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M. Night Shyamalan Reads Fan Reactions Now Thanks to New Stephen King Praise By Mike Sprague M. Night Shyamalan avoids reading reactions to his work on social media. But recently he took a look after Stephen King praised his series Servant. Shyamalan scanned the comments under one of King’s tweets and immediately got upset. Shyamalan tells THR: “ The third comment [under King’s tweet] said, ‘I love it but there’s no way Night knows where this is going. I do know where this is going!” He adds: “ This is why you don...

M. Night Shyamalan Has Already Shot the First Episode of Servant Season 3 Servant is still debuting on Apple TV+, but the filmmaker recently confirmed that he has already filmed the season premiere of a third season, though fans don't know when exactly to expect that season to debut. For horror fans who might not have been checking out the series, Shyamalan's reveal came as a response to Stephen King singing the series' praises, which is only the latest instance of him endorsing the series on social media, despite having nothing to do with its development. The Season 2 finale of Servant debu...

Poorer parishes, dioceses take a bigger hit from pandemic Friday, Feb. 26, 2021 By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON  — Just as it was in much of American society this past year, the financial toll exacted by the coronavirus pandemic affected poor parishes and dioceses more starkly than it did larger and more well-to-do Catholic institutions. While that’s not to say that bigger dioceses and parishes didn’t feel any sting – some dioceses started making cuts in the early months of the pandemic – smaller churches and dioceses at the outset didn’t have the financial wherewithal to dea...

Just as it was in much of American society this past year, the financial toll exacted by the coronavirus pandemic affected poor parishes and dioceses more starkly than it did larger and more well-to-do Catholic institutions.

Dioceses cry foul over funding report The U.S. Capitol is seen in Washington at dawn Jan. 10, 2021. CNS photo/Tyler Orsburn Dioceses cry foul over funding report By  Tom Tracy, Catholic News Service February 10, 2021 U.S. dioceses are crying foul over an investigative report on coronavirus relief funding they say grossly mischaracterized the Catholic Church’s finances and unrestricted cash flows, leaving the impression the Church used the 2020 CARES Act to hoard cash. Officials of the Diocese of Charlotte, N.C., said their diocese was among several first ...