Alexandria-based Communio empowers churches to identify and help people in unhappy marriages.
A Boston historian believes some of Virginia’s first slaves were Christian.
Guests pick a patron for the year at this All Saints’ Day celebration.
In one of my first trips back to the states after being assigned to the mission in Bánica, Dominican Republic, a friend of mine said to me, “A man matures with responsibility and suffering, and usually the two go hand in hand.” A few weeks later I was installed as pastor of San Francisco de Asís in Bánica, following a line of priests from our diocese that began with Father Gerry Creedon in 1991. More
“How many saints, how many men and women of faith, witness to the fact that this unlimited openness, this going forth in mercy, is indeed possible and realistic, for it is driven by love and its deepest meaning as gift, sacrifice and gratuitousness.” — Pope Francis More
A former Fairfax resident now travels to pilgrimage sites around the country. More
This Catholic naturalist promotes a love for God’s creation in her personal and professional life.More
The Monastery of the Holy Land in America is currently home to 11 Franciscan friars, whose vocation is to safeguard the Holy Land, its sites and its peoples.More
Wildflour — a catering company with a cafe and bakery storefront in Chantilly — has a secret ingredient to its success: it welcomes people with special needs who have a passion to cook.More
A post-abortive woman commissioned a painting of the three children she lost to abortion. More
In the lead-up to Father’s Day June 16, four men from parishes throughout the diocese share their experiences raising their children in the Catholic faith as part of #TellYourDad — a diocesan multimedia campaign to encourage everyone to call their fathers and express their appreciation for them and share on social media. More
A Christmas tree farmer releases his fifth book on faith for kids. More