Disney), the third direct sequel to the Marvel Comics-based franchise's 2011 original.
Francis scholar offers helpful advice on how saint would navigate today
In a time filled with many fears and spiritual "potholes," ...
'By their deeds': The problem of evil through the eyes of James Lee Burke
Prolific writer James Lee Burke scoffs mildly at the suggestion there is a homespun theology to be found in the pages of his novels, short stories and assorted musings.
Report about YouTube shows kids exposed to derogatory videos
We're all God's children, right?
Mark Shields dies; political commentator wore Catholic faith on his sleeve
Political commentator Mark Shields, who often wore his Catholic faith on his sleeve ...
Catholic author brings the good news to children in her latest book
Pointing to the words of St. Jerome, "Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ," writer Christine Anghie
Children's books for summer showcase tales of saintly heroes, adventure
The following books are suitable for summer reading:
CCC collection, set for May 28, 29, will benefit Diocese’s media work
The Diocese of Trenton, like its counterparts across the nation, will ask the faithful to support its communications and media work through a donation to the Catholic Communications Campaign at all Masses May 28 and 29.
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