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This summer, six students from Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington attended a two-week study abroad program at the University of Salamanca in Spain with Spanish teacher Faryde Yanine.

As the 2017-18 school year begins, Seton School in Manassas will have new teachers, the return of French class, a striking banner for the St. John Paul the Great Center, and new stained glass windows in Our Lady Queen of the Angels Chapel.

VATICAN CITY — Environmental destruction is a sign of a “morally decaying scenario” in which too many people ignore or deny that, from the beginning, “God intended humanity to cooperate in the preservation and protection of the natural environment,” said the leaders of the Catholic and Orthodox churches.   Marking the Sept. 1 World Day […]
Paul VI Catholic High School in Fairfax was recognized as a Catholic Education Honor Roll School. The national honor roll program, directed by the Cardinal Newman Society, has recognized more than 300 high-performing Catholic high schools nationwide since its inception in 2004.   Paul VI engaged in a thorough internal and external review of its […]

Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur carries a laminated card with prayers and reminders of how he wants to live out his Catholic faith. 

The rain fell heavy Monday morning in Des Moines, Iowa.   Bleary-eyed travelers plotted alternative routes over eggs and potatoes at the Embassy Suites. A white-haired man wearing a Saturn shirt had heard it would be clearer in Columbia, Mo., than Kansas City, Mo., and decided to attempt the added hour of travel for a […]

Grant Joseph Mantooth, a recent graduate of Seton School in Manassas, won second place in the 2017 National Right to Life Jane B. Thompson Oratory Contest held at the organization’s annual national convention in Milwaukee June 29-July 1.

New classes capitalize on a high demand for STEM and computer science classes, including Introduction to Cybersecurity and Honors Introduction to Engineering Design. In addition, classes in the religion department now include church history, bioethics and Catholic social teachings. 

A Northern Virginia native and member of a well-known Catholic family in the area, Chris Vander Woude is new to the school but established in the community. Having served most recently as dean of student life at Christendom College in Front Royal and seven years as its athletic director, he brings more than a decade of coaching and playing experience to the growing athletic program.

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