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Arlington Bishop Michael F. Burbidge and diocesan priests will celebrate an All Souls Day Mass for all the faithful departed at Fairfax Memorial Park in the Garden of the Crucifix, 9900 Braddock Rd., in Fairfax Nov. 2 at noon.
PVI Prays started as a few rosaries in the Fairfax school’s courtyard and turned into daily gatherings of students who come together with their teachers and peers and pray for those who are facing adversity, especially those dealing with the aftermath of the recent hurricanes and earthquakes.
Marymount University President Matthew D. Shank received the 2017 Community Partner Award from Edu-Futuro, an Arlington nonprofit that empowers under-resourced Latino and other immigrant youth through education, leadership development and family engagement.
A 40-foot-tall cross memorializing soldiers who died in World War I that sits at a busy intersection in the Washington suburb of Bladensburg, Md., is unconstitutional, a federal appeals court ruled Oct. 18.
Dual citizenship
The question presented to Jesus about paying taxes to Caesar was not an invite to a leisurely discussion on a summer afternoon. Instead, the issue of taxation was a very fierce and divisive issue. The fact that present were rival groups such as the Pharisees, who opposed the payment of taxes to the occupying power of Rome, and the Herodians, who supported Roman taxation, shows that this was a question designed by both sides to ambush Jesus.