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As we endure these difficult days in the life of our church, I’ve been thinking about the potential for committed Catholic women to bind wounds and buoy up the spirits of the faithful.
Haley Stewart stared at the publish button and froze. It’s nerve racking to announce big news, and this, in particular, had the potential to raise eyebrows.
More than 85 men marked the Feast of the Archangels Sept. 29 by gathering for a morning retreat at St. John the Apostle Church in Leesburg under the theme “Turning Over the Markteplace Tables in our Temples: A Time of Grace.”
For the most part, Hassan Moore has spent his life in the South, particularly in his hometown of New Orleans, as well as Birmingham, Ala., where he spent 10 years as a professor at the University of Alabama.
Sixty-five student leaders from all four diocesan high schools attended the first Bethany Retreat at Camp Highroad in Middleburg Sept. 27-30.
Bishop Burbidge joined the college students for their first meeting at the Annandale campus.
The constant rain earlier in the week altered the original route for the 11th annual Friends of the Poor Walk at St. Timothy Church in Chantilly. But the sun Sept. 29 encouraged nearly 50 walkers to traverse the parish campus and down Walney Road for a 3-mile walk.
Blessed Sacrament School in Alexandria has been designated a National Blue Ribbon School for 2018 by U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
Setting the stage for a monthlong gathering of bishops, Pope Francis urged synod fathers not to be crushed by "prophets of doom," but to be the signs of hope and joy for which today's young people yearn.
A Navy nurse and mother, Ruth Kramer’s favorite accomplishment might be finishing the First Fridays Devotion.
