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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, In just a few weeks, the church throughout the world will celebrate the solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, whom we in the United States especially honor as patroness of our nation, Dec. 9. This great feast day, as the prayers of the Mass for the solemnity remind us, celebrates the singular privilege that our Blessed Mother was preserved from all stain of original sin so as to be “a worthy dwelling” for our Incarnate Lord. 
The Sisters of Life, Knights of Columbus and Arlington diocese will host Life Fest, a two-day, pro-life event Jan. 23-4, 2025, at EagleBank Arena at George Mason University in Fairfax. Nearly 16,000 people are expected to attend.
Donations are still pouring in following the Down Syndrome Association of Northern Virginia Buddy Walk Oct. 6 in Lorton. The 20th anniversary event has raised more than $89,000, with the team of “Sofia’s Skywalkers” topping the leaderboard at nearly $12,000 raised during Down Syndrome Awareness Month.  “We are grateful and humbled by the generosity of […]
Father Michael Depcik will sign an American Sign Language Mass at Holy Spirit Church in Annandale Dec. 1 at 4 p.m., for the deaf and hard of hearing of the diocese and their families and friends.
On a picture-perfect autumn day, 150 women of the Seven Sisters of the Arlington diocese gathered at St. Ambrose Church in Annandale for the fourth annual “Day of Recollection” Nov. 9.
Why won’t God just tell us when the world will end? As a culture of planners, we would like to know a precise date and time so that we can set our affairs in order. That said, in our Gospel today, Christ offers something much more enigmatic. After promising that heaven and earth will pass away and yet he and his words will remain, as will his elect, he then says that no one but the Father knows the day or the hour, and that we should look for the coming of that day like one looks to the fig tree for signs of summer.
Most Reverend Michael F. Burbidge, Bishop of Arlington, has announced the following clergy appointment: