The film "The Florida Project" depicts a new reality: families who live week to week in motels, unable to afford permanent housing.

The fifth version of a project started by the U.S. bishops in 1972 goes to the peripheries of the church to welcome back Hispanics.

U.S. bishops are defending an Illinois law that permits government employees to join together in bargaining units and, by majority vote, designate a union to collectively represent them in contract negotiations and employment disputes.

“The youth of our nation are shaming the adult world into action.”

To viewers aware of racism and the unpleasant history of colonialism, the sketch “Joy Together” was full of offensive content.

“Now is the time to pass legislation that enables the Dreamers to become citizens and full contributing members of our society,” said Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles.