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By Jim Hale
“We're all in this together with Jesus by our side,” said Callie Dunn, a junior at Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School in Potomac Shores. “I think that our generation is the one to take it one step further and to really make a difference and keep going forward with this movement for life.”
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Due to the impending winter storm, which is predicted to be severe, and noting that the governor of Virginia has declared a state of emergency beginning Jan. 24, if it is not possible for parishioners to attend Mass due to road and travel conditions that jeopardize safety, they are dispensed from the obligation to attend […]
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By Anna Donofrio
On the eve of the National March for Life in Washington, more than 1,000 pro-lifers from across the U.S. gathered at EagleBank Arena in Fairfax Jan. 22.
National
By Tyler Arnold
Thousands of young Catholics gathered at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington Jan. 22, to worship at a vigil Mass on the eve of the March for Life.
National
By Daniel Payne
John Allen Jr., the prolific author and longtime Vatican reporter hailed for his insightful coverage of the Holy See across multiple pontificates, died Jan. 22 at 61 years old.
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The Kid’s Connection will capture the attention of your little ones. Click here to download the latest issue and please let us know on our social media if your kids succeed in solving it! We’d love to hear about it.
Schools
By Guadalupe Williamson
In the quiet, sacred space of Holy Spirit Church in Annandale, a young girl with Down syndrome named Parker Lee prepared to do something that would change her life forever.
Schools
The Basilica School of St. Mary has a permanent exhibit celebrating the history of Catholic education. “Christ Yesterday & Today: A History of Catholic Education,” is unique to the diocese.
Schools
In late October, Bishop Ireton was featured on Fox5’s “Show Us Your Spirit” segment.
Schools
In late October, Bishop Ireton's team, made up of three seniors, finished in first place on the episode of WETA-TV’s “It’s Academic” in which they competed.
