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Arlington seminarians visit Apostolic Nunciature

Fourth-year seminarians Deacon Jordan Willard and Deacon Stephen Vaccaro of the Diocese of Arlington met with Archbishop Christophe Pierre, apostolic nuncio to the United States and chancellor of the Pontifical College Josephinum in Columbus, Ohio. 

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Little Black Book provides Lenten inspiration

By Sam Lucero

Now in its 17th year of publication, the Little Black Book has its origins in the Diocese of Saginaw and was the idea of Saginaw's bishop, the late Bishop Kenneth E. Untener. 

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Retirement: An invitation for something more

By Carolyn Woo

There are also others who count their days toward retirement with detailed plans for relocation, coursework already selected at local colleges and new memberships in all sorts of volunteer, exercise and learning communities. For most people, including myself, it is probably a mix of both: joyful anticipation of the fruits from decades of hard work as well as a sense of scrambling when we lose our footing in familiar structures.

Bishop Burbidge

A Lenten message from Bishop Burbidge

By Bishop Michael F. Burbidge
As we begin the sacred Season of Lent with ashes on our forehead, we are reminded that our lives here on earth are merely a journey with an ultimate goal of eternal life which we all share. So, now is the time to assure that we are prepared for that moment when the Lord calls […]
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Vandalism at Jewish cemeteries decried

By Matthew Gambino
PHILADELPHIA — Responding to the destruction of some 100 gravestones at a Jewish cemetery in Philadelphia, Archbishop Charles J. Chaput Feb. 27 deplored the “senseless acts of mass vandalism.” The gravestones were discovered toppled over from their bases the previous morning at Mount Carmel Cemetery in Northeast Philadelphia. The archbishop issued a statement in which […]
Pope Francis

Pope visits Anglican church in Rome

By Junno Arocho Esteves
ROME — The path toward Christian unity can’t be found isolated in a laboratory hashing out theological differences, but rather by walking together on a common journey, Pope Francis said. While theological dialogue is necessary, Catholics and Anglicans can continue to “help each other in our needs, in our lives and help each other spiritually,” […]
Pope Francis

Pope furthers sainthood causes of eight men, women

By Carol Glatz
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis advanced the sainthood cause of two medical doctors and six religious — many of whom died just a generation ago. The pope approved the decrees during an audience Feb. 27 with Cardinal Angelo Amato, prefect of the Congregation for Saints’ Causes. The pope recognized the martyrdom of Salesian Father Titus […]

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