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Have you ever received an unexpected message from a friend, maybe a text message or a voicemail that made your day, or even led you to change your outlook on life? This happened to me last month, in the middle of SEEK 2019, the annual conference of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS).
I spent Friday night and Saturday last week looking in vain for a lost hearing aid, an expensive item to replace and thus causing me great angst. In the end, it all turned out well, thanks to an ancient Catholic tradition in which I have never placed much stock. But first the details of my travails.
A young Catholic couple recently told World Youth Day pilgrims about the series of "yeses" that transformed their lives.
"If you told me five years ago that I'd be on a stage in Panama talking to you about marriage, I would have said you're crazy," said Drew Dillingham, 28.
Couples married in the Diocese of Arlington in 2018 were invited to submit their favorite wedding photo for publication.
Eric Carlson, a parishioner of St. Leo the Great Church in Fairfax, is a newly published illustrator for Lisa M. Hendey’s book, I Am God’s Storyteller, which will be released Feb. 12.
Fresh produce, including onions, potatoes, carrots, oranges, apples and grapefruit, are making their way to needy families in Northern Virginia thanks to 210 students from religious education classes at St. Ambrose Church in Annandale.
Bishop Burbidge calls the photo ‘extremely disturbing.’
Catholic volunteers at the newly opened Mother of Light Center in Alexandria choose to offer unconditional support and help to people in hardship or distress.
