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Popular culture’s relentless drive to portray a homosexual lifestyle as merely one more form of diversity and its view of out-of-wedlock motherhood as a respectable choice, at least for mature women, mars the otherwise unobjectionable animated comedy “Storks” (Warner Bros.)

One of the last ceremonies in which former Israeli President Shimon Peres participated as a public figure took place in the Vatican Gardens in June 2014.

Students’ happily shrieking, copious blue balloons and Kool and the Gang’s “Celebration” playing, it was clear that something was going on at St. Joseph School.

Deacon John I. McKenna, who died Sept. 22 at 85, was remembered for his singular commitments in multiple arenas.

St. Joseph School in Fullerton and Our Lady of Perpetual Help School in Ellicott City received the National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence Award.

A funeral Mass for Religious Sister of Mercy Mary Helen McCreary was offered Sept. 23 at Mercy Villa, the Religious Sisters of Mercy retirement home in Baltimore.

The Donald Trump campaign announced Sept. 22 that it has formed a group of Catholic leaders to advise him “on those issues and policies important to Catholics and other people of faith in America.”

Survivors and family members of the victims of the July terrorist attacks in Nice met Pope Francis during a special audience at the Vatican.

Worshippers, some in 18th century garb, packed St. Ignatius Church Sept. 25 to open the 225th anniversary year of the Hickory parish.

Pope Francis’ endorsement of pro-family marches made headlines in Mexico, surprising some.