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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:
Lately I’ve had occasion to read two books by St. John Henry Newman. One is Newman’s first novel, “Loss and Gain,” while the other is that classic “history of my religious opinions” (Newman’s words), the “Apologia Pro Vita Sua.” Although the two volumes could hardly be more unalike in most respects, both are of considerable […]
The St. Paul VI Catholic High School girls’ soccer team won the WCAC Championship Nov. 3. Senior Leah Anand scored the game’s only goal in the 10th minute, and the Panthers put up a strong defense to secure the 1-0 victory over the Bishop O’Connell High School Knights from Arlington.
The PVI Players of St. Paul VI Catholic High School will present “Pride and Prejudice” Nov. 21- 23 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 24 at 1 p.m. The performances will take place in the Paul VI theatre,42341 Braddock Rd., Chantilly. Tickets will be on sale soon at paulvi.net/fine-arts.

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