Brendan Gleeson as "Father James" in CALVARY. (Jonathan Hession/Fox Searchlight) In writer-director John Michael McDonagh's first feature, "The Guard," Brendan Gleeson played a foul-mouthed, abrasive ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — John Michael McDonagh’s 2011 debut, “The Guard,” provided the wonderful Brendan Gleeson with a vehicle for some of his best screen work, playing an Irish West Country cop ...

You won’t want to walk in late to “Calvary.” The intense first scene not only sets up the whole premise, it’s a knockout. Father James (Brendan Gleeson) is sitting in the confessional. He thinks he’s ...

Calvary Chapel High School, Calvary Chapel Junior High School and Maranatha Christian Academy will host an open house and silent auction on Thursday. Each school will host separate open house events ...

UPDATE, 12:50 PM: Fox Searchlight has confirmed a deal for rights in the U.S. and select overseas territories for the black comedy/drama and plans a 2014 release. Check out the release after the main ...

Will Father Lavelle die for our sins? That’s the only question that matters in “Calvary,” the latest parable of Irish faith and the violent foibles of humanity from Irish playwright and filmmaker John ...

Calvary Chapel Chattanooga, a booming, 2,500-member church in a former Bi-Lo supermarket on South Broad Street, may get more parking space. And its neighbor, Church of the First Born, may get a new ...

No Calvary player has worn Will Mathews' jersey number since he died in 2010 with a brain infection. Mathews would have been a senior on Calvary's 2013 state championship team. Instead of keeping the ...

Calvary's seniors and coaches posed under the Jerry Barker Stadium scoreboard Thursday, wanting a concrete image to remember the Cavs' 46-27 victory against Parkway. This same group of seniors didn't ...

— Change often isn’t easy, but it’s possible when people come together to work toward a common goal. It’s often the naysayers, those happy with the status quo and those jealous of the success of ...

1866: Ten families of former slaves moved from Virginia to Massachusetts and settled in the industrial Bradford section of Haverhill, where they began holding prayer services in one another’s homes.