More “The Breakfast Club” than “Bridesmaids,” “Table 19” is sweet, fun and poignant.

Mumford and Sons, The Head and the Heart, Hozier and other artists use Christian language in their secular songs. Should Christians care?

“Part of who we are is trying to be political without being partisan; principled but not ideological," said moderator John Carr.

"Little Sister" tells the story of Colleen, a young woman religious returning home after joining the Sisters of Mercy.

“All are welcome in this place,” a crowd of people sang in Lafayette Square outside of the White House this afternoon.

"The dynamic has changed," said Serrin Foster. "People can’t force us into a box anymore."

Cardinal Dolan: "We come together this sacred evening in a church we claim as a sanctuary...to reclaim the belief that a mother's womb is the primal sanctuary, where a helpless, innocent, fragile, tiny baby must be safe, secure, nurtured and protected."

The Mass attracted pro-life student groups from across the nation who are in Washington for the March for Life.

Several Catholic groups attended the march despite their disappointment with its overtly pro-choice platform.

Women religious champion social justice issues at the Women's March on Washington.