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Just as “Tiger King” became a defining show of our early quarantine days and “Bridgerton” carried us through the first COVID-19 winter, “Squid Game” has dominated this fall. It’s not hard to see how the Korean drama resonates more deeply in the pandemic’s long shadow.
What’s distinctive about your parish? What is your parish’s charism? Queen of Apostles is distinctive, perhaps more than anything, for its diversity. We have communities represented here from across the globe. Their vibrant presence reminds us of the church’s universality, and Christ’s great commission to “go and make disciples of all nations.”
St. Martin de Porres Senior Center in Alexandria will reopen to a limited number of seniors Nov. 8.
“Through Darkness to Light,” a musical journey of reflection, healing and hope performed by the Cathedral choir, an instrumental ensemble, and organist Mary Beth Bennet, will be held at the Cathedral of St. Thomas More, 3901 Cathedral Lane, Arlington, Nov. 14, at 4 p.m.
On a chilly October night, Temple Macdonald, principal of St. John the Evangelist CatholicSchool in Warrenton, popped open his tent for an overnight stay on the roof of the school.
National Adoption Month, which we observe in November, is a time to celebrate adoption and pay tribute to the birth parents and adoptive families whose selfless gifts have allowed infants and children to be placed in stable homes where they can grow and be nurtured.
In the United States, there are an estimated 19 million men and women who once wore the flag of freedom as members of the military. That is one in 10 adults! On Veterans Day each year, we honor their courage and service to protect and defend our rights and freedoms. Yet we should not limit such gratitude to that day alone.
Lorena Contreras has been cleaning houses in Northern Virginia for more than a decade, but she always worked for other people.
A religious education teacher at St. Agnes Church in Arlington sent her seventh graders on a scavenger hunt recently. Armed with five-page questionnaires, the confirmation-bound students spent about 30 minutes searching for answers in the most recent edition of the Catholic Herald.
What God values
GOSPEL COMMENTARY Nov. 7, Mk 12:38-44