A young singer-songwriter in Nashville, Tennessee, is taking her music -- and her faith -- to a new level with her latest release.
"Woman," a collaboration by Marie Miller and fellow artists Sarah Kroger and Sarah Hart, is "the first song I've released
Discover how the musical “Sweeney Todd” surprisingly mirrors the themes of reflection and repentance in the Advent season. Using the characters and events of the play, writer Allison Barrick draws parallels to the Church’s teachings on sin, its far-reaching consequences, and the
A new musical retelling of Jesus Christ's birth starring Antonio Banderas makes it "very easy and simple for families" to experience the wonder of the Nativity story, which at heart is about love, the actor told OSV News.
Banderas plays King Herod in
“From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free…”
Watching a news report of a group of students chanting the line, Elizabeth wonders if they were even cognizant that their refrain, repeated so full-throatedly and relentlessly, was a call for genocide.
Pop musician Sabrina Carpenter released a music video to her song "Feather" Oct. 31, which includes scenes of the singer dancing and performing inside and outside Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Brooklyn, including in the sanctuary where the altar
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (OSV News) — Bishop Robert J. Brennan of Brooklyn plans to celebrate a Mass of Reparation in a Brooklyn Catholic Church used in a violent and provocative music video, and he has removed its well-known pastor from his diocesan development
Integrating our faith with our media use is a real challenge, particularly as adverse media messages often run so contrary to our values. How can we bring faith into our digital media dialogue without losing who we are as Christians? How can
“God, please help me,” Matthew Perry whispered. “Show me that you are here. God, please help me.” In his memoir, the late actor described an encounter where he unmistakably knew God’s presence. He had been struggling with addiction. He even thought he
With the introduction of reality television, audiences no longer must search to find fictional families that they can relate to -- there are endless shows that follow every kind of family, from the wealthy and famous to poor country folk. But what
A new film on Mother Teresa, directed by Kamal Musale, is generating buzz in the Catholic press, but Father Kolodiejchuk, who today serves as the director of the D.C.-based Mother Teresa Institute, raises critical points about its portrayal of the internationally beloved