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VATICAN CITY — While world events can seem chaotic, violent and out of control, Christians can be certain that "everything is ultimately subject to the judgment of Christ, the just and merciful king," Pope Francis said at Mass.
VATICAN CITY — When Catholics approach a church tribunal or canon lawyer, they "must always meet the face of our mother, the holy church, who loves all her children with tenderness," Pope Francis said.
VATICAN CITY — A true study and understanding of the church's history and experience are needed to help priests better interpret today's world, to make the Gospel more relevant and to counter ideologies and distorted narratives about the church, Pope Francis said.
A sense of jubilation filled the air as hundreds gathered for vespers at the Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington Nov. 24. The evening liturgy was held in thanksgiving of six diocesan priests who received the title of “monsignor” from Pope Francis this year. Bishop Michael F. Burbidge was joined by Bishop Emeritus Paul […]
Parishioners filled St. Matthew Church Nov. 24 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their parish’s founding, which coincided with the feast of Christ the King.
Jn 18:33b-37 In 1925, in the wake of the horror of the Great War, Pope Pius XI created the Solemnity of Christ the King, which we celebrate this weekend. In the opening paragraph of the encyclical “Quas Primas,” by which he announced that decision, commenting on the awful experience of the war, he wrote: “These […]
The newly renovated Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington won the award for Best Capital Improvement of Private Space from the NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association headquartered in Herndon, Nov. 21.
A cycling fundraiser sponsored by the Northern Virginia Region of the Order of Malta recently raised $10,000 in support of diocesan Catholic Charities Mother of Mercy Free Medical Clinics. Knight of Malta Paul Nasto presented the contribution to Bishop Michael F. Burbidge and Stephen J. Carattini, president and CEO of diocesan Catholic Charities, at the […]
We received with great joy the news that in the upcoming Holy Year 2025, Pope Francis will canonize two young people, Blessed Carlo Acutis and Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, as saints of the Catholic Church. It is fitting that Blessed Carlo — who died of leukemia at only 15 — will be canonized during the […]