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Boat naming and blessing

Bishop O'Connell High School in Arlington held a boat blessing May 20 for the crew team's new boat at Thompson Boat Center in recognition of Bill Crittenberger, head of school who is retiring this academic year.
Global

Gaza in need of ‘miracles,’ papal agency says

By Tessa Gervasini
“With nothing to do, nowhere to go, no schooling, no commerce,” Gaza is “a very still quiet and dark place,” said Michael La Civita, director of communications at the Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA).

Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School is Hiring!

Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School is currently accepting applications for the following positions: Librarian Chorus: Experience in Sacred Music Required Head JV Boys Soccer Coach Asst JV Boys Soccer Coach Head Varsity Swim Coach

Associate Director of Events and Community Engagement

Bishop O’Connell High School seeks an energetic, organized, and relationship-driven professional to serve as Associate Director of Events and Community Engagement. Reporting to the Director of Advancement, this position is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing the school’s signature fundraising and community-building events, including the Annual Gala & Auction and the Golf Tournament, while cultivating […]
Schools

Spring sports roundup

See how teams from St. Paul VI, Bishop Ireton, Bishop O’Connell, and Pope John Paul the Great dominated the postseason.
Pope Leo XIV

Pope receives Ferrari Luce steering wheel — brand’s first fully electric car

By David Ramos
Pope Leo XIV received the steering wheel of the Ferrari Luce, the Italian brand’s first fully electric car, as a gift. He also had the opportunity to sit in the driver’s seat of the new vehicle, presented by Ferrari as “not only the ‘electric Ferrari,’ but an entirely new Ferrari.”
Columns

Made for communion

By Fr. Steven G. Oetjen
“It is not good for the man to be alone,” God said of Adam in the garden, before the creation of Eve (Gen 2:18). But it is fair to ask, “Why was it not good?” After all, everything God created up to that point was called “good.”

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