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Sacred scribbles: piece by piece, page by page

By Christina Capecchi
Opal Whiteley was 6 years old when she began keeping a diary, scrawling with a crayon in tightly spaced, phonetically spelled words.
Parishes

St. Francis de Sales Church

What’s distinctive about your parish? What is your parish’s charism? Following the example of its patron, St. Francis de Sales Church in Purcellville is committed to acts of service, generosity and evangelization.
National

Civil War nuns remembered

By Mark Zimmermann
Every day across the United States, thousands of Catholic women religious show quiet heroism as they serve in education, health care and a range of social service and other ministries, including helping the poor, immigrants and women and children in need.
Schools

The white shirts

By Shane David
Tradition is the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation, and just as tradition is central to the Catholic faith it is also present at Bishop O'Connell High School.
Columns

The stress of Ordinary Time

By Lucia A. Silecchia
“Raising children is sacred work.” We may expect to hear this in a homily, read it in an encyclical, or learn it from our own parents.
Columnists

Friendship

By Mary Beth Bonacci
Last week, I gave a talk on Catholic friendship at Our Lady of Victory High School here in Denver. It was a great opportunity for the kids. But it was also a great opportunity for me to spend some time contemplating a topic we don’t often contemplate.
Local

Servant leadership

By Anna Harvey
Fostering fellowship for women, young and old, is Marie Kennedy’s passion. “Every woman has a gift, and all of them are different,” she said.
Bishop's Columns

God’s gift of life

By Bishop Michael F. Burbidge
When the U.S. Supreme Court declared that abortion was constitutional in its January 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, the effect of the ruling was to teach Americans that a grave evil might be considered a great good. Although the Supreme Court’s 2022 Dobbs decision overturned Roe, the basic and false teaching that abortion may be good for some, in some situations, persists.

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