Arlington Catholic Herald

Local

Some 3,500 Catholics celebrate faith and freedom at the Diocesan Festival

By Anna Donofrio

The Fourth of July came early for parishioners of the Arlington diocese. Some 3,500 Catholics and their families celebrated the nation’s 250th anniversary at the annual Diocesan Festival at the Clarke County Fairgrounds in Berryville June 13.

6/15/26

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Some 3,500 Catholics celebrate faith and freedom at the Diocesan Festival

By Anna Donofrio

6/15/26

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Pope Leo XIV

Pope Leo XIV says evil crumbles when the Gospel is lived out

By Antonio Tarallo

VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV said June 14 that when the Gospel is proclaimed and lived out, evil gives way before the power of the risen Christ.

6/15/26

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Pope Leo XIV says evil crumbles when the Gospel is lived out

By Antonio Tarallo

VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV said June 14 that when the Gospel is proclaimed and lived out, evil gives way before the power of the risen Christ.

6/15/26

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Local

At 83, Jack Lane keeps St. Ann’s chorale singing for others

By JULIA DeJAK

Jack helps bring that same musical nostalgia to seniors in the Arlington community in his role as producer of the St. Ann’s Chorale.

6/15/26

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At 83, Jack Lane keeps St. Ann’s chorale singing for others

By JULIA DeJAK

Jack helps bring that same musical nostalgia to seniors in the Arlington community in his role as producer of the St. Ann’s Chorale.

6/15/26

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Columnists

Why not you?

By Fr. Rich Miserendino

One sympathizes with Jesus in our Gospel today, looking out upon the crowds of the world and seeing them troubled and abandoned, like sheep without a shepherd. All it takes is a glance at the morning or evening news to realize that our world still needs Christ and his appointed shepherds, perhaps now more than ever.

6/13/26

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Why not you?

By Fr. Rich Miserendino

6/13/26

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Local

‘Radium Girls’ wins 11 Glamies

Catholic Herald Staff Report

St. Paul VI Catholic High School in Chantilly won 11 theater awards for the play “Radium Girls,” including Outstanding Play, at the 2026 Blue Ridge Glamies Awards Gala, held at the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas May 27.

6/12/26

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Priests United take on PVI Varsity Boys Soccer

The PVI Varsity Boys Soccer team faced off against the Priests United Soccer team May 26 at St. Paul VI Catholic High School in Chantilly.

6/12/26

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Clergy appointments

Most Reverend Michael F. Burbidge, Bishop of Arlington, has announced the following clergy appointments:

6/12/26

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Columns

Why not you?

By Fr. Richard Miserendino

On your honor

By Christina Capecchi

Pondering the last summer

By Elizabeth Foss

Sacred Heart of Jesus

By Msgr. Charles M. Mangan

National

U.S. bishops approve revised version of Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People

6/12/26

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U.S. bishops consecrate nation to Sacred Heart of Jesus

6/12/26

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Papal nuncio urges US bishops to deepen communion

6/11/26

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Archbishop Coakley offers first presidential address to U.S. bishops

6/11/26

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More than 1,000 people process with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist through Washington

6/8/26

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Global

Audiobook of Pope Leo’s encyclical ‘Magnifica humanitas’ now available

Vatican News

The English editorial team of Vatican Radio — Vatican News has prepared an audiobook of Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical "Magnifica humanitas" divided into seven audio files.

6/12/26

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Pope tells Catholics to pray for those who ‘have lost their lives at sea’ in Canary Islands visit

By Victoria Cardiel

On the first day of Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria June 11 — the final stage of his trip to Spain before traveling to Tenerife and returning to Rome June 12 — several deeply moving scenes unfolded.

6/12/26

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How does Pope Leo pray?

By Diego López Marina

Pope Leo XIV goes through his day centered on prayer, silence and seeking God amid his responsibilities at the helm of the Church, said his personal secretary, Peruvian priest Father Edgard Rimaycuna, in a recent interview released by the Order of St. Augustine.

6/11/26

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Pope Leo XIV addresses difficult questions about selfishness, suicide and forgiveness

By Nicolás de Cárdenas

In Barcelona June 9, Pope Leo XIV addressed the concerns of three young people who shared their personal struggles in a powerful dialogue marked by sincerity, pain and hope.

6/10/26

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Arts

Schools

‘Radium Girls’ wins 11 Glamies

Catholic Herald Staff Report

6/12/26

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Theater

Summer theater and camps

Catholic Herald Staff Report

Theater camps and beloved musicals take center stage this summer, bringing audiences together for productions of “Hello Dolly!” and “Fiddler on the Roof” as well as a chance for kids to attend Drama Bootcamp.

6/11/26

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Art

Matisse’s ‘Stations of the Cross’ comes to Baltimore

Special to the Catholic Herald

Imagine a famous modern artist who never created art on any Christian theme in his long career. Add to that, the artist does not create paintings that tell stories and avoids any theme that evokes violence.

6/11/26

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