St. Paul's Catholic Church in Harvard Square prepares boys in centuries old singing traditions that still resonate.

For decades, Altadena has been a diverse hamlet that boasted higher than average Black home ownership, thriving Black small ...

Fifth graders Jenna Charter (left) and Annabelle Catena of St. Mary’s School in Bryantown, Maryland, sing during a Catholic ...

In early January, Catholic news outlets released a reminder that Catholics are eligible for special indulgences this year. Indulgences are pardons believed to eliminate earthly suffering or time ...

After racking up a number of award nominations and wins, the film Sing Sing is being rereleased in theaters. It also makes history as the first movie to simultaneously be available to nearly 1 ...

What started as a goofy, groundbreaking play that debuted inside the Sing Sing Correctional Facility — and then inspired the Golden Globe-nominated movie “Sing Sing” — will return to the ...

Park Sung-hoon – who plays fan favorite Squid Game Season 2 character Cho Hyun-ju, aka Player 120 – has been embroiled in a bizarre controversy in South Korea, leading to him dropping out of ...

The cast of Sing Sing will perform an off-Broadway rendition of the play Breaking the Mummy’s Code, a time-traveling musical comedy originally staged at Sing Sing correctional facility in 2005 ...

MANILA, Philippines — Park Sung-hoon is no longer reportedly considered to join the cast of the time-slip Korean drama with YoonA after figuring in a controversial issue involving the uploading ...

Squid Game's Season 2 has introduced a poignant character, Hyun-ju, a transgender woman played by Park Sung-hoon. Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk revealed the difficulty of casting a transgender actress ...

Read on for more details. Park Sung Hoon, the famed South Korean actor, is under hot waters after sharing sexually explicit content on his personal social media account. The actor deleted it ...

During Advent, the Roman Catholic liturgy reminds us repeatedly of the message ... because they begin with the exclamation "O" when addressing the Lord. They are sung before the Canticle of Mary.