Spy could have been a lot of fun, but is ruined by an excess of crude material and vulgar dialogue.Read More

It's hard to imagine someone who isn't excited for graduation, theirs or someone else's. After all, this is a moment that marks achievement on a number of levels. Whether it’s leaving the nap time of kindergarten behind, finishing a vocational school, or finally getting the degree you've worked for, thereRead More

Thirty-nine-year-old Randy Johnson sees himself as a “success story in development,” though that status was less than evident two decades ago.Read More

Obama said that without the support of CHA president and CEO Sister Carol Keehan, healthcare reform would not have passed.Read More

The Fortnight for Freedom is opportunity for prayer, study and action.Read More

In searching for a school for our son Frank, who has developmental delays, we found it difficult to find a warm and safe place where he can play and learn. Here is Part 4 of the four-part series on our visits for the “preschool tour.”Read Part 1 here.Read Part 2Read More

In searching for a school for our son Frank, who has developmental delays, we found it difficult to find a warm and safe place where he can play and learn.  Here is the story of one of our visits on the “preschool tour.”Read Part 1 here.Read Part 2 here.A weekRead More

The Stone Chapel at St. Francis de Sales Church, Abingdon (Photo by Patti Murphy Dohn) The Church in the United States observed the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as Corpus Christi, this past Sunday. At St. Francis de Sales Church in Abingdon, DeaconRead More