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Seton School’s A and B Blue Crab Bowl marine science teams won first and second place at the 21st Annual Virginia Regional Competition of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl held in early February at Old Dominion University in Virginia Beach.

As Web editor and manager for CNS for the past decade, Lackey certainly got the importance of new media — and its broad outreach on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube — but he also saw, and still sees, the importance of old-fashioned print publications and doesn't think they are going away anytime soon.

“We are all students of Grisez now.” The man who said that several years ago was a Catholic theologian not generally seen as being a disciple of Germain Grisez. 

If you like Louisa May Alcott or snapping in rhythm with your family, you might want to check out the offerings of diocesan high schools this season. There are a variety of shows and performances at the diocesan high schools this spring. 

Being the target of gossip can be traumatizing for any teenager. When you are a teen, you are already grappling with questions about your identity, relationships and purpose. The unwanted attention that gossip brings can make us feel embarrassed, betrayed or frustrated. The doubt and shame can also make it harder to ask an adult for help.


It was a day of creativity and collaborative thinking, as students at The Catholic University of America in Washington recently competed to develop high-tech solutions for helping Washington’s homeless population.

 

Christendom College in Front Royal has always had high academic standards for admission and for its students to persist through its rigorous liberal arts program and graduate. 
It’s easy for sophomore Michael Sullin to recall the first time he truly felt at home at The Catholic University of America in Washington. 

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