Search Results

  • Section

  • Sort By

  • Reset
It has been several years now since the diocese launched its Strategic Plan for 2022-2026.
A well-used word today is transition, especially as it applies to the various changes in life that we encounter and the subsequent adjustments that we must make.
It’s not my first rodeo. Or even my second. This is not the first of my children to leave for college.
Unbeknownst to me, when I changed my calendar to August, I entered “National Back to School Month.” As fond as I am of new school supplies and the scent of new books, not even I knew that this is celebrated for an entire month.
This column is late. And we are taking another break from our Theology of the Body series, to which we will return next time. Because I’ve had a lot going on, and I have some thoughts I really want to share.
When the chaos rises — the living room buzzing with four kids, piano pounding, guitar strumming, high-speed chases underway — Katie Murray’s eyes land on the “Annunciation” print framed above the couch.
Not even a mile from the banks of the Potomac River, Our Lady of Hope Church lies on the peripheries of the Arlington diocese. But it plays an essential role in the diocese’s Holy Year 2025 pilgrimage.

Popular