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Loyola Blakefield students go on Talent Tour

Remember the old Bob Hope USO shows? If not, then you’re young. Back in the day, Bob Hope was a world-famous actor/comedian who also dedicated his time to entertaining the armed forces. Well, Loyola Blakefield put their own spin on it with a five-day tour that spanned a couple of cities in early June. The […]

Recovery Requires Help and Prayer

The Catholic Review One of the things I appreciate and admire most about the generous people of this Archdiocese is their instinctive desire to help others, especially in times of crisis. Over the course of the past several days, we have watched seemingly in helpless horror the images of suffering and destruction that have emerged […]

Kung Fu Panda 2 Is Kickin’

Three years ago, I rolled my eyes at the thought of liking, let alone tolerating, Kung Fu Panda. Cartoon animals performing martial arts equaled lame in my book. Despite the fact that I have a habit of seeing everything that comes out in the movie theaters, I skipped it. A year later, I was floored […]

VIDEO REPORT: One way to fight the plague

BUDAPEST – One of the most fascinating pieces of artwork in Budapest is found in Hungary’s castle district. An early 18th-century monument built for the dual purposes of remembering victims of the plague and safeguarding the city from future diseases, the Baroque column is dedicated to the Holy Trinity.  Check out this video report: [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9gmOIEeB7Y]

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