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Two members of the social studies department at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington joined forces last spring to increase student engagement in the midst of social distancing due to COVID-19. Advanced Placement U.S. History teachers Geoff Rixon and Chesney Allgood dug into some of the more unique and less explored parts of American history and launched a podcast they titled: “Who Knew? A History Podcast.”
RICHMOND — Seven Catholic entities in the Diocese of Richmond are going solar, a process some churches in the Arlington diocese began last year.
I spent the morning rummaging around in the basement, looking for a box marked “virtue letters.” It contains wooden letters that spell out various virtues. Over the years, I’ve propped the letters on the mantel, rotating them out each month and adding seasonal decorations to go with them. Every September, I spell out “diligence.” September is for buckling down, setting goals, setting about one’s work, getting it done. I found the letters, and then I realized that despite having many fireplaces in our new house, we have few mantels. So, virtue letters set aside, we began our school year by taking a good look at Scripture.
Pregnancy center leaders share how the new climate will affect their work.
All diocesan high schools are now half in person, half online; here’s how two are managing the transition.
A series of programs aimed at healing divisions will examine historical inequities and unconscious attitudes.
Arlington Knights of Columbus have met daily since April to ask Our Lady’s intercession to end to the pandemic.
More than 40 women religious gathered at St. James Church in Falls Church for the Convocation of Religious Sisters Aug. 29
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A roadmap to resolution
In this week's installment of Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus gives us the famous roadmap to resolving conflicts and setting healthy boundaries. The entire passage presumes that Christian believers should be at harmony with each other. Why? Because we are in the presence of Christ, and by our baptism are grafted into the prince of peace himself. After all: “Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.”